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Like a central air conditioner, a heat pump also has an outer unit. Like any other HVAC system and its components, this outer portion of the heat pump also need regular maintenance and repair. While the inside unit is rather simple to maintain, the outer side is much more difficult since it is not that accessible. To help you with the outdoor Heat Pump maintenance and repair, I decided to share some pointers.

Heat pumps are very common in American and Canadian households, along with other surrounding countries. The reason why heat pumps are so popular is they can do both heating and cooling. But very few people know how they work and that why very few people understand how to troubleshoot for mechanical failures or malfunctions. That’s why I am here to, if I may, educate you on how to troubleshoot your heat pump so that you can stay ahead of your AC repair situations.

Heat pumps are one of the most commonly used heating and cooling system in North America as it can do both heating and cooling. Unlike a gas furnace or an air conditioner which can only one between heating and air conditioning, these heat pumps are capable of reversing the cycle and this is how they do both heating and cooling. Also, the reverse cycle makes the HVAC system that much complicated. So, the AC repair situation and maintenance of the heat pumps become a head scratch. But fret not, I’m here to help you with the maintenance and repair situation for the heat pumps.

Many struggles to act on crucial AC maintenance & repair moments because they don’t know what went wrong. As a result, the AC Repair cost and thus the whole HVAC cost start to pile up on you. To avoid this happening to you, you better know how a complete HVAC system is made and how each of its components come into play.