I noticed some troubles with my gas furnace when I first started it up in the fall.
The stink of burnt hair was easily unpleasant.
There was also a significant amount of dust flowing from the vents. I assumed that these problems were caused by the system resting idle for almost 6 weeks. Because the weather changed easily swiftly, I got busy plus forgot about my complaints with the furnace. I needed to find the snow shovels plus ice scrapers, buy rock salt plus schedule plowing for the driveway. I hauled all of my family’s Wintertide gear down from the attic plus bought the youngsters new snow boots. The pool pump required winterizing plus I put away all of the shrubbery furniture plus barbecue grill. I checked that all of the windows were shut slender plus caulked where necessary. The Wintertide season was especially long plus brutal this year. Not only did I switch to heating mode plus raise the temperature control setting at the end of September, the people I was with and I had blizzard conditions at Halloween. In early December, the outdoor temperature dropped down to downside twenty-five degrees plus the people I was with and I accumulated over a foot of snow overnight. That’s when the gas furnace quit completely. In the middle of the night, I woke up to a freezing cold house. I tried adjusting the batteries in the temperature control plus replacing the air filter in the gas furnace. I pushed the reset button plus checked the breakers in the electric panel. Nothing fixed the problem. I was sad about the water pipes freezing. I had no option however to call for emergency gas furnace repair. The overtime service cost myself and others a fortune. The serviceman who handled the repair told myself and others that the failure was caused by a lack of maintenance. Dust had built up within the system plus led to it overheating.