Ductless Mini Split Repair in Spokane, WA

Troubleshooting Mini Splits and Maintaining Your Home’s Convenience

Ductless mini splits are a convenient and compact option for many homes and home additions, but even the best systems run into trouble every now and then. If your ductless mini split is not working properly or is not operating at its full potential, you can rely on the expert technicians at Epic Electric, Heating, Cooling & Plumbing for ductless mini split repair.

No matter what might be happening with your mini split, our team will diagnose and repair the problem. Plus, you can trust that our team has the training and skillset necessary to complete the job correctly the first time around. We undergo continuous raining in the latest mini split repair techniques to make sure we give you the most accurate advice, the best quality repairs, and the most successful service possible.

• Unresponsive ductless air conditioner controls

If your mini split does not respond when you turn it off and on or use the controls, you might be having an electrical issue or we might need to replace the reversing valve.

• Unusually high electric bills

An average ductless mini split lasts between 12 and 15 years, and the systems naturally lose efficiency as they age. However, if your system is new and is still not operating efficiently, it could be due to faulty equipment, a clogged air filter, faulty components, or short cycling.

• Reduction in cooling output

If there is a lack of cool air in your home, despite having a ductless mini split, it might be due to a refrigerant leak. If a refrigerant has drained out of a system, the air handler will operate as a fan, which is not ideal. Refrigerant leaks usually occur over time and result in a gradual decrease in cooling capacity, so it might take a bit longer to notice an issue like this. Once you do, the team at Epic Electric, Heating, Cooling & Plumbing will be here for you.

• Grinding noises

If you are hearing grinding noises, it might mean that the oiled bearings used to reduce motor friction are damaged or worn. It is important not to ignore this issue because avoiding maintenance could mean that the air handler motor overheats and burns out.

• Ice formation

If you have reduced air flow in your unit, the evaporator coils can often freeze. This can be due to a variety of issues, including a clogged air filter, a broken thermostat, a broken fan, a refrigerant leak, or a dirty coil. This is another issue that needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Otherwise, the weight of the ice can damage the cooling coil, which will lead to a coil replacement down the line.