A Fort Smith homeowner called for a heating tune-up on an older gas furnace before the cold weather.
What Our Technician Found
Older furnaces can run for years, but they need closer attention. Our technician checked the burners and the gas valve (the part that lets gas in to the burners), measured the gas pressure, pulled the flame sensor (the small rod that confirms the burners lit) to check it and tested the electrical parts with a meter.
What We Completed
- Completed a full furnace tune-up.
- Checked the burners and gas valve.
- Measured the gas pressure.
- Pulled and checked the flame sensor.
- Tested the electrical parts with a meter.
The Result
The furnace was checked from the burners to the controls and is ready for heating season. Learn more about our heating maintenance.
What Homeowners Can Learn From This Job
- Older furnaces need a yearly check. Worn parts are more likely to show up.
- Gas pressure matters. Too high or too low affects how the furnace burns.
- Know your furnace’s age. It helps you plan ahead for a replacement.
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