Gas furnaces are one of the most common heating systems in homes today, offering dependable performance and fast heat. But like any system, they need regular maintenance and occasional repairs to run safely and efficiently. In this category, you’ll find practical guides on how gas furnaces work, what to do if they won’t start, and how to handle common issues like short cycling, flame rollout, and noisy operation. Whether you’re troubleshooting problems or just learning how to extend the life of your furnace, this section has the answers.
If you were to ask me if I could install my own furnace, the answer would be yes. Read on here, there are some interesting points to be made. But say to yourself, “I can install my own furnace if I do certain things like learn a great deal and understand my obstacles”. You can…
If your gas furnace is leaking water in the winter, it’s likely a high-efficiency (90%+) model. These furnaces create condensation as a byproduct of pulling more heat from the exhaust gases. If the drainage system is clogged, damaged, or poorly installed, that water can leak out and rust the cabinet or floor below. Not all…
It’s the old gig, we’ve all heard it……..the hip bones connected to the back bone and so on. Gas furnaces are no different. The gas lines connected to the gas valve, the gas valves connected to the burner and so on. All parts to gas furnace are essential to a safe operating appliance. Each manufacturer…