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8. Indoor HVAC inspection Check thermostat settings and performance. Inspect all filters and clean/replace if needed. Ensure all systems are clean and free of damage. Inspect and clean registers to improve airflow. Check the furnace for rust or damage. Drain and flush all water systems. Lubricate equipment as needed.
To properly perform an AC tune-up, an HVAC technician is required. While you can aid in keeping your unit working properly by regularly replacing your air filters and removing the debris around your outdoor AC unit, the majority of the AC tune-up requires a skilled, qualified professional.
You can service some parts of your air conditioner, such as cleaning or replacing filters, cleaning the condenser coils, and checking the thermostat. However, other tasks, like inspecting and cleaning the evaporator coils, checking refrigerant levels, and inspecting and sealing ductwork are best left to professionals.
HVAC Inspection Checklist How to Conduct a DIY HVAC Inspection. Make sure your thermostat is working properly. Shut off the power. Remove debris from the external HVAC unit. Clean and repair the fins. Clear the area around the unit. Level the HVAC unit. Clean the evaporator coil.
Step-by-Step Guide to a DIY HVAC Inspection Assessing Thermostat Functionality. Turning off the Power Supply. Eliminating Debris from the Outdoor HVAC Unit. Cleaning and Fixing the Fins. Maintaining the Space Around the Unit. Ensuring the HVAC Unit is Level. Cleaning the Evaporator Coil. Examining the Evaporator Drain.
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The $5,000 rule is an industry-accepted rule for determining whether to repair or replace an HVAC system. Multiply the age of your equipment by its estimated repair cost. If the outcome is under $5,000, you should probably repair it. If over $5,000, you should replace it.
A full HVAC inspection is a thorough review and assessment of all components related to heating and cooling your home. During an HVAC inspection, the technician will check the condition of your HVAC appliances, check electrical components for any failures, test airflow through your home, and more.
An HVAC tune-up generally consists of the following: Cleaning AC components. Checking the blower belt and the power motor. Checking carbon monoxide levels. Adjusting refrigerant levels.

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