Saturday, September 21, 2013
Terry Willliams
A furnace may be
hard-bodied, but it isn't built to resist all manner of mishaps.
Overuse, carelessness, negligence, and other factors can all
contribute to its early demise. To prevent furnace repairs and
prolong the life of your dependable HVAC system, you should be aware
of these simple, easy-to-do maintenance procedures:
Air Filter
Replacements
It's the air filter's job
to allow air to flow freely through the furnace. A faulty air filter
can cause severe internal damage to the furnace, so it's vital to
have it replaced regularly. If you're not confident about operating
furnaces, you can always ask for professional help from HVAC
companies.
Annual Inspection
You shouldn't assume that
a furnace doesn't have any problems just because it seems to be
running smoothly. Unless you're an expert on HVAC systems, you should
have the furnace inspected by HVAC specialists at least once a year.
That way, you won't be shocked if the furnace suddenly fails in the
midst of the winter months.
Routine Tune-up
A
furnace has a number of components, some of which don't last as long
as the others. Since one rotten tomato can spoil the entire bunch,
you should make sure that no worn furnace parts will affect the
overall performance of the machine. To do this, a routine tune-up is
needed to replace furnace parts that have seen better days.
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