The useful life of a Los Angeles air conditioning system is usually 10 to 15 years
for the compressor in the outdoor unit. Heat pump compressors tend to
fail earlier than air conditioner compressors because they are used year
round. The typical life span of a furnace is between 15 and 20 years.
As your system begins to wear out, you will encounter
refrigerant leaks and motor failures. Sometimes, the compressor in the
outdoor unit will short out or the heat exchanger in a gas furnace will
develop cracks. All of these are expensive repairs and it may prove
more cost effective for you to replace your system rather than repair
it.
You want to be sure that all the parts of your HVAC system work together properly. Replacing only the outdoor unit or the indoor unit of an HVAC system may appear to save money, but it could contribute to service problems later on.
A mismatched system may not deliver the energy efficiency or performance that you expect.
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Thank you for the information on how long A/C equipment should last. I have had my A/C equipment for about eight years now and I had my first break down the other day. I need to get if fixed fast. Does anyone know of an A/C repairman that I could call to come repair my A/C. I don't want to replace it because according to the article I still have two to seven years before I need to replace the unit. I intend to use the unit to its fullest.
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