
When the humidity climbs and the thermometer pushes past 28°C, the last thing you want is warm air drifting from the vents. An air conditioner that ran fine last week can suddenly start blowing room-temperature air for a handful of very specific reasons — most of which are fixable long before a full compressor failure. Here are the usual suspects our technicians find during summer service calls.
Start with the cheap fixes: a clogged filter or a tripped breaker causes more "no-cool" calls than any major part. A fifteen-minute check can save you an emergency visit. JUJCO Heating & Cooling
A professional diagnostic goes well beyond a thermostat glance. JUJCO technicians check the refrigerant charge, inspect the outdoor coil, test the capacitor and contactor, verify the condensate drain, and measure the temperature split across the evaporator. Catching a failing capacitor early prevents a mid-July compressor burnout.
If we find a problem, you will receive a clear explanation, an efficiency reading, and a written estimate before any work begins. No surprises, no pressure — just the facts you need to stay cool.
Our AC quit blowing cold right after a heatwave started and JUJCO found a failed capacitor the same afternoon. Replacing it before the compressor burnt out saved us a fortune.
Thanks for the tip. We cleaned our filter and the airflow improved immediately — wish we had checked it sooner.
It was low refrigerant and a dirty outdoor coil for us. JUJCO recharged the system and cleaned the unit, now it cools like new.