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Corrective Maintenance. Preventive Maintenance. Risk-based Maintenance. Predictive Maintenance.

Schedule Regular Checkups Check vents, flues, and intakes for blockages and free flow of air. Inspect the heat exchanger and blower. Lubricating and inspecting moving parts, such as the blower fan. Performing electrical checks on furnace components and electrical connections.

Preventive Maintenance Checklist for Your HVAC System Clean coils and condensers. Replace all of your unit's filters. Check the outside unit, clear any debris, and ensure the cabinet door is closed. Check the cabinet for leaks.

During this visit, your HVAC technician will check and replace your furnace filter if necessary. He will inspect your heater's exterior and ventilation system for signs of wear and perform any necessary repairs. Next, the interior components of your furnace will be cleaned and inspected for signs of wear or damage.

If you've ever suffered through a Raleigh summer without air conditioning, you'll know how important that is! Routine HVAC maintenance includes: Thorough cleaning of coils, drains, and elements. Inspecting connections, motor operations, and thermostat functionality.

To make sure your system runs well into the future, you need to occasionally clean the evaporator, the condenser and the blower of your air conditioner. Also, while cleaning, check the refrigerant level in your system and add some if the level is low.

Check thermostat controls, humidity levels and timer. Inspect moving parts such as fan motor, pulleys, bearings etc and lubricate where necessary. Replace batteries and check all electrical connections. Check the cabinet for possible leaks and see if its door is closing securely.

Keep the unit heater and surrounding area clean and free of dust, dirt and debris. Dirty components can reduce efficiency and cause early failures. Inspect the combustion chamber and burner for dirt buildup, corrosion or damage. Clean them as needed to maintain proper operation.

Less Risk of Unexpected Breakdowns: If your heating or air conditioning equipment fails, a replacement can be costly. Routine maintenance can help mitigate the risks of mechanical breakdowns. Some studies have even shown that preventative maintenance can reduce breakdowns by as much as 95%.

Check controls of the system to ensure proper and safe operation. Clean and adjust dampers. Inspect area around air intake. Ensure proper airflow. Check for dirty air filters and confirm proper filter size.

Corrective Maintenance. Preventive Maintenance. Risk-based Maintenance. Predictive Maintenance.

Schedule Regular Checkups Check vents, flues, and intakes for blockages and free flow of air. Inspect the heat exchanger and blower. Lubricating and inspecting moving parts, such as the blower fan. Performing electrical checks on furnace components and electrical connections.

Preventive Maintenance Checklist for Your HVAC System Clean coils and condensers. Replace all of your unit's filters. Check the outside unit, clear any debris, and ensure the cabinet door is closed. Check the cabinet for leaks.

During this visit, your HVAC technician will check and replace your furnace filter if necessary. He will inspect your heater's exterior and ventilation system for signs of wear and perform any necessary repairs. Next, the interior components of your furnace will be cleaned and inspected for signs of wear or damage.

If you've ever suffered through a Raleigh summer without air conditioning, you'll know how important that is! Routine HVAC maintenance includes: Thorough cleaning of coils, drains, and elements. Inspecting connections, motor operations, and thermostat functionality.

To make sure your system runs well into the future, you need to occasionally clean the evaporator, the condenser and the blower of your air conditioner. Also, while cleaning, check the refrigerant level in your system and add some if the level is low.

Check thermostat controls, humidity levels and timer. Inspect moving parts such as fan motor, pulleys, bearings etc and lubricate where necessary. Replace batteries and check all electrical connections. Check the cabinet for possible leaks and see if its door is closing securely.

Keep the unit heater and surrounding area clean and free of dust, dirt and debris. Dirty components can reduce efficiency and cause early failures. Inspect the combustion chamber and burner for dirt buildup, corrosion or damage. Clean them as needed to maintain proper operation.

Less Risk of Unexpected Breakdowns: If your heating or air conditioning equipment fails, a replacement can be costly. Routine maintenance can help mitigate the risks of mechanical breakdowns. Some studies have even shown that preventative maintenance can reduce breakdowns by as much as 95%.

Check controls of the system to ensure proper and safe operation. Clean and adjust dampers. Inspect area around air intake. Ensure proper airflow. Check for dirty air filters and confirm proper filter size.