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You should clean your AC filters within the indoor unit every two weeks. In the polluted area, you should clean them regularly.

1. Turn off the furnace. 2. Remove Blower Compartment Cover 3. Make sure Blower is Cooled off. 4. Locate the reset button and press it.

No, they come in different quality and dimensions. Also, their features are unique, too.

A dirty filter cause poor cold airflow in your air conditioning system. That cold air will be trapped inside your air conditioner, causing ice to form on its coils. Once that happens, your air conditioner will freeze up and become inoperable.

They are placed in the return air duct or blower compartment area before the return air reaches the air handler. That allows filters to clean the incoming air from your house before it goes into the HVAC unit.

Gas furnace should be serviced at least once in a year. Also, regular maintenance is highly recommended.

Here are the top 3 signs to help you out: 1. The Fan Won’t Start Even Though The AC Is On 2. The Fan Continues To Run, Even When Shutting Off The AC 3. The Fan Is On But Rotating Very Slowly.

On the opposite end of things, HVAC systems can also be inefficient. If air conditioning vents are improperly sealed or not properly connected, then this will ultimately result in less air being circulated around your home. In order to fix leaking ducts, you’ll first need to locate the origin of these leaks. Sometimes this is a task better suited to professionals, but this often depends on the size and complexity of the HVAC system. A good rule of thumb is that if you begin investigating leaking ducts but cannot identify the source of these ducts, then it is probably a good idea to call a professional (Air-Rite HVAC) who specializes in airflow issues.

Sometimes air filters can get clogged and lead to airflow that is drastically reduced both in terms of quality and quantity. No one wants weak, dirty, and/or potentially stinky air being blown in their direction — let alone being circulated all throughout your home or office building! In order to fix a blocked air filter, simply install a new air filter. The instructions for how to install a new air filter vary depending on the make and manufacturer, but oftentimes there are directional guides that accompany purchased air filters.

No. Because Ceiling fans can not lower the temperature of your home. However, as a ceiling fan makes the room that you are in feel more comfortable, you may be able to adjust your thermostat up a few degrees, which can help lower your utility bills.

HVAC Filters are used in HVAC Unit to filter dust,pollen, pet dander, and other small particles out of the air that you and your family breathe.

At first, identify that you have set your thermostat to heat and the fan option is turned off. If you are still getting cold air, then call HVAC professionals like Air-Rite. There might be a problem with the igniter or furnace.

AFUE is known as Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency. This rating measures the amount of heat a furnace produces compared to the amount of fuel consumed. A Higher AFUE percentage means higher Furnace efficiency and lower your fuel costs.

We wrote a great blog on how to troubleshoot your AC system. Check it out here: https://www.air-rite.com/troubleshoot-your-a-c/

SEER is known as Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratios, which are used to indicate how efficiently an air conditioner or heat pump will operate during the season. The United States Department of Energy requires all new AC units to meet minimum SEER ratings. A higher SEER rating means greater efficiency.

There are four types of HVAC systems: Split systems | Hybrid systems | Duct-free systems | Packaged heating and air systems. Each of them has its own pros and cons. So, choose according to your needs and requirement.

HVAC stands for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. Here are those components that makeup an hvac system: The Furnace | The Heat Exchanger | The evaporator coil | Condensing Unit | Refrigerant tubes | Thermostat | The Ductwork | The Vents | The Heat Pump

On average, most HVAC systems last from 10 to 15 years but depending on the type of system and other participating factors, that life span can be varied.

The regular maintenance on your A/C unit can save your money and pains both. Experts recommend servicing the HVAC system once a year.

You can run your furnace without a filter. It will operate without one, though you’ll risk possible harm to your system and your self. This can cause several issues: Low temperatures and poor airflow | High bills | An overworked and worn-down fan | An overheated furnace. It will also generate a lot of dust that would increase the allergens and possible damage to your respiratory systems. So, the answer is, NO.

Firstly, you need to inspect your Air filter. It is one of the most frequent causes of a struggling furnace. Here are the steps to follow: Turn off the furnace and thermostat | Find the filter. Some filters are inside the furnace itself. Others are in the intake and will follow a grate in the wall, ceiling, or floor | Remove the filter and keep it up to the light. If your filter’s so jammed that light can’t pass through, it’s time to exchange them. | Inject the new filter. Make sure the arrows point in the direction of airflow. Placing it backward makes it less efficient.

Using your air conditioner and furance overtime will wear down the machine. When allowing for maintenance you can prevent it breaking and catch things early, on top of maximizing your shelflife.

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