Levelland, TX Heating and AC Services

The thermostat is typically the source of the issue. Thermostats with programmable settings can be challenging and complex. Before assuming the furnace is the issue, it's worth checking to make sure your thermostat is set properly. 

Additionally, clogged and dirty filters can result in high operating costs and are a major source of furnace issues. Filters that are clogged with dust and dirt can cause the heat exchanger to quickly overheat and shut off. Additionally, this results in soot accumulation on the heat exchanger, which reduces the efficiency of your furnace.

For the chilly winter months, it's crucial to maintain heating systems in top shape in addition to replacing your clogged air filters. Prior to the chilly winter season, a little motor upkeep can go a long way toward preventing future heater failure.

Vacuum the area around the blower of the furnace as winter approaches. Slide out the fan unit if you can, then use a toothbrush to clean the blades. To vacuum it out, use your vacuum's brush attachment.

Check the motor for any oil near the motor shaft. If that's the case, put a few drops of non-detergent motor oil in the ports. To do this, you might have to take off a cover plate.

Your home's air conditioning system works continuously to maintain the ideal temperature throughout the year. However, some of those typical air pollutants are being filtered out as they cycle through all that air. Their air filters eventually clog up and stop functioning. This affects the quality of your indoor air as well as your AC system, which can eventually require expensive repairs. Therefore, if you are prone to allergies or live in a city with high levels of pollution, make sure to change your AC filters on a regular basis or sign up for an air conditioning service plan, which typically includes a filter change.