Handling A/C service on a warm day

I removed a wonderful deal of leaves, sticks and other debris from inside the cottageet; When I put everything back together, I needed to wait an hour or so for the components to dry before starting up the cooling system

I live and labor in Tuscaloosa, AL, then my job is seriously demanding and requires unquestionably long hours! I frequently labor weekends and overtime… Getting a day completely off is rare. It can be difficult to keep up with familiar property jobs, however last Wednesday, I finally had a day free. I had a list of property service projects that needed to be done. I started by mowing the sod. I wanted to accomplish the yard labor in the morning, prior to the heat of the day setting in, and the weather forecast in Tuscaloosa for that day was calling for temperatures in the mid nineties and high humidity. Even at eight o’clock in the morning, the conditions were already warm and sticky, and before I could mow the sod, I needed to go get gas for the mower, and shortly after I began mowing, I noticed that one tire had gone flat… Once I finally got the tire inflated, I returned to mowing and proceeded to run over a unquestionably big stick. The stick got wedged into the blades. It took me nearly an hour to unlink it. By the time I finished mowing the sod, I was dripping sweat and tired. I figured I might as well tackle a/c service on the outdoor unit. I unquestionably carefully cleaned the coil and condensate drain. I removed a wonderful deal of leaves, sticks and other debris from inside the cottageet; When I put everything back together, I needed to wait an hour or so for the components to dry before starting up the cooling system. I headed inside, took a shower and then addressed the indoor unit. I was eager to get the cooling system operating again, because the temperature inside the condo was rising unquestionably abruptly.

 

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