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Let’s face it, furnaces are complicated systems. You certainly don’t want to ignore the furnace telling you there’s something wrong. If you think there’s a problem with your furnace, don’t wait to schedule your tune-up. Don’t assume the furnace will resolve the problem on its own. Here are some signs the furnace will tell you when you should schedule your tune-up.
Clogging It’s easy to become comfortable with your furnace. It’s big and complicated and you don’t want to mess with it. We get it. However, if you haven’t had professionals take a look at it over the past few years, your furnace is at risk. You wouldn’t want your furnace conking out on you during one of those harsh March weather days, would you? An easy way to avoid this catastrophe is by checking your filters. Your filters can become easily clogged with dirt build-up over time. Furnaces need perfect airflow to work properly. Furnace filters need to be replaced on a monthly basis. Thermostat Issues Thermostats help furnaces control how much heat is produced. They are the main control system and determine the amount of hot air that gets produced. If you don’t pay attention to the thermostat, you will decrease the lifespan of your furnace. If the thermostat breaks, you will no longer receive the proper air distribution. Air Circulation Poor air circulation is one of the most common problems in furnaces. The problem can be caused by fan motors, bearings and loose belts that allow uncontrolled heat to be released. Even the littlest fan motor problems can lead to poor air circulation. If it takes your heating system forever to get up to the right temperature, there’s definitely something wrong with the airflow. Gas Leakage If you think your furnace is leaking gas, try and stop it as quickly as possible. If you smell gas, make sure you turn off your gas valve right away. Make sure not to light any matches or turn switches on and off. Contact your local gas utility service to check your furnace and your entire home. Getting a new unit, scheduling a tune-up, or just need some expert advice? Contact Cardinal Heating & Cooling today for all your furnace needs!
14 Comments
1/14/2022 12:06:18 am
Thanks for pointing out that poor air circulation is one of the most common problems in furnaces. This is really helpful because my husband and I are getting worried because our furnace won't turn on. With this, we will be looking for heating experts on Monday who can inspect and repair our system within two hours.
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Raymond Hall
1/29/2022 10:53:38 am
would like to schedule a furnace check up asap
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6/13/2022 02:27:18 am
It captured me the most when you discussed that a broken thermostat can decrease the lifespan of a furnace. This made me realize that my furnace hasn't been checked since it was installed. I better look for a reliable HVAC contractor to handle our furnace tune-ups.
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6/29/2022 08:54:19 pm
Fixing things like poor air circulation could matter a lot to something as crucial as the furnace. This way, we don't end up with problems that can cause severe air quality degradation and have everyone sneezing all the time. I'll make sure this is something I'll ask from a heating repair expert when I have them stop over to fix our furnace.
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8/3/2022 08:26:46 am
I want to make sure that my furnace lasts a long time, but I'm not sure how to put it together. It makes sense that I would want to be careful to ensure that it doesn't clog! I'll keep an eye on things just to make sure that I handle things properly.
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8/24/2022 02:36:32 pm
You make a great point about how poor air circulation is a problem with furnaces. I need to get a contractor to fix my coils. I'll have to hire someone with good online reviews.
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9/5/2022 01:58:19 am
If you live in a climate where your furnace tune-up is necessary, be sure to do it regularly. It is essential to keep your furnace running smoothly and efficiently and avoid any possible problems down the road. In addition, a regular tune-up can free up some of the heat your furnace uses and help keep your home more comfortable all year round.
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12/8/2022 06:57:50 pm
Thank you for saying to attempt to stop any gas leaks from your furnace as soon as you suspect them. According to my sister, her furnace emits unpleasant vapors. I'll advise her to hire furnace repair professionals to address her gas leak problem.
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1/4/2023 09:20:59 am
The thermostat of an engine is a simple mechanism, but very practical as well as useful and necessary. This part of the vehicle fulfills the function of regulating the temperature of the engine and, through its radiator, controls the overheating of the engine.
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It really helped when you said that the filters have to be checked to ensure that any dirt build up that is causing the clogging can be removed. I will hire a furnace repair service to check that area for us because we haven't been having enough heating in our living room these past two days. So there must be a clogged airway somewhere that is hindering the heat from spreading in the room.
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5/29/2023 01:49:59 pm
Maintaining our furnace's health is crucial, and this blog post perfectly highlights the importance of scheduling a tune-up at the right time. A fall furnace inspection ensures optimal performance, energy efficiency, and a longer lifespan.
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6/7/2023 01:42:13 am
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6/30/2024 07:05:20 am
Thank you for your suggestion on when to arrange a furnace tune-up! What precise examinations and duties are included in a professional tune-up to keep the furnace in peak condition?
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9/25/2024 05:21:03 am
Great post! Regular furnace maintenance is so important, especially with common issues like clogged filters and thermostat malfunctions. I've found that staying on top of filter replacements every month really helps prevent bigger problems down the line. Thanks for highlighting these key signs for a tune-up!
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