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Frequently
Asked Questions
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Q:
How often should I change or clean my
filters?
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A:
Filters should generally be replaced
every month when the system is running. Replace filters with
the same kind and size as original filter. If your filter is
not disposable, follow the manufacturer instructions for
cleaning.
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Q:
How much will my new air conditioner
cost?
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A:
The answer
is "That depends." There are many factors which must
be considered: the efficiency of the equipment, the size of
your home, is the duct work installed and in good condition,
do you need a thermostat or electronic air cleaner. In most
cases, replacing your whole system, indoor and outdoor
components, will result in a more efficient, longer lasting
system but will also cost a little more. Click
here to set an appointment with a Wray's Comfort Consultant.
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Q:
Will anything help the humidity in my
house?
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A:
Humidity is
a problem in many areas. The best way to control excessive
humidity is to have a system that runs longer at lower speeds.
Variable speed air handling equipment runs at very low speeds,
which keeps the air circulating against the cooling coil and
removes much more moisture than conventional systems. At these
low speeds, the variable speed motor uses much less
electricity than conventional motors.
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Q:
I need a new outdoor unit, but my
indoor unit works fine. What are the advantages of replacing
my whole system at the same time?
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A:
Air
conditioners are designed as matched systems, with an
efficiency rating given for the whole system. If you replace
only one part, you do not get the advantage of many technology
changes that make the system work efficiently to ensure
comfort. Also, the indoor system contains a cooling coil which
may be partially blocked by particles that will decrease
efficiency. Further, if your whole system is replaced, you
will be less likely to need service in the near future.
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