What kinds of problems can warm air furnaces present?

Identifying The Problem

One by far the most common furnace problem by far , but also one of the easiest and least expensive to fix is when the air filter in your furnace gets clogged. This makes it difficult for your heater to draw air into the heating components, thus causing your furnace to work harder than usual.

When your furnace appears to be generating the less than needed heat the first component to inspect is the thermostat. Low pressure readings may indicate the presence of a leak requiring immediate repair.

For more complex and difficult furnace problems we can run comprehensive diagnostics on your heating system and pinpoint the cause for the problem.

To ensure optimal furnace performance adhere to the following guidelines:

• Check vents, flues, and intakes for blockages and free flow of air.
• Inspect the heat exchanger and blower.
• Lubricating and inspecting moving parts, such as the blower fan.
• Performing electrical checks on furnace components and electrical connections.