It’s
happened to all of us. Dark clouds are
rolling in from the distance. The
temperature outside is dropping a few degrees and the weather man is on the TV
interrupting your favorite show to warn of the weather that’s coming. You sit and think; OK we’ve been through this
before, what’s the big deal it’s just another storm passing through. The lightening gets louder as the thunder
rolls, shaking your windows. Then
suddenly it happens, the lights go out.
Now you have to search for candles and flashlights so that you at least
have a little light to see.
Suddenly as quick as the lights went
out, they start to flicker back on.
Great, now we can get back to watching our favorite TV shows, the kids
can finish their homework and we don’t have to worry about waiting for the
house to get hot from not having any air conditioning. But wait, it feels like its getting warm in
here. Yep the air conditioning is
out. Now What?
What to do if electricity Goes Out?
Most storms that make your lights
flicker or the electricity go out completely can cause major damage to your air
conditioning systems. How can you
prevent it? By simply turning your
thermostat to the off position. At first
sign of lights flicking or when the electricity goes out you should immediately
go to your thermostat and turn it off.
Once electricity comes back on to your home you should wait about 10
minutes to be sure that it’s back on permanently before turning the air
conditioner back on. Once you turn it on
go outside to the condenser (outdoor unit) and verify that it’s working.
If your system isn’t working after
the attack of bad weather then simply call Help!! Air conditioning &
Heating at 504-733-5888 and we’ll come out and get you cooling again.
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