Condensing furnaces use multiple heat exchangers to significantly boost their efficiency. As the name implies, heat exchangers transfer heat from the air warmed by your furnace's gas flame to the air that's used to heat your home. Since the air warmed by the furnace contains some harmful combustion byproducts, like carbon monoxide, the two air streams need to be kept separate. By using multiple heat exchangers, condensing furnaces can transfer the largest amount of heat possible from the air heated by your furnace.
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Air conditioners are one of the most important elements of modern American life, and without them, many would find hot weather unbearable. These machines can last for years, but like anything, they will eventually break down and need repairs. At these times, you may be tempted to pull open the cover on the AC unit and fix it yourself. However, you should hire a professional. Not only can they better diagnose the myriad of problems that can befall an air conditioner, but they can prevent costly mistakes and ensure any repair is legally permitted.
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The great thing about HVAC systems is that they can last for numerous years before needing to be replaced, and oftentimes only parts need to be replaced. For example, the thermostat, air ducts, and other parts might be in good shape, while the furnace is worn out. You can usually tell when a furnace is the culprit of an HVAC system not functioning properly because it is directly related to the heating aspect of it.
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Have a furnace that is shutting down because it is getting too hot? If so, it helps to know how to track down the reason as to why it is happening. These tips will help to figure it out on your own.
Dirty Filter
One problem that is incredibly easy to fix is a dirty furnace filter. Overheating can easily be caused by a filter that has not been changed in a very long time, and now the air is restricted and not able to blow through the filter as easily as it could.
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Depending on the time of year, a malfunctioning HVAC could quickly become an emergency situation. If your air conditioner or furnace fails when the outdoor temperatures are extreme, your home could become too hot or too cold for kids, pets, or elderly family members. Fortunately, you can call a 24-hour emergency HVAC service when you need help fast. Here's a look at three times you may need emergency help for your air conditioner or furnace.
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