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We are starting to experience winter in Dubai, UAE. Solar Water Heater In Dubai, we acknowledge how lucky it is to live in an area that sees a mild winter. Despite all this, it still feels cold, and nothing feels better than coming home and turning on the heat on those fast days.
Imagine for a second you were surprise though when your furnace suddenly starts acting strang. Maybe it's the loud noise, the strange smell or the cold air coming through the vents. At this time of year, the question we often hear is, "Why is my heater not working?" For this reason, we share our favorite tips and tricks for common furnace problems.
Imagine for a second you were surprise though when your furnace suddenly starts acting strang. Maybe it's the loud noise, the strange smell or the cold air coming through the vents. At this time of year, the question we often hear is, "Why is my heater not working?" For this reason, we share our favorite tips and tricks for common furnace problems.
Forgetting Routine Maintenance
The best way to maintain a fireplace in your home is to schedule regular maintenance. We recommend two HVAC tune-ups per year, one before spring and one before winter.
Every technician who is a service champion understands that your furnace needs special attention to operate as efficiently as possible. That’s why we add 18 points together in our furnace tuneup. During a tune-up, your technician will inspect and professionally clean all parts of your system. They will also let you know if there are any minor issues that need to be resolved.
Every technician who is a service champion understands that your furnace needs special attention to operate as efficiently as possible. That’s why we add 18 points together in our furnace tuneup. During a tune-up, your technician will inspect and professionally clean all parts of your system. They will also let you know if there are any minor issues that need to be resolved.
Why is My Furnace Blowing Cold Air?
There is nothing better than coming home and expecting a warm, cozy air coming from your vents. If this situation seems familiar, you may not be alone, and several factors may be at play.
When your heat is not working, sometimes the simplest solution is easy. This time, we are talking about the thermostat. Thermostat problems are very easy to diagnose. Make sure the thermostat is set to heat, then raise or lower the temperature a few degrees. If your home temperature matches the thermostat, the problem is in your furnace. Another thing you can do is replace the batteries and restart the thermostat. Sometimes it is necessary for a simple resume.
If adjusting and resetting the thermostat doesn’t resolve the issue, there are a few other things to check. The most common reasons why your heater blows cold air are:
1. Leak Ductwork - The treated air is carried through a series of ducts through your home. Your ductwork lives in the attic, basement and on your walls. Over time, cracks and holes can develop in metal pipes. This will allow the existing holes and cracks to expand and allow cold air to mix with the warm air and your heater will blow cold air.
2. The pilot light does not turn on - most new home heaters do not have pilot lights, but the old one does. For older furnaces, the pilot light is a critical part of the entire system. This small flame ensures that the natural gas pumped into your system burns. Sometimes the pilot light goes out and all it takes is a simple relay. If you are unable to illuminate the pilot light on your own you should call a professional. If you can not light the pilot light and can not tell if the gas is flowing or not, it's time to call the pro. A certified HVAC technician can diagnose the problem as working with gas can be very dangerous.
3.The air filter is dirty - the most important repair tip we can give you is to have your air filter checked regularly. The filter can clog up dirt and debris, preventing treated air from entering, which means some air will still come through the vents, but it will not evaporate.
4. Not enough fuel - All heaters rely on fuel to work properly. The vast majority of Americans have a natural gas stove in their home. This natural gas line powers almost every appliance, including your stove, oven and clothes dryer. The best way to check the performance of your fuel line is to light your stove. Since the same fuel that powers your furnace also powers the stove, you can try both by testing one. If your stove does not light up, you know that this is a problem with the gas supply itself.
For more info contact Ariston solar water heater dubai or call us at +971 4 252 2966.
When your heat is not working, sometimes the simplest solution is easy. This time, we are talking about the thermostat. Thermostat problems are very easy to diagnose. Make sure the thermostat is set to heat, then raise or lower the temperature a few degrees. If your home temperature matches the thermostat, the problem is in your furnace. Another thing you can do is replace the batteries and restart the thermostat. Sometimes it is necessary for a simple resume.
If adjusting and resetting the thermostat doesn’t resolve the issue, there are a few other things to check. The most common reasons why your heater blows cold air are:
1. Leak Ductwork - The treated air is carried through a series of ducts through your home. Your ductwork lives in the attic, basement and on your walls. Over time, cracks and holes can develop in metal pipes. This will allow the existing holes and cracks to expand and allow cold air to mix with the warm air and your heater will blow cold air.
2. The pilot light does not turn on - most new home heaters do not have pilot lights, but the old one does. For older furnaces, the pilot light is a critical part of the entire system. This small flame ensures that the natural gas pumped into your system burns. Sometimes the pilot light goes out and all it takes is a simple relay. If you are unable to illuminate the pilot light on your own you should call a professional. If you can not light the pilot light and can not tell if the gas is flowing or not, it's time to call the pro. A certified HVAC technician can diagnose the problem as working with gas can be very dangerous.
3.The air filter is dirty - the most important repair tip we can give you is to have your air filter checked regularly. The filter can clog up dirt and debris, preventing treated air from entering, which means some air will still come through the vents, but it will not evaporate.
4. Not enough fuel - All heaters rely on fuel to work properly. The vast majority of Americans have a natural gas stove in their home. This natural gas line powers almost every appliance, including your stove, oven and clothes dryer. The best way to check the performance of your fuel line is to light your stove. Since the same fuel that powers your furnace also powers the stove, you can try both by testing one. If your stove does not light up, you know that this is a problem with the gas supply itself.
For more info contact Ariston solar water heater dubai or call us at +971 4 252 2966.
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