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REPAIR > AIR CONDITIONER

How to Fix an Air Conditioner

If your air conditioner is broken, and you are not sure what is wrong, our troubleshooting guide can help! We break each of the common symptoms down, and teach you step-by-step how to solve the problem. We teach you how to test and replace the parts in your appliance. Learn how to repair an air conditioner that is no longer cooling, will not turn on, has iced up coils, or is making loud noises. On average these repairs only take between 15 to 30 minutes.
Common Broken Air Conditioner Symptoms Reported By

Unit is on but no air blowing

If your air conditioner will not blow air, you should start by checking the air filter, fan, and fan motor.

Reported By:    93% of customers

Does not blow cold air

If your air conditioner is not cooling there may be a lack of airflow, check the filter, fan, and fan motor.

Reported By:    2% of customers

Unusual noise

Issues with a blower wheel, fan motor, or fan bearings may lead to a noisy air conditioner. Learn to test parts in the fan assembly, including motor bearings.

Reported By:    2% of customers

Does not turn on

If you air conditioner is not turning on, our repair guide can help. Learn to test parts like the power cord, control board, and temperature sensor.

Reported By:    2% of customers

Coils icing over

If your air conditioner's coils are icing up it can indicate issues with the temperature control, capacitor, fan, or filter.

Reported By:    1% of customers

Does not shut off

If your air conditioner is constantly running, check the temperature control, thermistor, and control board.

Reported By:    1% of customers