Pressure issues with your boiler can be dangerous. Overly high pressure can lead to an explosive burst, which can lead to major home damage or even injuries to anyone nearby. Low pressure is not dangerous, but it will prevent your boiler from working properly. The following are some of the most common reasons why a boiler begins to suffer pressure issues.
Thermostat
A failing thermostat can lead to overheated water, which causes the pressure to climb to dangerous levels.
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A central air conditioner is a large investment, so like any homeowner, you likely want yours to last as long as possible. Understanding the causes of premature air conditioner failure can help you get many more years out of your unit. Here are three causes of premature central AC failure that you should be aware of.
Dust Buildup
Even when your furnace filter is working properly, some amount of dust will make its way into your HVAC system.
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Air conditioning repair is a significant matter that requires a homeowner's attention. You won't gracefully get through any summer season today unless you have high-tech air conditioning that works on demand. It starts with finding the right professionals and knowing what work you need. Check for contractors that are American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) approved and check all of their references.
Below are a few common types of air conditioning repair that a licensed and accredited professional should help you with.
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Your air conditioner is one of those things that you hope you can just set and forget, but it doesn't always turn out that way. Problems with your thermostat can both ruin your comfort and run up your energy bills. If you suspect there's something wrong with your thermostat, here's what you can do about it.
The Temperature Just Doesn't Feel Right
Let's say you have your thermostat set to 76 degrees and your air conditioner always turns on when it gets up to 77 degrees and turns off when it gets back down to 75 degrees.
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If you get a whiff of mold or mustiness but you can't figure out where it's coming from, you may want to check your air conditioner. Mold can grow inside the air conditioner and blow spores and musty odors around your home. Here are some things that can cause mold in your air conditioner and some ways to fix the problem.
Why Mold Grows in an Air Conditioner
The inside of the air handler is an ideal breeding ground for mold.
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