SYDNEY - AussieJournal -- Regular maintenance is the best step toward the creation of a durable and reliable air conditioning system. Much like any mechanical equipment, HVAC systems have to be serviced regularly. Experts recommend maintenance twice a year, usually just before the peak of the summer and winter seasons. During these sessions, the professional HVAC technician will inspect your system for wear, clean important components, and, if necessary, make any needed repairs or adjustments. This proactive approach helps to identify issues at an early stage before minor problems develop into major breakdowns, hence dollars in uptime cost to your business.

These will include, but are not limited to, inspection and tightening of electrical connections, lubrication of all moving parts, making sure the condensate drain works, and verification of the thermostat accuracy. In addition to that, they will evaluate the general condition of the system and make sure it is ready for the coming season. This investment will help work the air conditioner for a longer period of time and make your energy bill is lower, as it will work more efficiently.

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Proper Air Flow

Over time, restricted airflow results in higher energy usage, increased component wear, and a shorter life cycle for your air conditioner.

Do check your HVAC system for any kind of obstruction to the airflow on a regular basis. This would include checking to ensure that furniture, equipment, or other items are not blocking the registers or return air inlet, as well as checking for dust and debris in ductwork. In some cases, professional duct cleaning is necessary to remove accumulated contaminants that may be interfering with airflow.

For more advice, or to book in a commercial air conditioning service, reach out to our teams in Sydney or Wollongong. Visit https://www.coralair.com.au/commercial/ to find out more.