A Fort Smith Comfort Club (our maintenance plan) member booked online to get the heating system tuned up and checked before cold weather.
What Our Technician Found
During the tune-up, our technician checked the burners, controls, safety parts and filter. The ignitor (the part that lights the gas, like a spark plug for your furnace) needed to be replaced, and so did a motor capacitor (a small part that helps a motor start and keep running).
What We Completed
- Completed a furnace tune-up and inspection.
- Replaced the ignitor.
- Replaced the motor capacitor.
- Checked the furnace through a full heating cycle.
The Result
The furnace has a new ignitor and capacitor and is ready for the first cold night. Learn more about our furnace repair.
What Homeowners Can Learn From This Job
- Ignitors wear out. They heat up every time the furnace starts.
- A tune-up catches weak parts early. It beats a no heat call on a cold night.
- Check your filter. A clean filter helps the furnace breathe.
Need Heating and Cooling Service in Fort Smith?
Our team serves homeowners across Fort Smith and the River Valley. If something does not seem right with your system, call us or book online and we will take a look.
