Fort Wayne Air Conditioner Service Spring is a refreshing break from our frigid Midwest winter season. It's fun to open the windows and enjoy the air outside...but that doesn't last too long. When the summer sun heats up and the humidity thickens, a reliable air conditioning system is crucial to staying cool! Korte Does It All is an air conditioning company offering not just new equipment and installations, but tune-ups and fast Fort Wayne air conditioner repair service. We work with any make and model of equipment, and we have the extensive experience and technical knowledge to accurately troubleshoot any A/C problem you may encounter. Anyone can make claims on their website, so how do you know if we can live up to what we say? For starters, we're a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer which is a qualification only handed out to the elite. We are a BBB A+ company, and also a NATE certified contractor. These accreditations show our potential customers that we take Fort Wayne air conditioner service very seriously, and quite frankly, do it the best in town — we were voted number one by local newspapers!

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Asked on: February 26, 2015 by Paul from Sarasota I leave Florida in May every year and return the following January. What should I set my thermostat on for the summer? Should I unplug TVs, refrigerator, microwave, oven, etc.? I am also concerned about mildew. Thanks for your question, Paul. Here are some tips to help seasonal customers – like you – maximize savings, and prevent mold and other potential issues while you’re away. If you have a manual thermostatFPL recommends setting your air conditioning system to 80 degrees for detached homes and townhouses and 77 degrees for condos and apartments. These measures control the relative humidity (RH) in your vacant home by providing dehumidification to help prevent mold growth. If you have a programmable thermostatA programmable thermostat is a more energy-efficient and effective option. FPL recommends programming thermostats at 72 degrees for just two hours each morning before sunrise and at 88 degrees the rest of the time.

This will help prevent mold by removing moisture from the air during the cooler hours, when relative humidity (RH) is highest and your A/C runs most efficiently. Always set the A/C fan switch to the “auto” mode. Ceiling fans are not necessary since your A/C already circulates the air. Mold preventionThe most energy-efficient option to help prevent mold from developing in vacant homes is to use stand-alone dehumidifiers instead of the air conditioner. Use one dehumidifier for every 1,000 square feet of floor area. Set the controls to 58 percent RH, and locate them by the kitchen sink or bathroom shower so water from the drainage tube can go down the drain. Keep the doors to each room open to help the dry air mix with other air throughout the house. A floor fan set on low speed can help circulate dehumidified air to other rooms. You can add timers to the dehumidifiers and fans to limit their operation to 9 pm until noon each day. Other ways to save while you are away