Appliance Repair Tips
Are you paying high maintenance fees for your furnace?
With a bit of knowledge and elbow grease, you can do some of that maintenance on your own.
DIY furnace maintenance doesn’t replace professional inspections and repairs, but it can extend the life of your furnace, reduce the number of service calls to your home, and ultimately save you money.
If you’re reading this, chances are, you’re dealing with a furnace that sounds like a truck about to drop its transmission.
The good news? The problem may not be as serious as it sounds. In fact, there may not be a problem at all.
Cool air from the vents is a blessing in August. Not so much in January.
Do you have a serious problem on your hands? Maybe, and maybe not. We’ll offer the weasley answer of “it depends,” and review some of the reasons why your furnace might be blowing cold air. Rejoice — there could be a DIY fix!
Is your furnace acting like a moody teenager, flipping on and off on a whim?
This common issue is called short cycling, and there may be a simple fix for it. Then again, there may not be, in which case you’ll need to call in a professional.
Maintaining your heating system may not seem glamorous, but neither is healthy eating. Everyone understands the benefits of a good diet and pays a price for ignoring the guidelines.
The price for ignoring furnace maintenance guidelines can be very steep, indeed. It goes well beyond decreased comfort and elevated energy bills. It can cost your home and possibly your life.
Faulty heaters are more than a nuisance. They can pose a fire hazard, and gas furnaces can leak carbon monoxide into your home. Call a professional technician if you notice any of the following problems: A furnace that won’t heat to the set temperature. Unusual odors, especially burning smells. Leaking tubes. Shorts in electric heating […]
Is there anything worse than a washing machine that won’t work when your entire wardrobe is in the hamper?
Yes, but it’s still frustrating to someone forced to wear the same smelly socks three days in a row.
Don’t sit there and stew. Take action!