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How to Troubleshoot an HVAC System

If your HVAC system not working properly, you should follow these tips before calling an HVAC technician. To know more, watch this presentation.

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How to Troubleshoot an HVAC System

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  1. How to Troubleshoot an HVAC System Implement These Troubleshooting Tips For Your HVAC System.

  2. Check the Thermostat Easy Troubleshooting Tips For Heating And Cooling Check Power Check the Fans Check for Blockages Check Filters

  3. Let's Discuss About These Tips Briefly

  4. Check the Thermostat Anyone should first do when their HVAC unit stops working to ensure the thermostat is on. If there’s no power, there may be a short or another electrical problem somewhere between the HVAC unit and the thermostat. Call an electrician or professional HVAC repair in Anaheim, CA, to test the electrical supply.

  5. Check Power If the thermostat is set correctly and there’s the power to those sensors, the next thing to do is to check its power supply. If a circuit breaker has been tripped or a fuse has blown, the breaker may need to be reset or replaced. Call a professional for AC maintenance in Encino instead of fixing it yourself

  6. Check the Fans If the power seems to be working, there may be a mechanical problem with the indoor fan. If the indoor fan isn’t working, the air won’t get pushed through the HVAC system. This might require a new circuit board for the thermostat, which calls for the air conditioning installation in Anaheim, CA.

  7. Check for Blockages The outside HVAC unit may have a blocked condensing coil or fan. This can happen when leaves or other debris gather around the coil, causing it to overheat, triggering a safety shut down. The unit must be shut off before attempting to move anything from moving parts, as the unit resuming motion could cause serious injury.

  8. Check Filters The air filters may have become clogged, preventing air from properly flowing from the outside to the inside. This is often the cause of decreased airflow. It’s essential to clean air filters several times a year to prevent clogs, for that contact for the best and most affordable air conditioner service in Anaheim, CA.

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