Have you noticed that your furnace is making some weird noises? Or maybe it is putting off a burning smell? After doing one or both of these things, your furnace may just switch off altogether and you can't get it to come back on. These signs are indicative of an overheating system, which requires immediate professional attention. However, it is important to understand what may be causing the problem. Keep reading to learn more.
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A heat wave doesn't just make you uncomfortable, it also makes your AC system work overtime to keep your home cool. The following can ensure it is able to handle the workload without breaking down.
1. Schedule a Tuneup
Make sure to have the AC fully serviced before hot weather arrives. An air conditioner unit that has been thoroughly cleaned, lubricated, and tuned up is less likely to suffer a break down when under the stress of high temperatures and constant cooling.
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You might rely on a boiler to keep your home warm during the winter, and you probably want to keep that boiler in good shape so that you will be able to rely on it when the temperatures are cold. Watching out for signs that there might be something wrong with your boiler, such as the signs below, is important. Then, you can call a boiler repair service as soon as possible to arrange an appointment.
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Since the basic function of air conditioners to cool down your home, it can be confusing as to why a problem like frozen evaporator coils even exists in the first place. After all, isn't too much cold a good thing when it comes to your air conditioner?
Unfortunately, frozen evaporator coils have the potential to not only restrict your home's cooling abilities but also cause it to stop working entirely. But what causes frozen evaporator coils, and how can you prevent it?
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Unfortunately, most emergencies around the house can't wait until it's a convenient time for you to get them fixed. A heater that stops working in the middle of the winter, for example, should be fixed as soon as possible so that your family doesn't suffer and your home doesn't feel the negative side effects of too-cold temperatures.
If you can wait to get your AC fixed though, when is the best time?
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