Note that if the condenser tips over, the damage caused is likely to be irreparable
It is essential to take care of your HVAC method before a storm arrives. Do you live in a section where hurricanes are prevalent, yet you still insist on using a central HVAC method with an indoor and outdoor unit? The smartest thing would be to update your method to a component with no outdoor unit, and the central air conditioner component still works perfectly. However, if you still insist on owning the old HVAC system, you need to take a few precautionary measures before the storm hits. Outdoor HVAC units tend to be well secured and slightly raised to prevent weather elements in such areas, periodically the storm is so extreme that the component may not survive the pressure, so how does a modern homeowner take care of their outdoor A/C component before they experience their first storm. Ideally, one should work on defensive techniques other than fixing the disfigure. First, invest in surge protectors. Storms can be undoubtedly unpredictable, and it is up to you to ensure you protect your appliances, including the HVAC system, from power surges that may result from the storm effects. Preferably go for whole-home protectors as they are likely to be more effective in protecting the entire home from electrical injury as long as there are any jammed appliances, ensure there are circuit broker labels on significant devices, including the HVAC system, then this makes it simple for family members to switch them off if it is too extreme, and you can also tie down condensers which tend to topple when the storm is fierce. Note that if the condenser tips over, the damage caused is likely to be irreparable. Also, ensure you clear the outdoors, incredibly close to the outdoor unit. Remove any hanging branches on trees that could easily fall on the unit.