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• What To Expect: Furnace Maintenance In 3 Steps Explained

  29 December 2022

  Furnace maintenance keeps your unit in top shape, ensuring it works efficiently and safely. The general recommendation is to ensure you schedule maintenance annually. Understanding what this maintenance entails will help you to appreciate its importance better. Professional furnace maintenance technicians follow some guidelines. Here is a look at what you can expect from your annual furnace tune-up. 1. Furnace Inspection  The furnace maintenance crew will inspect for some performance and safety benchmarks.

• Reasons Your Furnace Appliance Is Short Cycling

  8 December 2022

  A furnace is essential for indoor comfort when the temperatures are unbearably low. Given this, you should know that your unit runs in heating cycles where the flame raises the heat exchanger's temperature. Subsequently, the heat exchanger transfers heat to the cold air while the blower forces the hot air into your ductwork. However, your unit may malfunction and short cycle. As a result, it will not attain the set temperature, creating an uncomfortable atmosphere.

• 3 Unusual Signs Of A Refrigerant Leak

  21 November 2022

  Your air conditioner can't run without refrigerant, but this critical fluid can behave unusually. HVAC technicians spend significant time and effort learning about the refrigerant cycle because diagnosing refrigerant problems isn't always straightforward. Unlike the fluids in your car, you can't simply check a dipstick to determine if your air conditioner needs more refrigerant. A frozen evaporator coil is the most common symptom of a refrigerant leak, but this obvious sign isn't the only indication of trouble.

• Can You Tell When Your AC Is Leaking Refrigerant? 3 Signs To Watch Out For

  28 October 2022

  The refrigerant is the secret behind the cooling function of your air conditioning unit. This is because the system absorbs warm air from the room and passes it through the evaporator coils, exposing it to the refrigerant. Here, the refrigerant absorbs the heat as it travels through the system and leaves cold and refreshing air.   You should know that this heat exchange process keeps your indoors cool in the hot summer.

• Commercial Air Conditioning Repair: 4 Reasons You Shouldn't Postpone Compressor Repair

  10 October 2022

  As a business owner, you know that your employees' comfort and customer satisfaction are important. And the surefire way to kill these two birds with one stone is to maintain your commercial air conditioning unit in good working order. A broken air conditioner can put a damper on productivity and force loyal customers to slip through the cracks. That's why it's so important to take care of repair needs as soon as they arise.

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