Furnace Maintenance Guide: Keeping Warm on a Cold Winter Evening at 8,800 ft

🏔️ Welcome to our channel! Are you feeling the chill of a cold winter evening in the mountains? Don't let a troubled furnace leave you shivering in the cold! In this video, we'll walk you through one of our essential furnace maintenance specifically tuned for high-altitude living.
🏔️ Follow along as we guide you through some of the steps of our furnace maintenance tailored for high-altitude environments. Don't let the cold weather at high altitudes or any altitude dampen your spirits-take proactive steps to keep your home warm and comfortable all winter long by completing a professional furnace maintenance!
🧐 Some Items We Found:
🗻 Adjusting for Altitude: This furnace had its outgoing gas pressure at less than half causing it to take forever 🥶 to warm up the cabin and potential damage to the primary heat exchanger.
🧐 Vent Inspection: Found blowing ❄️ snow inside the vent piping shutting this furnace down.
🧐 Static pressures are too high. 😩 Found furniture covering the main return air grill.
😁 What are some of the items you can do?:
Air Filter Care: Keep your furnace running smoothly by regularly cleaning or replacing air filters to maintain proper airflow.
Safety Precautions: Stay safe and warm 🌤️ by testing carbon monoxide detectors and performing yearly maintenance.
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[@ThomasWalker-m2y]

Wow that flex line running through the furnace cabinet is NOT RIGHT.

[@grantshvac]

Right exactly. Luckily it’s wrapped with tape and has a rubber grommet. We put it on our report and offered to fix it but the customer said they were going to do it on their own. 😮

[@ThomasWalker-m2y]

A lot of Ecm motors are not good on old to smaller ductwork.

[@grantshvac]

Very true!