Commercial Air Conditioner Service & Repairs in Perth

Most commercial sites will have the air conditioning unit installed on the roof of the building. With prolonged exposure to severe weather and sun/heat, air filters become dirty and clogged. If you notice a change in airflow or temperature, this could be an indication that the internal casing of the unit is damaged. Preventative maintenance and servicing will help improve your air con’s efficiency and longevity.

As a result of a leak in the ductwork or a faulty thermostat, your commercial air con may produce inconsistent heating and cooling temperatures. This is usually when tenants or employees start to complain about the air con either being too cold or too hot. It’s best to schedule a service diagnostic to identify the issue and repair the issue.

Moisture generated by a commercial air con is filtered through a drain line and eventually into the drain. When drain lines become clogged, water can build up and damage your system. Not only that, water leaks can form and cause water damage to ceilings and walls, as well as the growth of mould and mildew.

Strange noises can occur when a commercial air conditioner has not been cleaned or maintained properly, and may just need a regular service. However, unusual loud banging sounds may also indicate serious mechanical issues, so we recommend getting a diagnostic callout to identify the issue.

If your commercial air con has suddenly turned off, this could be the result of overheating. In the event of, the first place to check is the circuit from a blown fuse. In any case, we recommend contacting All Air Services for a diagnostic call out by a qualified technician to assess the situation.

Burned capacitors are the result of a number of factors, including weather damage, overheating, or malfunctioning parts. If you suspect the capacitors have blown, it’s best contact the licensed professionals here at All Air Services. We’ll send a qualified technician out to your site to identify and repair the issue, and have your system up and running in no time at all.

Ventilation issues are the result of overheating either caused by a malfunction or debris build-up, particularly during summer. Most ventilation problems can be identified by visual inspection, however you will require a licensed HVAC technician to conduct the inspection.

Condenser coils are located on the outdoor unit of a reverse cycle split system and help get rid of heat that is removed from the inside air to expel it outside. If the condenser coils are covered in grime and dirt, they eventually stop working properly. This means your air con will be working harder to do its job, resulting in increased wear on parts and eventually system failure.