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Spring HVAC Maintenance Checklist
Posted On: March 23, 2025
Here’s a Spring HVAC Maintenance Checklist to keep your system running efficiently as the weather warms up:
Indoor Unit Maintenance
Replace the Air Filters — Change filters to ensure better air quality and system performance (typically every 1-3 months).
Clean Vents and Registers — Dust and vacuum air vents to maintain good airflow.
Inspect the Thermostat — Ensure it’s working properly and consider upgrading to a programmable or smart thermostat for energy savings.
Check Drain Lines and Pan — Clear the condensate drain line to prevent clogs and water damage.
Test the System — Turn on the AC to ensure it cools efficiently and listen for unusual noises.
Outdoor Unit Maintenance
Clear Debris Around the Unit — Remove leaves, dirt, and branches from around the condenser.
Keep a 2-foot clearance.
Clean the Coils — Gently rinse the condenser coils with water (avoid high-pressure sprays).
Check the Refrigerant Lines — Ensure the insulation around the lines is intact.
Inspect the Fan and Blades — Look for signs of wear or damage.
Ensure the Unit is Level — A slightly tilted condenser can cause strain on the compressor.
Professional HVAC Tune-Up (Highly Recommended)
Check refrigerant levels — Low refrigerant can lead to inefficient cooling.
Inspect electrical connections — Loose or damaged wires can cause failures or hazards.
Lubricate moving parts — Prevent friction and wear on motors and belts.
Test system performance — Ensure everything runs smoothly and safely.
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