When it's cold outside, you probably run your furnace every single day. It feels good to bask in the warmth that comes from the furnace and keeps everybody in the house feeling warm and toasty. However, while you are enjoying the comfort of the furnace, you also have to think about the condition of your unit. Using your furnace so much means that dirt and debris can easily get caked up inside of it.
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There are a lot of potential failure modes for an air conditioning system, but few are as annoying and potentially costly as a leak. An AC unit that is leaking outside can be a significant annoyance, but an interior leak can quickly cause costly water damage repair bills to pile up. Even worse, these leaks may not be detected for some time, leading to hidden damage that can easily spread from the original source.
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Do you have an air conditioner that's no longer functioning as it should? Are you wondering how you can tell if you need a new air conditioner or if you can just fix the old one? Although you can sometimes get your old air conditioner working again so that it can be used for one more year, this isn't always the case. Here are some things you can check to see if you need a new air conditioner.
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You depend upon your furnace to keep your home warm and your family comfortable, which means it can be extremely frustrating if the furnace begins blowing lukewarm or even cold air. Depending on how cold it is outside, a furnace failing to heat could even be dangerous. The following tips can help you troubleshoot the problem as well as helping you know when it is time to schedule a repair.
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Whenever a homeowner detects a burning scent, the first reaction is to assume there is a fire in the home. However, if you experience this scenario and your furnace happens to be powered on — you might not want to rush to the same judgement. There are actually a host of reasons why a furnace can produce a burning-like scent, with some of the issues being minor.
1. Dust
If you detect the burning scent and it's also the first time you have turned on the heater for the season, it's likely just dust burning that you smell.
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