Integral to the successful cooling of your home during the hottest time of the year is the level of refrigerant in your air conditioning system. Your air conditioner is designed to operate with a very specific amount of refrigerant, which is the heat transfer fluid that makes removing heat from the air in your home possible in the first place. With that in mind, you may be wondering if you should contact a technician to recharge your refrigerant before using your air conditioner in Fort Collins, CO this year. The answer is hopefully “no,” as well explain in the following post.
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