Regular maintenance is key to ensuring your air source heat pump performs efficiently year-round. Here are some simple tips to keep your system in top shape.
Clean Filters
Dirty filters reduce airflow and strain your system, making it less efficient. Check your filters monthly and replace them as needed. To clean the filters:
- simply pop open the front of the indoor head. There should be two fringes or small openings on the side of the air handler.
- Once opened, there should be a Blue plastic filter that will easily come out by sliding it.
- Take that out and do a thorough clean of any dirt and debris on it.
- Once its all cleaned, slide it back in and close the lid of the air handler again.
Keep Outdoor Units Clear
Make sure the outdoor unit is free from debris like leaves, dirt, and snow. This ensures proper airflow and optimal performance. Remove any extra pileup of debris on the outside units. Take a quick look at the inside to see if there are any issues or unusual sounds. The compressor is the most important unit and keeps the system running, if you notice anything unusual contact a professional immediately.
Schedule Professional Maintenance
Annual check-ups by a certified HVAC technician can identify and resolve issues before they become major problems. Just like your boiler, these systems need check ups too. Better to catch a problem earlier than later.
You can contact All Seasons HVAC Solutions at allseasonshvacsolutions.com/contact-us.
Optimize Thermostat Settings
Set your thermostat to energy-saving temperatures when you’re away or asleep. Smart thermostats can help you maximize efficiency.
By following these tips, you can extend the lifespan of your air source heat pump and enjoy consistent comfort in your home.
Hi, this is a comment.
To get started with moderating, editing, and deleting comments, please visit the Comments screen in the dashboard.
Commenter avatars come from Gravatar.