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HVAC FAQs: Expert Answers
What are the most common furnace repairs?
Here’s a list of common furnace repairs:
- Ignition Issues
- Dirty or Clogged Filters
- Blower Motor Problems
- Thermostat Malfunctions
- Pilot Light or Flame Sensor Issues (Gas Furnaces)
- Lack of Heat
- Noisy Operation
- Cycling On and Off Frequently
- Heat Exchanger Problems
- Electrical or Wiring Issues
- Gas Leaks (Gas Furnaces)
- Insufficient Maintenance
What is the most expensive part to fix on a furnace?
The most expensive part to fix on a furnace is typically the heat exchanger. Replacing a damaged heat exchanger can be a significant cost due to being labor intensive and the critical role it plays in the furnace’s operation and safety.
How much does it cost to check a furnace?
A basic furnace inspection typically costs around $180 to $250, but more comprehensive inspections with additional services can be $250 to $400 or more in the Seattle Area. Consider maintenance contracts for regular furnace check-ups and get discounts on costly repairs.
What is a common failure for a furnace?
A common failure for a furnace is a malfunctioning or failed ignitor. The ignitor is responsible for lighting the furnace’s burners and initiating the heating process. Over time, ignitors can wear out or become damaged, causing the furnace to fail to ignite. Ignitor problems are particularly common in older furnaces.
How Can I Reduce My Energy Bills with My HVAC System?
Regular maintenance, upgrading to energy-efficient models, and proper insulation are key strategies. We can assess your system and provide tailored advice for reducing energy consumption.