How Do You Troubleshoot A Comfort-Aire Furnace?
The Comfort-Aire furnace system uses electrical heating coils to heat air to keep your home comfortable in the coldest of winters. An additional perk is that many of the newer Comfort-Aire systems simultaneously heat water. However, even the most well-made furnace system can occasionally malfunction or breakdown. Learn how to troubleshoot the Comfort-Aire system to resolve these problems and keep your home toasty. Wipe down the Comfort-Aire furnace’s ventilation grills, found on the sides of the appliance, if you find the heater’s output decreasing. Use a damp rag and wipe thoroughly to remove dirt, grime and dust that can get trapped as the device blows out air. These may be blocking one or more of the vents, limiting the heated air output. Use caution if wiping a running furnace, as the surface areas may be warm or hot to the touch. Check that the furnace is plugged directly into a reliable power source and not an extension cord if you notice low heating performance or if the furnace
