Watch: Should you replace your whole AC unit?
Filmed on site by the Home Therapist field team in Tampa Bay, Florida. Reviewed by Richard Morales, Co-Owner and Florida Class B Air Conditioning Contractor, license CAC1819196 (plumbing CFC1431159).
Transcript
do you have to replace the whole AC unit or can you just replace the outside unit you don't necessarily have to replace the entire AC unit sometimes it depends of the type of gas that the unit uses if you can get let's say an outside unit that's what we call the condenser unit if you need to replace that condenser unit you have to be sure that that new condenser uses the same type of gas that the old Air H hander was built for it's never going to be a perfect match either is it going to kill your unit is it going to not work most of the time no you can make it work you can have different brands of units mismatch but as long as the type of gas is the same that's what matters besides that yeah you can get mismatch units that's the question don't recommend it though [Music]
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