Bellingham Heater Repair

The following are some indications that your heater in Franklin may require repair:

• Unusual vibrations or noises emanating from the furnace
• Your house has heating or cooling irregularities
• Your rising energy expenditures suggest that your furnace is no longer operating at peak efficiency
• Your furnace produces carbon monoxide or strange odors
• Your furnace either turns on briefly or does not turn on at all

Heater repair in Franklin may be unpleasant, especially if you’re not sure what’s wrong with your heater. Heater difficulties can range from a filthy filter to a dirty flame sensor to something a bit more complicated like a blower motor, control board, or a lack of airflow.

If you are familiar with heaters in Franklin and have worked on them for years, then it’s safe for you to do your own heating repairs. You can also change your own filters. Beyond that, though, it’s much safer to bring in a professional. It’s also usually faster and less stressful for you!

A burning smell coming from your heater can be concerning. Often, this smell is caused by dust burning off when the heater is turned on for the first time in the season, which is usually harmless. However, if the smell persists, it could indicate an issue with the electrical components, motor, or wiring, and it’s important to call G&C Plumbing & Heating for a professional inspection to ensure there’s no fire hazard.

This issue, known as “short cycling,” can be caused by several factors, including a clogged air filter, a malfunctioning thermostat, or an improperly sized heating system. Short cycling can reduce your system’s efficiency and lead to higher energy bills. G&C Plumbing & Heating can diagnose the problem and provide the necessary repairs to restore your system’s normal operation.

If your heating system is blowing cold air, the problem could be as simple as a thermostat setting or as complex as a malfunctioning furnace component. Check that your thermostat is set to “heat” and the fan is on “auto.” If that doesn’t solve the issue, call G&C Plumbing & Heating to inspect your system and identify the root cause.

Strange noises such as banging, rattling, or squealing coming from your heating system can indicate a mechanical issue, such as a loose part, a failing motor, or airflow problems. Ignoring these sounds can lead to more serious damage, so it’s important to have a technician from G&C Plumbing & Heating investigate and repair the problem before it worsens.

If your heater runs non-stop, it could be due to a thermostat issue, clogged air filters, or leaks in your ductwork, causing the system to overwork itself. A constantly running heater not only wastes energy but also increases wear and tear on the system. Contact G&C Plumbing & Heating to diagnose and fix the underlying issue to prevent further strain on your heating system.

If your heating system won’t turn on, start by checking your thermostat settings, ensuring it’s set to “heat” and the temperature is set higher than the current room temperature. Next, check your circuit breaker to make sure the system has power. If these basic steps don’t work, there could be a deeper issue, such as a faulty ignition system or motor, and it’s time to call G&C Plumbing & Heating for professional troubleshooting and repair.