Common problems with air conditioners can make it difficult to use your cooling system, and may even require a professional technician’s attention. It’s important to understand the causes of these problems so that you can determine the best course of action. These problems may be caused by anything from the outside unit not cooling properly to tripped circuit breakers. If you notice that your AC has a lot of noise or has a low refrigerant level, you should contact a technician right away.

Uneven temperature distribution is another common problem. This can be caused by the size and location of the room, the location of air vents, and the temperature outside. If your cooling system is too small, you may have to check the condenser. It may be dirty, or you could have a faulty compressor or low refrigerant. To resolve this problem, contact a professional HVAC technician who can properly diagnose and correct the problem.

If your air conditioner is leaking water from its inner unit, it could be because of clogged drain pipes or a damaged condensation pump. In the latter case, the water will flow through a drainage pipe to the outside. In the case of a damaged condensation pump, it’s best to clean the condenser pump and the drainage pipe. If you notice any dirt or debris in the drain pan, try to clean it with a solution of water and bleach. If the problem continues, you may have to call a professional to inspect it.