Systems Maintenance

Why you need regular maintenance

You wouldn't drive your car 100,000 miles without changing the oil. The same logic holds true for your home comfort system. Regular preventive maintenance is the best way to ensure trouble-free operation and peak performance. Pre-season maintenance is also important. It can help to avoid a system failure in severe cold weather when you need your furnace the most.

Furnace Tune Up Benefits

• Lower utility bills
• Extended Furnace and Heating equipment life
• Fewer repairs, breakdowns, and improved system reliability
• Increased heating capacity
• Priority service scheduling
• Peace of mind for you and your family

42 - Point Furnace Tune Up:

1. Examine furnace installation quality
2. Examine equipment condition area, and clearances
3. Inspect Flue Pipe
4. Inspect furnace components for corrosion
5. Check for Gas Leaks
6. Inspect electrical connections
7. Inspect All Wiring on the Furnace
8. Inspect Heat Exchanger
9. Inspect flame baffle
10. Inspect gas valves
11. Check condition of Combustion chamber
12. Clean Burners
13. Vacuum Burner Compartment
14. Check condition of blower fan and clean, as necessary
15. Check and oil furnace blower motor as needed
16. Check and oil the Inducer Motor as needed
17. Check blower fan for tightness
18. Inspect motor belts and pulleys
19. Check ignitor or ignition system
20. Check manifold pressure
21. Check and adjust burners
22. Check relay operation
23. Check Operation of Safety Controls
24. Clean or replace air filter (Electronic or media filters are extra)
25. Check for gas combustion emissions
26. Check for Combustion Leaks
27. Check high & low pressure switch operation
28. Check Thermocouple
29. Inspect furnace vent system
30. Test Flame Sensor
31. Test Hot Surface Ignitor
32. Check air distribution
33. Check dampers
34. Cycle the Furnace
35. Check operational control sequence
36. Check for Any Fire Hazards Around Furnace
37. Test for Gas Leaks
38. Check calibration of thermostat
39. Check heat anticipator
40. Check Overall Operation of System
41. Indicate proper replacement size of Furnace filters.
42. Make Recommendation of Any Needed Repairs to the System

Most modern fan motors have permanently lubricated bearings so no additional lubrication is needed.

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We can also:

• Test for Carbon Monoxide leakage
• Check gas input to ensure maximum efficiency and adjust to manufacturer's specifications if necessary.
• Provide answers to your operating, maintenance and efficiency questions.