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Check the controller is in cooling mode, the target temperature is lower than the room temperature and accessible filters are not visibly blocked. If that does not resolve it, request help.
If your system has stopped cooling or heating, is leaking, making an unusual noise or showing an error code, tell us what you have noticed and we can help work out the next step.

You do not need to diagnose the fault yourself. A few safe observations about what the system is doing are usually the most useful place to start.
Check the controller is in cooling mode, the target temperature is lower than the room temperature and accessible filters are not visibly blocked. If that does not resolve it, request help.
Turn the system off if water is escaping where it could damage finishes or electrics. Do not dismantle the unit or attempt to clear internal drainage with improvised tools.
Note when the noise happens and whether it comes from the indoor or outdoor unit. A short description is enough to start the conversation.
Photograph or write down any code shown on the controller or unit. Include the make and model if you can see it safely.
If an existing system has stopped cooling or heating, is leaking, making an unusual noise, losing airflow or showing an error code, send us the symptoms and any equipment details you have. We provide repair and fault-finding support across Yorkshire and the North East.
A useful first message includes the postcode, make and model if visible, the number of units affected, any error code and whether the problem appeared suddenly or has become worse over time.
Air conditioning equipment contains electrical components, moving parts and refrigerant circuits. Safe user checks are limited to things such as controller settings, accessible filters and noting visible symptoms.
If water is escaping where it could damage finishes or electrics, switch the system off and request advice rather than opening covers or improvising a repair.
We work across Yorkshire and the North East, with regular coverage through North Yorkshire, Teesside and County Durham.
See all areas we coverPossible causes range from a control setting or restricted airflow to a fault that needs an engineer. Check the controller is in cooling mode, set below room temperature and that accessible filters are not blocked.
Turn the system off if water could damage finishes or electrics. Do not dismantle the indoor unit. Note where the water is appearing and request repair advice.
Yes. Photograph or write down the exact code and include the make and model if you can see it safely. That information helps determine the next step.
Tell us about the property, the rooms or system involved and what you would like help with. We can take it from there.
Check the areas we coverTell us what the system is doing. If you know the make, model or error code, include it below.