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]]> https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2023/09/07/hello-world/feed/ 1 Whole Home Humidifier Maintenance Checklist https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/28/humidifier-maintenance-checklist/ https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/28/humidifier-maintenance-checklist/#respond Sat, 28 Dec 2019 05:58:39 +0000 http://smartdata.tonytemplates.com/heacool/next-generation-heat-pump-offers-more-affordable-heating-and-cooling-copy/ Whole home humidifiers use a water panel to infuse the air with moisture before circulating it through your home. The water panel is not a permanent component, and needs to be replaced on a regular basis. Over time, the water panel becomes clogged with minerals and debris from your water source. In homes with hard water, it’s often necessary to change the water panel more frequently. Do it in the fall before you begin using your whole home humidifier for the season, and check it throughout the winter to determine if another change is needed. Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

  • Turn off power to your furnace.
  • Locate the panel cover on the outside of your humidifier.
  • Slide out the enclosure that holds the humidifier water panel.
  • Remove the old humidifier water panel from the enclosure. Dispose of the old panel.
  • Insert a new humidifier water panel into the enclosure.
  • Make sure the enclosure is inserted securely into the humidifier.
  • Close or replace the panel.
  • Power up your furnace.

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If you are uncomfortable performing this humidifier maintenance checklist, call your local HVAC contractor to perform the maintenance your unit needs to operate correctly this season. The best time to have this performed is when you schedule your heating system’s preventative maintenance tune-up in the fall.

Many homeowners rely on portable humidifiers to add moisture to the air in certain areas throughout the home. These types of humidifiers require more frequent maintenance than whole home humidifiers. Use our portable humidifier maintenance checklist to care for your units this winter:

Get Humidifier Help on Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling is the leading resource for all things heating, cooling, and indoor air quality online. We offer a variety of free resources to help you understand and best care for your HVAC systems and components. When you need individualized help for your home’s equipment, use our HVAC Contractor Directory to locate a nearby HVAC company to assist.

]]> https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/28/humidifier-maintenance-checklist/feed/ 0 When to Replace Your Furnace? https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/when-to-replace-your-furnace/ https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/when-to-replace-your-furnace/#respond Thu, 26 Dec 2019 09:48:10 +0000 http://smartdata.tonytemplates.com/heacool/?p=1959 Whole home humidifiers use a water panel to infuse the air with moisture before circulating it through your home. The water panel is not a permanent component, and needs to be replaced on a regular basis. Over time, the water panel becomes clogged with minerals and debris from your water source. In homes with hard water, it’s often necessary to change the water panel more frequently. Do it in the fall before you begin using your whole home humidifier for the season, and check it throughout the winter to determine if another change is needed. Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

  • Turn off power to your furnace.
  • Locate the panel cover on the outside of your humidifier.
  • Slide out the enclosure that holds the humidifier water panel.
  • Remove the old humidifier water panel from the enclosure. Dispose of the old panel.
  • Insert a new humidifier water panel into the enclosure.
  • Make sure the enclosure is inserted securely into the humidifier.
  • Close or replace the panel.
  • Power up your furnace.

If you are uncomfortable performing this humidifier maintenance checklist, call your local HVAC contractor to perform the maintenance your unit needs to operate correctly this season. The best time to have this performed is when you schedule your heating system’s preventative maintenance tune-up in the fall.

Many homeowners rely on portable humidifiers to add moisture to the air in certain areas throughout the home. These types of humidifiers require more frequent maintenance than whole home humidifiers. Use our portable humidifier maintenance checklist to care for your units this winter:

Get Humidifier Help on Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling is the leading resource for all things heating, cooling, and indoor air quality online. We offer a variety of free resources to help you understand and best care for your HVAC systems and components. When you need individualized help for your home’s equipment, use our HVAC Contractor Directory to locate a nearby HVAC company to assist.

]]> https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/when-to-replace-your-furnace/feed/ 0 Need a New Heater? Choose a Heat Pump! https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/need-a-new-heater-choose-a-heat-pump/ https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/need-a-new-heater-choose-a-heat-pump/#respond Thu, 26 Dec 2019 09:43:25 +0000 http://smartdata.tonytemplates.com/heacool/?p=1957 Whole home humidifiers use a water panel to infuse the air with moisture before circulating it through your home. The water panel is not a permanent component, and needs to be replaced on a regular basis. Over time, the water panel becomes clogged with minerals and debris from your water source. In homes with hard water, it’s often necessary to change the water panel more frequently. Do it in the fall before you begin using your whole home humidifier for the season, and check it throughout the winter to determine if another change is needed. Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

  • Turn off power to your furnace.
  • Locate the panel cover on the outside of your humidifier.
  • Slide out the enclosure that holds the humidifier water panel.
  • Remove the old humidifier water panel from the enclosure. Dispose of the old panel.
  • Insert a new humidifier water panel into the enclosure.
  • Make sure the enclosure is inserted securely into the humidifier.
  • Close or replace the panel.
  • Power up your furnace.

If you are uncomfortable performing this humidifier maintenance checklist, call your local HVAC contractor to perform the maintenance your unit needs to operate correctly this season. The best time to have this performed is when you schedule your heating system’s preventative maintenance tune-up in the fall.

Many homeowners rely on portable humidifiers to add moisture to the air in certain areas throughout the home. These types of humidifiers require more frequent maintenance than whole home humidifiers. Use our portable humidifier maintenance checklist to care for your units this winter:

Get Humidifier Help on Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling is the leading resource for all things heating, cooling, and indoor air quality online. We offer a variety of free resources to help you understand and best care for your HVAC systems and components. When you need individualized help for your home’s equipment, use our HVAC Contractor Directory to locate a nearby HVAC company to assist.

]]> https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/need-a-new-heater-choose-a-heat-pump/feed/ 0 Is Ductwork Cleaning Worth It? https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/is-ductwork-cleaning-worth-it-2/ https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/is-ductwork-cleaning-worth-it-2/#respond Thu, 26 Dec 2019 09:41:27 +0000 http://smartdata.tonytemplates.com/heacool/?p=1955 Let’s start with a quick answer to the question above - as soon as you suspect that there is a problem! No, we may not have the coldest winter weather in the country. That does not mean, however, that you can afford to take risks with the condition and operation of your home heating system.

In today’s post, we’ll cover some common red flags that should have you reaching for the phone to call the heating technicians on our team. No problems are really “minor” enough to ignore. The longer you wait to have them resolved, the more likely it becomes that they’ll do serious damage to your system. When in doubt, after ruling out any obvious catalysts, it is time to call in the pros. This protects both your comfort and your heater itself.

We want to start with this one because, while it is a fairly obvious problem, it is also one that homeowners tend to ignore. Why?

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Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

  • Turn off power to your furnace.
  • Locate the panel cover on the outside of your humidifier.
  • Slide out the enclosure that holds the humidifier water panel.
  • Remove the old humidifier water panel from the enclosure. Dispose of the old panel.
  • Insert a new humidifier water panel into the enclosure.
  • Make sure the enclosure is inserted securely into the humidifier.
  • Close or replace the panel.
  • Power up your furnace.

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If you are uncomfortable performing this humidifier maintenance checklist, call your local HVAC contractor to perform the maintenance your unit needs to operate correctly this season. The best time to have this performed is when you schedule your heating system’s preventative maintenance tune-up in the fall.

Many homeowners rely on portable humidifiers to add moisture to the air in certain areas throughout the home. These types of humidifiers require more frequent maintenance than whole home humidifiers. Use our portable humidifier maintenance checklist to care for your units this winter:

Get Humidifier Help on Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling is the leading resource for all things heating, cooling, and indoor air quality online. We offer a variety of free resources to help you understand and best care for your HVAC systems and components. When you need individualized help for your home’s equipment, use our HVAC Contractor Directory to locate a nearby HVAC company to assist.

]]> https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/is-ductwork-cleaning-worth-it-2/feed/ 0 Why Your AC Installation Calls for Triple Evacuation https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/why-your-ac-installation-calls-for-triple-evacuation/ https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/why-your-ac-installation-calls-for-triple-evacuation/#respond Thu, 26 Dec 2019 09:38:31 +0000 http://smartdata.tonytemplates.com/heacool/?p=1952 Whole home humidifiers use a water panel to infuse the air with moisture before circulating it through your home. The water panel is not a permanent component, and needs to be replaced on a regular basis. Over time, the water panel becomes clogged with minerals and debris from your water source. In homes with hard water, it’s often necessary to change the water panel more frequently. Do it in the fall before you begin using your whole home humidifier for the season, and check it throughout the winter to determine if another change is needed. Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

  • Turn off power to your furnace.
  • Locate the panel cover on the outside of your humidifier.
  • Slide out the enclosure that holds the humidifier water panel.
  • Remove the old humidifier water panel from the enclosure. Dispose of the old panel.
  • Insert a new humidifier water panel into the enclosure.
  • Make sure the enclosure is inserted securely into the humidifier.
  • Close or replace the panel.
  • Power up your furnace.

If you are uncomfortable performing this humidifier maintenance checklist, call your local HVAC contractor to perform the maintenance your unit needs to operate correctly this season. The best time to have this performed is when you schedule your heating system’s preventative maintenance tune-up in the fall.

Many homeowners rely on portable humidifiers to add moisture to the air in certain areas throughout the home. These types of humidifiers require more frequent maintenance than whole home humidifiers. Use our portable humidifier maintenance checklist to care for your units this winter:

Get Humidifier Help on Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling is the leading resource for all things heating, cooling, and indoor air quality online. We offer a variety of free resources to help you understand and best care for your HVAC systems and components. When you need individualized help for your home’s equipment, use our HVAC Contractor Directory to locate a nearby HVAC company to assist.

]]> https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/why-your-ac-installation-calls-for-triple-evacuation/feed/ 0 Is Ductwork Cleaning Worth It? https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/is-ductwork-cleaning-worth-it/ https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/is-ductwork-cleaning-worth-it/#respond Thu, 26 Dec 2019 09:27:24 +0000 http://smartdata.tonytemplates.com/heacool/?p=1947 Whole home humidifiers use a water panel to infuse the air with moisture before circulating it through your home. The water panel is not a permanent component, and needs to be replaced on a regular basis. Over time, the water panel becomes clogged with minerals and debris from your water source. In homes with hard water, it’s often necessary to change the water panel more frequently. Do it in the fall before you begin using your whole home humidifier for the season, and check it throughout the winter to determine if another change is needed. Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

  • Turn off power to your furnace.
  • Locate the panel cover on the outside of your humidifier.
  • Slide out the enclosure that holds the humidifier water panel.
  • Remove the old humidifier water panel from the enclosure. Dispose of the old panel.
  • Insert a new humidifier water panel into the enclosure.
  • Make sure the enclosure is inserted securely into the humidifier.
  • Close or replace the panel.
  • Power up your furnace.

If you are uncomfortable performing this humidifier maintenance checklist, call your local HVAC contractor to perform the maintenance your unit needs to operate correctly this season. The best time to have this performed is when you schedule your heating system’s preventative maintenance tune-up in the fall.

Many homeowners rely on portable humidifiers to add moisture to the air in certain areas throughout the home. These types of humidifiers require more frequent maintenance than whole home humidifiers. Use our portable humidifier maintenance checklist to care for your units this winter:

Get Humidifier Help on Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling is the leading resource for all things heating, cooling, and indoor air quality online. We offer a variety of free resources to help you understand and best care for your HVAC systems and components. When you need individualized help for your home’s equipment, use our HVAC Contractor Directory to locate a nearby HVAC company to assist.

]]> https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/is-ductwork-cleaning-worth-it/feed/ 0 AC Replacement: What to Consider When You’re Considering https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/ac-replacement-what-to-consider-when-youre-considering/ https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/ac-replacement-what-to-consider-when-youre-considering/#respond Thu, 26 Dec 2019 09:24:44 +0000 http://smartdata.tonytemplates.com/heacool/?p=1944 Whole home humidifiers use a water panel to infuse the air with moisture before circulating it through your home. The water panel is not a permanent component, and needs to be replaced on a regular basis. Over time, the water panel becomes clogged with minerals and debris from your water source. In homes with hard water, it’s often necessary to change the water panel more frequently. Do it in the fall before you begin using your whole home humidifier for the season, and check it throughout the winter to determine if another change is needed. Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

  • Turn off power to your furnace.
  • Locate the panel cover on the outside of your humidifier.
  • Slide out the enclosure that holds the humidifier water panel.
  • Remove the old humidifier water panel from the enclosure. Dispose of the old panel.
  • Insert a new humidifier water panel into the enclosure.
  • Make sure the enclosure is inserted securely into the humidifier.
  • Close or replace the panel.
  • Power up your furnace.

If you are uncomfortable performing this humidifier maintenance checklist, call your local HVAC contractor to perform the maintenance your unit needs to operate correctly this season. The best time to have this performed is when you schedule your heating system’s preventative maintenance tune-up in the fall.

Many homeowners rely on portable humidifiers to add moisture to the air in certain areas throughout the home. These types of humidifiers require more frequent maintenance than whole home humidifiers. Checklist to care for your units this winter:

Get Humidifier Help on Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling is the leading resource for all things heating, cooling, and indoor air quality online. We offer a variety of free resources to help you understand and best care for your HVAC systems and components. When you need individualized help for your home’s equipment, use our HVAC Contractor Directory to locate a nearby HVAC company to assist.

]]> https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/26/ac-replacement-what-to-consider-when-youre-considering/feed/ 0 The Emergency Heat Switch on Heat Pumps — What is It and How Does It Work https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/25/the-emergency-heat-switch-on-heat-pumps-what-is-it-and-how-does-it-work/ https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/25/the-emergency-heat-switch-on-heat-pumps-what-is-it-and-how-does-it-work/#respond Wed, 25 Dec 2019 10:35:02 +0000 http://smartdata.tonytemplates.com/heacool/?p=1873 Whole home humidifiers use a water panel to infuse the air with moisture before circulating it through your home. The water panel is not a permanent component, and needs to be replaced on a regular basis. Over time, the water panel becomes clogged with minerals and debris from your water source. In homes with hard water, it’s often necessary to change the water panel more frequently. Do it in the fall before you begin using your whole home humidifier for the season, and check it throughout the winter to determine if another change is needed. Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

  • Turn off power to your furnace.
  • Locate the panel cover on the outside of your humidifier.
  • Slide out the enclosure that holds the humidifier water panel.
  • Remove the old humidifier water panel from the enclosure. Dispose of the old panel.
  • Insert a new humidifier water panel into the enclosure.
  • Make sure the enclosure is inserted securely into the humidifier.
  • Close or replace the panel.
  • Power up your furnace.

If you are uncomfortable performing this humidifier maintenance checklist, call your local HVAC contractor to perform the maintenance your unit needs to operate correctly this season. The best time to have this performed is when you schedule your heating system’s preventative maintenance tune-up in the fall.

Many homeowners rely on portable humidifiers to add moisture to the air in certain areas throughout the home. These types of humidifiers require more frequent maintenance than whole home humidifiers. Use our portable humidifier maintenance checklist to care for your units this winter:

Get Humidifier Help on Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling is the leading resource for all things heating, cooling, and indoor air quality online. We offer a variety of free resources to help you understand and best care for your HVAC systems and components. When you need individualized help for your home’s equipment, use our HVAC Contractor Directory to locate a nearby HVAC company to assist.

]]> https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/25/the-emergency-heat-switch-on-heat-pumps-what-is-it-and-how-does-it-work/feed/ 0 It’s Never Too Late for Furnace Installation https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/25/its-never-too-late-for-furnace-installation/ https://protechheatingandcooling.net/index.php/2019/12/25/its-never-too-late-for-furnace-installation/#respond Wed, 25 Dec 2019 10:34:40 +0000 http://smartdata.tonytemplates.com/heacool/?p=1871 Whole home humidifiers use a water panel to infuse the air with moisture before circulating it through your home. The water panel is not a permanent component, and needs to be replaced on a regular basis. Over time, the water panel becomes clogged with minerals and debris from your water source. In homes with hard water, it’s often necessary to change the water panel more frequently. Do it in the fall before you begin using your whole home humidifier for the season, and check it throughout the winter to determine if another change is needed. Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

Steps for changing your humidifier’s water panel:

  • Turn off power to your furnace.
  • Locate the panel cover on the outside of your humidifier.
  • Slide out the enclosure that holds the humidifier water panel.
  • Remove the old humidifier water panel from the enclosure. Dispose of the old panel.
  • Insert a new humidifier water panel into the enclosure.
  • Make sure the enclosure is inserted securely into the humidifier.
  • Close or replace the panel.
  • Power up your furnace.

If you are uncomfortable performing this humidifier maintenance checklist, call your local HVAC contractor to perform the maintenance your unit needs to operate correctly this season. The best time to have this performed is when you schedule your heating system’s preventative maintenance tune-up in the fall.

Many homeowners rely on portable humidifiers to add moisture to the air in certain areas throughout the home. These types of humidifiers require more frequent maintenance than whole home humidifiers. Use our portable humidifier maintenance checklist to care for your units this winter:

Get Humidifier Help on Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling is the leading resource for all things heating, cooling, and indoor air quality online. We offer a variety of free resources to help you understand and best care for your HVAC systems and components. When you need individualized help for your home’s equipment, use our HVAC Contractor Directory to locate a nearby HVAC company to assist.

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