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Service - Furnace Repair
Great Repair Rates!Furnace Facts
A furnace that is not running at peak performance can be costly and dangerous. Carbon Monoxide is a natural product of incomplete combustion. Virtually every gas furnace produces some Carbon Monoxide, which is usually carried away from your home through the furnace's venting. A clean, efficiently burning gas furnace produces very small amounts of carbon monoxide, while a dirty, inefficiently burning one can produce deadly amounts. Carbon Monoxide is odorless and colorless. It causes flu-like symptoms, disorientation, confusion, and even death.
It is highly recommended that you have your furnace cleaned and checked every year. The older the furnace, the more important this service is. Newer gas furnaces are equipped with many features that shut the furnace off when a problem is detected. Older furnaces have no such devices. Over time, furnaces can develop small cracks in the combustion chamber. These cracks may not be visible to the naked eye. It is through these cracks that Carbon Monoxide can leak into your home.
It is also important to change your furnace filter regularly. The filter usually is found just inside the front cover of the furnace. It may have its own access door on the front of the furnace. A clean filter will help your furnace burn more efficiently, and will help keep dust from being circulated through your home.
Furnace Tips- Keep the area around your furnace clean and unobstructed.
- Keep the burner area of your furnace clean.
- Furnaces that require lubrication on the motors and bearings should be attended to by a qualified heating technician once a year.
- Do not have anything combustible within six inches of your vent pipe.
- Do not close off more than 20% of the registers in your house. This can cause high resistance and unnecessary heat build up in the furnace.
- Do not store combustible material such as paint thinners, gasoline, etc. near your furnace.
Our 20 - Point Gas Furnace Tune-up 1. Cycle the Furnace
2. Limited Blower Cleaning
3. Clean or Change Filter (customer-supplied)
4. Test Safety Controls
5. Test Temperature Differential
6. Test Flame Sensor
7. Oil the Blower & Inducer Motor
8. Test Amp Draw to Blower
9. Rate/Set Furnace Input
10. Test Amp Draw to Inducer
11. Inspect Flue Pipe
12. Test Hot Surface Igniter
13. Clean Burners
14. Tighten Electrical Connections
15. Clean and Adjust Pilot Assembly
16. Take a Carbon Monoxide reading
17. Test Gas Pressure
18. Brush & Inspect Heat Exchanger
19. Test for Gas Leaks
20. Vacuum Burner Compartment We service all brandsThank you for choosing Efficiency Heating & Cooling, and for the opportunity to serve you.      
       
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Efficiency Heating And Cooling LLC
10117 SE SUNNYSIDE RD SUITE F #19
Clackamas, OR 97015 USA
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