Heating System Won’t Turn On
If your heating system won’t start, the problem might be as simple as a tripped circuit breaker, loose furnace panel, or a thermostat issue. If the breaker is fine and the thermostat is set correctly, the issue may be a faulty control board or transformer. If you’ve inspected accessible parts and don’t notice anything, call in an expert for a closer look.Inconsistent or No Heating
Uneven heating or cold spots often result from dirty filters, blocked vents, or duct leaks. In some cases, poorly insulated rooms can also add to the problem. Clearing obstructions and replacing filters are simple fixes, but leaky ductwork or imbalances typically require professional attention.Blows Cold Air Instead of Heat
A heater blowing cold air could have a thermostat set incorrectly, a pilot light that’s out, or malfunctioning heating elements. For gas systems, reigniting the pilot light might do the trick, but if the system still won’t heat, it’s time for a professional diagnosis, since the issue could stem from more complex issues like a broken ignitor or improper gas flow.
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