Your furnace is an imperative part of your home, especially during the winter season. Not only does it heat the air, but it also moves the heated air into your home to keep your family comfortable. Unfortunately, a great deal of dirt, dust, allergens, and even mold can build up in the system. Thankfully, filters trap these particles, preventing them from moving into your home along with the heated air.
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When outdoor temperatures get too chilly, you probably turn to your furnace for warmth. Discovering that this appliance has betrayed you by blowing cold air can be devastating. Not having the ability to heat your home puts your health and safety at risk.
Start troubleshooting your furnace to eliminate cold air by addressing these common problems.
1. Leaking Air Ducts
If you are feeling cold air coming through your home's vents, the problem might not be with your furnace at all.
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First of all, you may be wondering why it's even a bad thing that your AC is running constantly even during the hottest day of the year. If your AC is running constantly, it's utilizing energy, which means higher energy bills. On top of this, it is obviously overworking itself, which means excessive damages are going to be more likely. This can potentially lead to the failure of the HVAC system altogether.
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It is a hassle when your gas fireplace decides to stop working on you, and it is definitely inconvenient when it decides to do this during the middle of wintertime. If you are inexperienced with troubleshooting and repairing your fireplace, it is that much more of a headache. However, with a few tips, you may be able to get your gas fireplace back up and working again.
When Your Problem Is with the Ignition…
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Many older furnaces use what is known as a pilot light to ignite and create heat. When this part of the furnace fails or malfunctions, there is a strong chance inefficiency or more dangerous problems can occur. Thankfully, it is possible to fix this danger.
Symptoms The Pilot Light Is Struggling
There are several symptoms that you need to watch to ensure your pilot light is working properly. For example, if the flame is burning yellow or orange, there is a chance it is running poorly.
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