Homeowners dealing with HVAC issues can cause a headache. You may go from paying high electric bills to feeling uncomfortable inside your home. Ensuring your HVAC system is performing well during the unpredictable winter season is vital. Beavercreek Heating & Cooling expert technicians are here to help you stay warm and cozy at home all winter long. However, many frequent problems can occur within your home heating system, so we wanted to list a few common questions homeowners might have.
1. I Have A Bad Smell. What Does This Mean?
If you have a lingering smell, it is best to call a professional right away. On the other hand, this can be caused by an air filter that needs to be changed so, check that first. Don’t try to fix the issue yourself, because something serious could be going on within your HVAC system.
2. Why Is Heat Not Blowing Out As It Used To?
Perhaps your heat not blowing out so well can be due to a loose fan belt or a dirty motor. There could be a fast solution for this. First, clean the blower fan and the area around it. If that doesn’t fix it, the fan belt probably needs to be replaced, and you will need to contact a professional service provider right away. The last thing you want to do is DIY anything on your furnace yourself.
3. Why Is My Furnace Making A Clicking Noise?
A clicking noise is troublesome and can mean your furnace is malfunctioning. This could be caused by worn bearing mortar, gas valve problems, or a loose inducer. The worst thing a homeowner can do is ignore the issue at hand because there could be an even bigger issue going on within your system. Remember that one bad part can lead to others and cause a complete furnace breakdown.
4 Why is My Furnace Leaking Water?
It is in your best interest to address any leaks promptly. You may be experiencing leakage because of something being clogged. If this issue goes without maintenance, it can create high furnace repair costs, damage your home’s foundation, and cause mold to grow, which will put you and your family’s health at risk. Turning your thermostat off will help prevent any further issues from occurring.
5. Why is My Furnace Tripping The Breaker?
This is the one situation you hear more often than not. It means you’ve been overworking your system. Do a quick check to be sure nothing is around your furnace, but if this is happening to your furnace in order to stay safe you’ll want to call an
Avoid getting a headache every year and unexpected bills at the wrong time. Having these common questions handy will help to ensure your furnace is in good working condition throughout the winter season.
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