Many homeowners opt to cover their AC units during the winter to shield them from debris and protect them from ice and snow, but it can be hard to tell whether doing so causes more harm than good.

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That leads to an age-old question: Should you cover your air conditioner or heat pump during the fall and winter to protect it against the elements? A.M. Headlines Newsletter ...

Most air conditioning systems have an outdoor unit called a condenser that cools the outside air and passes it inside. Installers usually recommend it be positioned on the north side of your home, ...