What would cause my furnace to blow cool air when it is running in the heating mode?
There are actually a number of reasons this could happen, the most common is caused by a safety limit that has failed due to a plugged filter or by having too many air vent registers blocked or closed off. If you are still having trouble, feel free to schedule a service call with us (877) 777-0796 and we’ll be happy to fix it for you.
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Is 750ml the same as 1 liter?
No, a 750ml bottle is not equal to one liter. One liter contains 1,000 milliliters, while a 750ml only has three-fourths of that amount.
I have a KitchenAid built-in refrigerator, and there's something wrong with the freezer. The freezer produces too much ice. I'm at home tomorrow or Monday if that works. How much is your call-out charge?
Tomorrow afternoon works if that is okay. We have a diagnostic fee, which pays for the technician to travel to your home, inspect your unit and tell you what's wrong. That will be waived if you proceed with the repairs with us. We accept debit and credit cards and checks regarding our mode of payment. Our technicians are highly trained, licensed and certified for your KitchenAid refrigerator. Please keep your phone lines active since our technicians will call you 30 minutes before letting you know of their arrival.
Why Do My Lights Flicker?
If your lights are flickering, it can indicate a severe problem with your electrical systems. Flickering lights signal a potential issue with the wiring, the power supply to your house, or even a damaged light fixture. These problems could lead to an electrical fire or other dangerous situations. The most likely cause of flickering lights is loose connections in the circuitry or the light fixtures themselves. This could include poor wiring connections or corroded light switches and receptacle terminals. Loose connections can cause interruptions in the electrical current that cause flickering and dimming of lights when you turn them on or off. If this is the case, it's essential to shut off power to the affected circuit before attempting to fix it yourself.
How does air move throughout my home?
A fan draws indoor air in through vents called return grills located throughout your home. The air travels through ducts that run to your systems’ air handler, where it is returned into the conditioned space through supply vents or registers in your wall, ceilings or floors.
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