Monday, February 17, 2014
Terry Willliams
Like
any other system, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning)
systems need seasonal maintenance to stay in tiptop shape. That
includes furnaces, air conditioners and other systems. Fortunately,
maintaining these systems is relatively easy with the following tips.
Check
the thermostat
A
programmable thermostat is an excellent way of making sure that HVAC
systems cool or heat the home when they are truly necessary. When the
time comes for a seasonal checkup of the thermostat, an HVAC company
ought to check its program settings and see if it is cooling or
heating as needed.
Inspect electrical
components
All
HVAC systems have electrical components and connections that need
periodic inspection as well as testing. The system will not operate
efficiently if any component or connection is broken, disconnected or
loose. In turn, that increases the chance of equipment failure unless
addressed right away.
Lubricate all moving
parts
Parts of an HVAC system
will undoubtedly be moved around during an inspection or cleaning.
Moving these parts might increase friction, wear them out, and
decrease the overall efficiency of the system. These issues are
avoidable if the proper amount of lubrication is applied prior to
moving any of these parts.
To
be even more certain, an experienced HVAC company can perform
seasonal maintenance to keep heating and cooling systems running
efficiently in your home.
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