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  • A/C output temperature

    What temperature range should I expect to see coming out of the first vent in line from the blower with the air conditioning on? Lets say it's 100 degrees outside.

  • #2
    if your comfort range is set to 68-72, then I would expect at least 60 degrees

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    • #3
      The temperature should be 12 to 16degF lower than the return air (room temp) temperature.

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      • #4
        Thanks for the responses. Today it's 101 deg, I have the thermostat set on 78 deg and the output temp at the first vent is 51 degrees. It appears my nearly 20 year old A/C system is working just fine.

        My next question. If I continually monitor the output temperature and it remains as it is, would I be wasting money having the A/C system checked every year by an A/C tech as many preach? We moved in here 3 years ago. I clean the condensor coils with a hose and oil the condensor blower motor every spring. The output temps remain essentially the same. I've never had it looked at. Good practice or no?
        Last edited by Needaclue; 05-19-2008, 05:55 PM.

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        • #5
          never hurts. its when there's no maintenance when problems arise.

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