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When your furnace doesn’t come on, it can be due to complicated or very simple reasons. If thermocouples, wiring, heat exchangers, or blower motors' performance is in doubt, it's better to contact a qualified professional. Professional check-up quickly shows the real reason for the trouble.

Water from the air conditioner can drip from both indoor and outdoor units. When the air conditioner operates in cooling mode, condensation forms on the internal heat exchanger, flows into the drainage bath, and goes through the drainage pipe to the street or the sewer. If the drain channel is clogged, the drainage basin fills up, and water leaks onto the walls.

If your heater turns on but refuses to heat the air, it is better to have a check-up. A dirty or clogged inducer motor may result in reduced airflow. This can lead to inadequate venting of combustion gases, potentially causing safety concerns. Additionally, reduced airflow might impact the overall efficiency of the heating system.

If you notice that your furnace is not firing, this indicates the need to seek help from a professional. HVAC specialists will thoroughly study your problem and solve it as soon as possible. A faulty furnace requires immediate help.

Prime Air Solutions installs and services new ducting and also replaces and redesigns old duct systems in Solana Beach. We will select the exact parts and materials that will cope with the tasks at your facility and organize a full cycle from the installation of ventilation and commissioning to scheduled maintenance.

The air conditioner, like any electromechanical device, emits operating noise. But over time, the noise may become uncharacteristic, which causes the customer's fears. Indeed, the appearance of loud noise and even hum signals a quick breakdown of the air conditioning unit.