Whether you have a new heating repair pump or one that’s about to break down, it’s important to know how to properly troubleshoot and repair your system when it needs work. That way, you can avoid a situation that can leave your home feeling uncomfortable for hours on end.
Why is my heater not heating?
Heat pumps gather heat from the ground or air outside your home, and then transfer that warm air inside your house. The system’s liquid refrigerant then reverses to push that hot air out of the system and cool it, adjusting the temperature of your space.
There are several different issues that can lead to a heating pump not working properly. First, you need to make sure that the thermostat is set correctly and the wiring is in place.
If the thermostat is not reading the correct temperatures, it could be because of a miscalibration or because of an electrical issue that’s blocking the thermostat from interacting with your heat pump.
It’s also possible that your system is leaking refrigerant. This can cause a hissing sound, and you’ll need to call an HVAC technician to diagnose the problem and repair it.
Strange noises coming from your heating unit can be a sign of refrigerant leaks or duct leaks, but it can also mean that the heat pump is worn out and needs replacing. Our technicians will be able to fix these issues and keep your system running smoothly.
Having your heating pump repaired by a professional can prevent further damage to your system and your home, as well as save you money on utility bills. Contact our team today to learn more about how we can assist you with your heat pump repairs.
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