Pay attention to furnace smells. A metallic or burning odor could mean overheated electrical components. A musty smell suggests moisture or mold in the ducts. And if you ever detect a sulfur or rotten ...

Now that winter's nearly here, it's time for a pop quiz: You wake up in the morning and there's ice on the dog's water dish. What do you do? If you had trouble with that one, it's time for a quick ...

In this troubleshooting problem, the customer’s general definition of the situation gets more specific when you arrive at the site and discover that the reason there is no heat is because although the ...

This month’s troubleshooting situation centers around a standard natural gas, induced draft, hot surface ignition system furnace. This is a new installation that has been accomplished in anticipation ...

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There is nothing worse than waking up in a freezing house in the middle of a cold winter’s night — except maybe, knowing you’ll have a big, expensive furnace bill to pay later that day! But don’t fret ...

As temperatures drop, your furnace becomes the unsung hero keeping your home warm and comfortable. But like any hardworking appliance, it can run into trouble, especially after months of sitting idle.

First off, you can’t expect something as complex as a furnace to last forever. Says Tim David, owner of Airlucent, an HVAC ...