Common Reasons AC Systems Fail in Summer
An air conditioner that cruises through May can quit hard in July, and it’s not bad luck. It’s math. In spring your system might run a few hours a day against a modest temperature gap. During a Kansas City heat wave, with the outdoor unit sitting in full sun and the thermostat asking for 72 while it’s 98 outside, that same system runs almost continuously against a 25-plus degree difference. Everything that was a minor weakness in mild weather gets pushed to its limit. That’s the thread running through nearly every summer breakdown we see. The parts don’t fail
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