What causes a furnace in Wayne, Pennsylvania to quit working?
PJ MAC HVAC Service & Repair in Wayne, Pennsylvania offers heating and air conditioning repair, installation, and maintenance services to both residential and commercial clients. Furnaces, air handlers, air purifiers, humidifiers, thermostats, and ductless air conditioners are all serviced by us.
As a local, family-owned and operated HVAC contractor, we provide free installation estimates on all brands of heating and cooling systems, including Lennox, Carrier, Trane, Goodman, and others.
Our local Furnace repair services have served: Wayne, PA, St Davids, PA, Villanova, PA, Gulph Mills, PA, South Wayne Historic District, PA, Villanova, PA, Strafford, PA, Radnor, PA, King of Prussia, PA, Ithan, PA, Rosemont, PA, Devon, PA, Bryn Mawr, PA, Radnor Township, PA, Conshohocken, PA
The Burners are filthy
The most prevalent issue with furnaces is that the burners do not clean themselves correctly. This results in filthy smoke escaping from the chimney, which may cause major health issues. If you smell anything strange emanating from your house, it might be an indication that your burner needs to be serviced.
If your furnace won't turn on, there are a few things to look at.
If your furnace is making strange sounds, examine the handbook to see if there's anything you should know before consulting a professional. If you hear a strong buzzing noise, for example, this might indicate that the fan blades are broken.
Your filter should be cleaned and replaced on a regular basis.
Once a year, the filter should be cleaned. It may need to be replaced if it has not been cleaned in many years. A blocked filter reduces airflow through the furnace, which may lead to overheating and equipment damage. Also, inspect your heat pumps, or better yet, get your system inspected by one of our skilled specialists.
Can a clogged air filter cause your furnace to break down?
The most prevalent reason of a dirty filter is improper filter cleaning. If you don't clean the filter on a regular basis, dust will collect within the filter and ultimately impede airflow. This causes the furnace to operate longer than usual, increasing the quantity of heat it produces. The furnace may eventually shut off if the temperature sensor detects too much heat.
If the furnace is turned on, make sure the electricity is turned off.
Check the circuit breaker panel adjacent to the fuse box if the breaker at the fuse box is turned off. It should have a "furnace" or "heating" label on it. If this isn't the case, contact your electrician. The electrician will be aware of the location of the breakers and which one controls the furnace.
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