To fix a loud or noisy furnace, you’ll need to address issues such as loose screws, damaged blower wheels, or worn-out motor bearings which are common culprits for noises like squeaking, rattling, or screeching. Start by tightening or replacing the …
To test your furnace igniter, begin by inspecting the component for any visible cracks in the element or base, which could indicate a fault. You can then use a multimeter to evaluate a glow-bar style igniter’s electrical continuity by setting …
Your central air condensing unit may be noisy due to several reasons such as loose or damaged fan blades, worn-out fan motor bearings, a faulty contactor, or aging compressor components. Loud rattling or buzzing might indicate a loose fan blade, …
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To understand how a dehumidifier works, it reduces humidity by drawing in moist air, which passes over cold evaporator coils, causing the moisture to condense and collect in a bucket or drain. The cooled air is reheated by the condenser …
To fix a leaky humidifier, investigate five common causes. First, check if the drain hose is kinked or clogged, and clear it if necessary using compressed air. Next, look for any obstructions or mineral deposits in the drain pan and …
To test an electric water heater thermostat, first ensure safety by turning off the power at the breaker panel. Use a multimeter to check for continuity by accessing the thermostat, disconnecting the power wires, and testing the terminals for proper …
When you’re not using your air conditioner, it’s important to perform proper maintenance and consider storage options. Clean the air filter and condenser coils, inspect for any frost build-up on the evaporator coils, and replace remote control batteries or the …
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Using OEM parts in your repairs ensures superior durability, performance, and warranty compliance for your appliances, HVAC systems, and outdoor power equipment. OEM parts are designed by the original manufacturer, providing quality assurance, precise compatibility, and extended longevity compared to …
With the outside temperature dropping to bone-chilling levels, you absolutely do not want to be without a properly-operating furnace. While the majority of homeowners depend on gas furnaces to heat their houses, others have an electric furnace to keep the …
Summer is almost here which means it won’t be long before you rely on your central air conditioner to do battle with the oppressive heat that seems to last for weeks at a time. If you haven’t done so already, …
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Whether you depend on a gas or electric water heater to provide you with calming hot showers or baths, as well as provide your washing machine with water hot enough to successfully clean your clothes, you want to make sure …
If your electric water heater isn’t heating, this could be due to several possible causes: a blown fuse or tripped breaker, a tripped thermostat reset button, malfunctioning heating elements, faulty thermostats, or a broken dip tube. Each issue can prevent …
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When it comes to using the products, you may not think a central air conditioning system or window air conditioner has much in common with your refrigerator. The HVAC system isn’t much good at preventing milk from spoiling and the …
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Your bathroom exhaust fan isn’t venting properly because something is restricting airflow or preventing the motor from running as it should. A bath fan’s job is to pull moist air, odors, and fumes from the bathroom and expel them directly …
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A gas generator might not start due to several common issues, similar to other gas-powered equipment like lawn mowers. Potential causes include a defective spark plug, restricted carburetor, faulty ignition coil, malfunctioning recoil starter, faulty switches, or a broken flywheel …
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A run capacitor stores and releases electrical energy to help motors and compressors start and run efficiently in appliances and HVAC systems. Understanding what this small but powerful component does, and how to recognize when it’s failing, is crucial for …
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If your furnace starts and then suddenly shuts off, the flame sensor is often the reason. This small but critical safety component detects whether a flame is burning inside your furnace and prevents gas from leaking if ignition fails. When …
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If your central air conditioner is running but not cooling the house, one defective part is often to blame. Central AC systems depend on a coordinated cycle between indoor and outdoor components to move heat out of your home, and …
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If your gas water heater isn’t producing hot water, a dirty or faulty thermocouple could be the culprit. The thermocouple acts as a critical safety sensor that ensures gas only flows when the pilot light is burning. When it becomes …
To replace an air conditioner fan blade, first ensure the power is disconnected at the circuit breaker or disconnect box. Remove the screws securing the grille at the top of the condensing unit to access the motor and fan blade. …
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