How Do I know if my system is working properly? You should call a professional if you’re unit is running for extended amounts of time, if you are having high utility bills, if there are unusual noises or odors, or if it is not holding temperature.
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Cracked Heat Exchangers are the #1 Cause of Carbon Monoxide Leaks From A Furnace
Carbon Monoxide (CO) is colorless and odorless toxic gas which is a byproduct of incomplete combustion. CO is readily absorbed by the blood if present in the lungs, and will displace the oxygen, causing many harmful effects, including the possibility of death. In fact hundreds of people die each year as a result of CO poisoning.
The effect of CO is cumulative. Meaning that even exposure to small amounts over a period of time can be harmful. There are many standards defining allowable exposure levels to CO. A few of these, as well as the effects and symptoms at various points, are documented in the table below.
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We at DHC Comfort believe that no one should be unnecessarily forced to spend extra money. We’ve compiled a list of simple troubleshooting tips below to help prevent a call or help us diagnose your problem quicker. We are always available to assist you.
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The answer is yes! A dirty furnace filter causes a restriction in air flow across the indoor coil. If the restriction becomes too bad then the refrigerant freezes up and will start to form a layer of ice on the inside unit. If the system turns off then the ice will start to melt on the inside unit and this is when water will start to leak on the inside of your heating system. The system may continue to turn on and off (this will cause more ice to build up!) until you contact an air conditioner repair company to fix this problem. Here are some things that you can do to avoid this situation in your home or business.
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