AC unit blowing hot air?

If your ac is blowing hot air, your unit's refrigerant levels may be low. This usually indicates a refrigerant leak in your system! If so, your air conditioner will continue to run and blow hot air, trying to reach the temperature you set on your thermostat.

AC unit not cooling enough?

The most common reason your split and window AC won't cool is because of dirty air filters. If the AC filter is dirty or clogged with dust and dirt, it can lead to various problems. This could interfere with the proper functioning of the thermostat.

Bad Smell coming from AC?

Mold is the most common culprit when an air conditioner smells bad. If you smell musty air coming from your air vents, mold or fungus is growing in or around your air conditioner and can sometimes enter the ducts themselves.

Water leak from AC unit?

A clogged condensate drain is the most common cause of water leaking from your air conditioner into your home. If the drain line is clogged with dust, dirt, mud, or mold, that water will flow back into your home. In this case, you will have to unclog it.

AC with free installation

What’s included in the “AC with free installation” in Visakhapatnam?

When you see an offer that says “AC with free installation” in Visakhapatnam, the key is to check what “free installation”actually covers. Typically, this means that once you purchase the AC unit from a participating brand or retailer, the standard labour for installation is waived – i.e., the instalment technician visit, mounting indoor & outdoor units, refrigerant piping (within a short standard length), and basic testing may be included at no extra labour cost. However, materials such as extra piping length, brackets, wall cutting, electrical upgrades, or civil work often are not covered. So, “free installation” effectively means the basic job is included; any non‑standard extras will cost more. A provider like Jayanthi Engineering Works will give you a breakdown: they’ll mark what the “standard install scope” is and what would lead to extras (e.g., extra piping, additional support). For example: “up to 3m of piping included”, “wall bracket included”, “GST & invoice included”. Checking the fine print ensures you compare apples to apples and avoid surprise costs. Also, when brands run “free‑installation” deals, it can be a seasonal incentive where you still pay for extra materials — so always ask for a quote that clearly states: “free installation covers labour for up to X metres/runs, extras charged separately”.