Purecool Airconditioning

Purecool Airconditioning Services Inc. is a SEC registered company that aims to have a business share in the growing airconditioning service industry.

Our way of Making you Comfortable and keeping you COOL is always our Pleasure

Mission & Vision

Mission - Committing ourselves in maintaining excellent client satisfaction by performing a high quality of service to clients and stakeholders.

Vision - Become a highly recognized air conditioning service provider in the air conditioning industry in the Metro (NCR), South Luzon (CALABARZON) and North Luzon (TARLAC, PANGASINAN, LA UNION) region.

About the Company

Purecool Airconditioning Services Inc. is a service company engaged in Preventive Maintenance Services (PMS),Check-up, Troubleshooting, Repair Services, Aircon Survey and Installation. The company can also cater to client needs for supply of equipment if necessary.

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F.A.Q

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I tell if my air conditioner is broken?

If the cool air has stopped flowing, the first thing you should do is check your thermostat. Here are the steps you should take: If your thermostat display is blank, change the batteries. If the display is still blank, remove the thermostat from the wall and check the wires to make sure it’s getting power. Use a multimeter to check the voltage. If you’re not getting voltage, check your fuse box to see if any fuses have been blown or tripped. If the fuses look good, locate the switch connected to your central A/C and switch it on and off to reset the connection. If it’s getting power, but the screen is still blank, go outside and check the condenser to see if a fuse has been tripped. If your thermostat still isn’t working, it may be time to replace it. Check the warranty to see if it’s expired.
If your thermostat is working, but the air conditioner won’t turn on, you should also: Turn on the fan to see if the blower is getting power. Change your air filter if it’s more than one month old. The buildup of dirt and debris could be preventing air flow. Check the condensation drain.
How do i reset my air conditioning Thermostat?

Shut down your Aircon at the Thermostat, Find your Circuit Breaker Box, Reset the Circuit Breaker for your Aircon unit, Wait 30 Seconds, Turn the Aircon Thermostat Back On.
Unit Constantly Cycles On and Off?

Have a pro check the thermostat, Get the condenser, evaporator unit, and fan cleaned.
Why is my air conditioner leaking condensation? Should I be worried?

One function of air conditioners is to extract humidity from the air, so a little bit of condensation is natural. However, leaks usually indicate that there’s a problem with the way the condensate is draining. The following things could be causing this issue: A clogged condensate line. A rusty condensate pan. A dirty or frozen evaporator coil. A low refrigerant level. Dirty air filter. Installation issues.
How do I change my air filter?

You should regularly change your air filter to ensure the air conditioner is running efficiently — and not contributing to other maintenance problems.To change your filter, follow these steps: Choose the right size. Remove your old filter and measure it, or read your user’s manual. Choose a MERV. MERV stands for “minimum efficiency reporting value” and ranges from 1-20. The higher the MERV, the more effective the air filter. Choose the type of filter. You can choose from fiberglass, washable, pleaded or electronic. Install it. Most air filters are extremely easy to install. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
When should I replace my air conditioner?

Here are some things to consider: The age of your air conditioner. The life of an air conditioner is somewhere between 10 and 20 years. So, if your air conditioner is more than 10 years old, it may be time for a replacement. Rising energy bills. As air conditioners get older, they become less energy efficient. To see if your air conditioner is losing efficiency, compare your utility bills over the past few summers. If your costs are rising, it could be a sign that your air conditioner is wearing out. Leaking refrigerant. Not only is refrigerant expensive, but refrigerant leaks will cause the compressor to eventually go out. The type of refrigerant that your air conditioner needs may also cause you problems down the road. The cost of repair. Call your local Aircon company to get a free quote on repair costs. If it’s more than P20,000, it is probably cheaper to buy a new unit.