Given the brutal
winter conditions that Toledo locals dealt with from late 2013-early
2014, it’s only fitting that they put their electric furnaces to
good use. However, while electric furnaces run cleaner than gas or
oil furnaces, owners still have to regularly change the filters and
duct cleaning to keep them in good condition. At times, however,
replacement of filters and duct cleaning is not enough.
Equipment produces
little or no heat
If the electric
furnace is not producing the desired amount of heat or no heat at
all, homeowners can try increasing the temperature settings. If this
step doesn’t work, the cause of the problem may be a broken belt.
Homeowners can refer to their manuals on how to replace a broken
belt, but it’s recommended they turn to professionals to ensure the
new belt is properly placed.
Blower runs nonstop
A blower that runs
continuously can send your utility costs through the roof. Homeowners
can try setting the thermostat to OFF and wait for a while. If this
doesn’t do anything, it means that an inspection from an HVACspecialist is in order since the cause is probably a defective blower
relay.
System repeatedly
turns on and off
Having an electric
furnace that constantly switches on and off is a big headache.
Homeowners may find it helpful to clean or lubricate the blower
assembly. However, if this doesn’t help, professional repair may be
necessary to get the system back to normal working condition.
Monday, May 5, 2014
Signs You Need Electric Furnace Repair
Monday, May 05, 2014
Terry Willliams
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