Many people only think of the HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) when setting or programming it, but the thermostat plays a huge role in your HVAC’s running and efficiency. In fact, there are AC malfunctions that can be traced back to the thermostat, and they include these four:
System Doesn’t Turn On
If your AC suddenly goes off and refuses to turn on, then you are probably dealing with lack of power to the thermostat. Read More»
If you heat your home with a furnace the last thing you want to have happened is for it to go down on a cold night. Fortunately, there are many things you can do on your own to keep it running well for you, two of which are listed below. Before you do any of the below, however, make sure your furnace is turned off. To be completely sure, turn off the circuit breakers that powers the furnace. Read More»
As winter comes to an end and the spring season starts warming up the outdoors and your home, you may start thinking about air conditioning. Not only is your AC unit important for keeping your home and family cool during the warmer seasons, but it is also necessary for removing humidity that can lead to unhealthy air quality levels inside your home. If you are like many homeowners, you may simply hit a few buttons on your thermostat when it is time to start cooling the home. Read More»
Depending on where you live in the U.S., it can become very cold during the holiday season. If you expect to host parties and other activities this year, it’s essential that you service your gas furnace. Although gas is the main fuel for your furnace, the appliance still relies on electricity to power up its blower motor and fan. If a storm disrupts power to your home, your furnace might stop working. Read More»
Keeping your home cool during the warm summer months requires access to a functional Trane air conditioning system. Your home’s air conditioner needs to draw power from your electrical system in order to function properly.
Sometimes, an air conditioner will draw too many amps and cause the circuit it is connected to to trip continually. This can not only be annoying, it can reduce the lifespan of your cooling equipment. Here are three reasons why your air conditioner could be drawing too many amps, causing its circuit to trip. Read More»
