The issue with a heater in the cold season turns to be a disaster. Fortunately, some of the breakdowns are minor and they can be fixed easily. Still, some of the problems will be a dead end for your appliance. Follow next steps to resolve the troubles personally or call for professional assistance. Be sure your thermostat is set to a reasonable temperature. It is recommended to keep it at 68 degrees Fahrenheit during the winter to save on utility costs. If you set your thermostat to ultra-high temperatures, this may cause it to run constantly. Additionally, be sure to set your thermostat to Auto instead of On. The On setting causes it to run constantly, instead of incrementally. If you haven’t changed your furnace filter in a while, this could be the source of the problem. Over time, dust and debris clog your filter. This constricts airflow, which means the furnace has to work extra hard to maintain the desired temperature. Depending on how clogged the filter is, it may have your unit running nonstop. If you’ve followed the steps above but your heater still won’t shut off – it’s time to call a maintenance assistant. It could be a faulty blower motor switch, leaky ductwork, or a wiring problem on your thermostat. You’ll want a qualified professional to take care of these problems.
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