Is your Air Conditioner Contaminated?

Do you notice a stale or musty odour when the air conditioner is in use? Do you, your family or staff members suffer from

• Chest Tightening
• Coughing
• Nasal Congestion
• Sore Throat
• Sneezing
• Wheezing
• Headaches
• Dry Eyes & Eye Irritation
• Fatigue
• Nausea
• Drowsiness

Is there mould or dust accumulated on air conditioner front filter louvre or return grills? These symptoms are all potential indicators of air conditioning contamination. Carrying out regular visual inspections of your indoor evaporator units is the easiest method of checking for contamination.

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A further visual check can be carried out when you remove your filters from the indoor evaporator for cleaning. With the filters removed inspect the coils with a torch if you can see a positive mould accumulation your health is again at risk. If you do find contamination you should contact a trained specialist. Effective cleaning for the untrained person can be extremely costly. Air conditioner evaporators have many delicate parts and can be damaged easily. Damaging scroll fan fins can cause evaporator units to become unbalanced causing vibration and unwanted noise.

WARNING Untrained persons should never attempt to clean components of an air conditioner other than dust filters due to the risk of electrocution. Applying cleaning solutions on the wrong components can cause extremely costly damage.

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