Fixing an air conditioner that continuously turns off requires a step-by-step diagnostic process to address potential airflow, electrical, or drainage issues. First, check and replace your indoor air filter if it is dirty or clogged, as this is the most common cause of frozen coils and thermal shutdowns. Second, inspect the condensate drain line to ensure water is flowing freely and not triggering a safety float switch. Third, clean debris from the outdoor condenser unit to prevent overheating. If these basic steps do not resolve the problem, you should contact a licensed HVAC technician to test electrical components like the capacitor or check system refrigerant levels.
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