I bought a new furnace with one of the bigger companies here in town a year ago. A few days ago I received a letter from the same company stating that annual inspections and maintenance are required to keep the warranty valid. Is this really required or is this just a way to make extra money from the consumer?
I would check with the manufacturer, as only the OEM can warranty your furnace. I don’t think amp draw is really a “necessary” thing to check. Maybe confirm the set screw is tight on the blower, but if it isn’t then I think you would hear some noise from it. Obviously change the filter regularly, although a dirty filter will actually work better as it has more surface area. I think I might put an electrostatic filter in myself to cut down on the amount of dust.
I would check with the manufacturer, as only the OEM can warranty your furnace. I don’t think amp draw is really a “necessary” thing to check. Maybe confirm the set screw is tight on the blower, but if it isn’t then I think you would hear some noise from it. Obviously change the filter regularly, although a dirty filter will actually work better as it has more surface area. I think I might put an electrostatic filter in myself to cut down on the amount of dust.
I would check with the manufacturer, as only the OEM can warranty your furnace. I don’t think amp draw is really a “necessary” thing to check. Maybe confirm the set screw is tight on the blower, but if it isn’t then I think you would hear some noise from it. Obviously change the filter regularly, although a dirty filter will actually work better as it has more surface area. I think I might put an electrostatic filter in myself to cut down on the amount of dust.
I would check with the manufacturer, as only the OEM can warranty your furnace. I don’t think amp draw is really a “necessary” thing to check. Maybe confirm the set screw is tight on the blower, but if it isn’t then I think you would hear some noise from it. Obviously change the filter regularly, although a dirty filter will actually work better as it has more surface area. I think I might put an electrostatic filter in myself to cut down on the amount of dust.
I would check with the manufacturer, as only the OEM can warranty your furnace. I don’t think amp draw is really a “necessary” thing to check. Maybe confirm the set screw is tight on the blower, but if it isn’t then I think you would hear some noise from it. Obviously change the filter regularly, although a dirty filter will actually work better as it has more surface area. I think I might put an electrostatic filter in myself to cut down on the amount of dust.
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