by Stephen Maitland | Jan 20, 2026 | Air Conditioner Maintenance, Evaporative Cooling
A well-maintained evaporative air conditioner in Adelaide can maintain healthy air quality throughout your home, but neglected evaporative cooler pads can become the perfect breeding ground for mould, bacteria, and algae. Cleaning evaporative cooler pads might look...
by Stephen Maitland | Jan 15, 2026 | Air Conditioner Maintenance, Evaporative Cooling
A Breezair evaporative cooler needs a full professional service before each summer. Homeowners can safely clean the outer casing, inspect the drain bucket, and replace remote batteries, but they should leave the pump, solenoid valve, control module, and any...
by Stephen Maitland | Dec 17, 2025 | Air Conditioner Maintenance, Air Conditioner Repairs, Evaporative Cooling
An evaporative cooler blows warm air when water isn’t reaching the cooling pads, when there isn’t enough airflow through the house, or when the outside humidity is too high for evaporation to do much. The most common causes are the unit being left in fan-only mode, a...
by Stephen Maitland | Dec 13, 2023 | Air Conditioner Maintenance
Air conditioners are simple appliances that can last for years with a bit of regular maintenance. Modern air conditioners rarely fail during their life, but you may see small issues from time to time. One of the most common problems with air conditioners, including...
by Stephen Maitland | Nov 9, 2022 | Air Conditioner Maintenance
Air conditioning problems always seem to strike at the worst moment. It’s common for air conditioners to develop new issues on particularly hot days, especially if the system didn’t see much use during winter. While air conditioning problems can be inconvenient, it’s...
by Stephen Maitland | Oct 25, 2022 | Air Conditioner Maintenance
Air conditioning doesn’t make you sick on its own, but a dirty or poorly maintained system can circulate dust, mould spores, pet dander and bacteria that trigger cold-like symptoms in people who are sensitive to them. Because air conditioners recirculate the air...
