The Furnace Flame Sensor: A Guide For Homeowners
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9 January 2019
The flame sensor inside of your furnace serves the valuable purpose of monitoring when there is a flame ignited. If the flame sensor goes out, your furnace will consistently cycle on and off like it is trying to come on but can't, which can be incredibly frustrating and blamed on several problems. Take a look at some of the things you should know about the flame sensor, its location, and how it is repaired or replaced.
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A Look At High-Efficiency And Standard-Efficiency Boiler Systems
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4 December 2018
Choosing a residential boiler system instead of a typical HVAC unit can be quite different because there are so many different things to consider and different attributes the modern boiler unit can have. One of the things you will come across is high-efficiency and standard-efficiency models. Take a look at some of what you need to know about the two designations.
What's the difference between high-efficiency and standard-efficiency boilers?
The primary difference between a high-efficiency and standard-efficiency boiler is that the high-efficiency units have been rated as having a high fuel utilization efficiency by the manufacturer.
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Points Of Focus During AC Maintenance
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23 September 2018
Regular inspection and maintenance of an air conditioner is the best way to keep constant breakdowns at bay, maintain energy efficiency, and keep your home at a comfortable temperature all the time. The inspection is needed to identify potential issues that the maintenance should improve on. Here are some of the specific inspection issues that the AC inspector will focus on:
Physical Inspection of the AC
One of the first things the inspector will do is to give the AC a visual inspection.
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Posted on:
23 September 2018
Does your air conditioning need a boost? Do you want to increase productivity and airflow so it doesn't cost so much money to cool down your home? Any AC system is bound to need some regular maintenance and repair if you are hoping to keep it running at maximum productivity. Even though there might not be anything technically broken or anything that needs to be replaced, a system that is not well maintained is going to cost more money to run.
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