When the part that meters refrigerant into the indoor coil fails, the AC cannot cool the way it should. That was the problem at this Greenwood home.
What Our Technician Found
Our technician found the TXV (thermostatic expansion valve, the valve that controls how much refrigerant flows into the indoor coil) needed replacing.
What We Completed
- Replaced the TXV with a factory replacement part.
- Pulled a deep vacuum to clear moisture and air from the system.
- Recharged the system and checked it after the repair.
The Result
With a new valve, refrigerant flows into the indoor coil the way it is designed to. Learn more about our AC repair.
What Homeowners Can Learn From This Job
- Weak cooling is not always low refrigerant. A failing valve can look like a refrigerant problem.
- A deep vacuum matters. It keeps moisture out after the system is opened.
- Factory parts fit right. They match how the system was designed.
Need Heating and Cooling Service in Greenwood?
Our team serves homeowners across Greenwood and the River Valley. If something does not seem right with your system, call us or book online and we will take a look.
