We purchased a new Air Conditioning unit, lines, and coil from Summers Heating and Cooling in Anderson, Indiana in August of 2015. The unit came with a one year warranty, as well as a no-lemon policy. The unit has never worked properly, and within one month of purchasing the unit, we notified Summers of this. Some of the telltale signs we observed were that the unit was never able to cool our home to a desired temperature, often times leaving it warmer inside the house than outside. Throughout the year, we contacted Summers on more than 10 occasions to notify them that the unit was not working as desired or expected. Finally, on July 27, 2016, we noticed a loud humming noise coming from the unit, that could be heard from across the yard. We contacted Summers and they came out and informed us that the fan needed replaced. They informed us that they would need to order the part and that they would come out the next day. The following day, on July 28, 2016, the purchaser and home owner, went outside because the unit had gotten even louder. He noticed a large amount of smoke coming from the unit, as well as a large amount of black fluid spraying from the unit, and on the ground surrounding the unit. We again, contacted summers at 11am on 7/28/16 and informed them of the new development. They instructed us to turn off the unit. We did as instructed and they informed us they would be in touch to let us know when a serviceman could come out. At 1pm, we still had not seen a serviceman, so I called Summers to speak to a manager and voice my complaints/concerns. At 3pm we received a call from Kathy, who stated she was the Customer Service Supervisor. I informed Kathy of the issues we had experienced over the year, and insisted that Summers replace the unit. Kathy was very rude during the call and repeatedly kept saying that they would be "out later with the new part". I reinforced to Kathy that the entire unit was bad, and repeated to her what we had seen (smoke, black fluid, etc). Kathy informed me that they "can't just replace the unit" and that "someone would be out to look at it". I asked Kathy the estimated time that someone would be arriving at our home and she said she did not know. I asked her if she could call and find out, and she rudely informed me that she could not, and that her serviceman was on another house call and that she could not determine when he would be able to come out. I then restated what Kathy had said, that she had no clue when someone could come out and look at the unit, as it was 85 degrees outside. Kathy rudely and hastily repeated that she did not know and she could not check. Per our contract, it says we have a one year warranty, as well as a no lemon policy. In addition, written clearly on our contract, it says Summers will "resolve any issues in HOURS, not DAYS." Clearly, we have been sold a bad unit, and have had no resolution. In addition, Summers had breached their contract by not providing us an air conditioner that worked, by not being timely in their customer service, and by not replacing the unit that is clearly a lemon and still well under warranty. As a result of this, we have missed days of work, been severely inconvenienced, not been comfortable in our home d/t the elevated temperature, and have suffered with asthma exacerbations as 3 members of the household have severe asthma, and have difficulty breathing in hot, humid conditions.