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Is Your Furnace Trying to Tell You Something?

- 11:21 am - November 12th, 2021


Your home heating system may not be able to communicate with you verbally, but it can let you know when something is wrong! Just pay close attention to the sights, smells, sounds and more of your furnace during the heating season so you don’t miss out on any potential issues.

 

Here are a few examples of ways your furnace tries to tell you what’s going on:

 

No Heat

 

If your furnace isn’t delivering any heat, check your thermostat! Make sure it is set to ‘heat’ and not just on ‘fan’ mode. If your thermostat is set up properly, the issue could be a lack of airflow due to dirty, blocked filters or no flame to ignite the fuel.

 

Short Cycling

 

Is your furnace constantly turning on and off? That’s called short cycling, and it’s another indication of an airflow and overheating problem. What’s more, short cycling can result in an increase in wear and tear on the equipment - leading to more frequent service calls.

 

Strange Noises

 

What’s that sound? Oh, it’s just your furnace making some odd noises you’ve never heard before… time to call the pros! It could be a simple fix, like something needing tightening, or a bigger issue - such as a broken piece of equipment.

 

Leaking Water

 

Some high-efficiency furnaces have a cool exhaust feature that utilize condensation pipes to direct water away from the equipment and outside the home. If that pipe becomes clogged or develops a leak, water could pool around the furnace.

 

No matter what your furnace is trying to tell you, E.T. Lawson can translate it! No job is too big or too small for our expert technicians, so if you’re concerned about something you see, hear, smell, feel or don’t feel, give us a call right away!

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