If everything is working properly, your AC will never need a refrigerant.
If your AC is leaking water, it’s either problems with the condensate draining system or thawing refrigerant lines.
It’s frustrating when your A/C won’t turn on, especially when it’s hot and you need cool air the most.
Your air vents should always be open. Otherwise, you’ll waste money, be less comfortable and possibly damage your AC.
As you may already know, air conditioners are often marketed according to their SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating).
In a perfect world, you should only have to replace your A/C once every 10-15 years.
So, your AC stopped blowing cold air and there's ice on your unit’s refrigerant lines. Is it normal?
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