Corinne Grace is the lead writer for the Fahrenheit AC blog. A nursing school graduate from Riverside College. She carries that experience straight into how she writes about heating and cooling topics.
Rather than technical deep dives, she focuses on the questions people actually type into a search bar: why a system is running but not cooling, what a smell or a noise usually means, and which problems are safe to look at yourself versus the ones that need a licensed technician.
Writing has always been her thing. When she is not working on an article, Corinne is usually outdoors or spending time with her family.
Tips and Tricks · October 29, 2026
When your air conditioner runs but your home stays warm, the outdoor unit may struggle to release heat. Knowing the bad AC condenser symptoms helps you spot a problem early and decide when to call an HVAC technician.
Tips and Tricks · October 22, 2026
If your air conditioner develops an unusual smell, you may wonder whether it has a refrigerant leak. Freon is a brand name associated with certain refrigerants, which help air conditioning systems transfer heat.
Tips and Tricks · Updated October 15, 2026
Should your thermostat fan be on AUTO or ON for heating and air conditioning? For most homes with conventional forced-air systems, AUTO is a sensible starting point. The blower runs during heating or cooling cycles, not continuously.
Tips and Tricks · October 8, 2026
If you’re wondering what the AC unit outside is called, it’s usually called the outdoor unit, condenser unit, or condensing unit. This cabinet contains the compressor, condenser coil, fan, and electrical components. It’s a key part of the central split-system air conditioner.
Maintenance · September 30, 2026
Water around your indoor AC unit, a full drain pan, or an air conditioner that suddenly shuts off can indicate a condensate drainage problem. One possible cause is a clogged condensate drain line.
Maintenance · Updated September 25, 2026
Your air conditioner is running, but your home still feels warm. If you have an AC running but not cooling, the problem may be more than a thermostat setting. Restricted airflow, a dirty filter, low refrigerant, a frozen evaporator coil, or a problem with the outdoor unit can all reduce cooling performance.
Tips and Tricks · Updated September 16, 2026
Choosing the right generator to run an air conditioner isn't just about matching the generator to the AC unit's tonnage or BTU rating. You must consider the AC's running electrical demand, compressor startup requirements, and other appliances you plan to operate simultaneously.
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