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The Dangers of Using a Furnace With a Cracked Heat Exchanger
You shouldn’t use your furnace if it has a cracked heat exchanger. Aside from affecting your furnace’s heating performance, it can be very dangerous to you and your family. An Introduction to Heat Exchangers Heat exchangers are devices that transfer or “exchange” heat from a …
The Importance of a Furnace Limit Switch
A limit switch is an important part of most residential furnaces. It controls the blower while also protecting against overheating. The limit switch will perform these tasks automatically; you won’t have to make any manual adjustments to your furnace. If it fails, however, …
Heat Pumps: What Is a Balance Point and Why Does It Matter?
If you’re considering switching from a furnace to a heat pump, you should familiarize yourself with balance points. All heat pumps have a balance point. While you might be familiar with traditional heating specifications like British Thermal Units (BTUs) and Annual Fuel …
How a Sequencer Works in Electric Furnaces
Not all furnaces have a sequencer. If you own an electric furnace, it will likely have a sequencer, but they are not found in gas furnaces. The sequencer will regulate the heating element while allowing your electric furnace to safely produce heat. How does a sequencer work …
SEER vs HSPF: Heat Pump Efficiency Ratings Explained
You can’t choose the right heat pump for your home without considering its energy usage. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) states that heat pumps are approximately 50% more energy efficient than electric furnaces. Instead of an electric heating element, heat pumps use a …
Frequently Asked Questions
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A good rule of thumb is to change your HVAC system’s air filter at least once every 60 to 90 days. When you purchase a new air filter, use a pen or marker to write the date on it. In two to three months, you should then replace it with another air filter.
And if you have inside pets you should change your filter monthly.
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Many homeowners use ceilings fans during the summer, believing it will lower their home’s cooling costs. With the ceiling fan running, the surrounding space may feel cooler. Unfortunately, ceiling fans typically have little or no impact on cooling costs.
They can make the surrounding space feel cooler, but they won’t alleviate the burden placed on your AC system.
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If your AC unit isn’t blowing cold air, one or more of the following problems could be to blame; dirty coils, dirty air filter, refrigerant leak or any number of other things.
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The decision to repair or replace your AC system depends on several factors, including the age of your system, whether or not there is a warranty and if you’re overpaying for cooling expenses.