- My PILOT LIGHT is OUT. What should I do?
Your Power Company will light it. If it still will not light have them check thermostat and power.
- My PILOT LIGHT is ON, but my furnace is not operating - what should I do?
First, check for power, check fuses and/or ON-OFF switch. Next, check thermostat for proper setting. If none of these approaches work call REBHOLTZ MECHANICAL.
- Why is my furnace blowing out cold air?
It could be a thermostat problem, something is in the flue, transformer or "Main Board".
- My furnace has a funny smell, what could it be?
It could be dust, pet hair and/or burning pollutants can cause an unpleasant odor. More seriously, it could be a gas leak.
- How can I tell whether my furnace has a CARBON MONOXIDE leak?
Have Your Power Company or REBHOLTZ MECHANICAL come out to check for cracks in heat-exchanger.
- Why does my furnace not put out enough heat?
Improper combustion, restricted air flow, leaks in the duct work or improper design, could all play a role.
- Why is my furnace so noisy?
It could be a worn fan belt, bad bearings or bearings in need of lubrication.
- Why do the registers at the far end of my home have little or no air flow?
The duct work could be leaking or the TRUNK LINE could be the wrong size.
- My allergies seem to bother me a lot at home. What can I do?
At least, change your AIR FILTERS. You might also consider having your AIR DUCTS cleaned. Much of the dust, mites and other debris that build up in the AIR DUCTS are circulated into the air of your home.
- What are the benefits of an AIR FILTRATION system?
An Air Filtration system removes dust, pollen, spores and smoke. It can also reduce the cost of Furnace and Air Conditioner maintenance.
- What humidifier should we purchase for our home?
It is very possible that more than one model humidifier may work for your home, and your contractor can help you choose the best for your application. The most qualified person to help you decide which humidifier will best fit your needs is your local HVAC contractor. They can recommend and install the best unit for your home based on its size, age and construction.
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