Furnace Repair Services in Elkton, MD

• The furnace won’t turn on.
• The pilot light is out.
• Strange noises are coming from the furnace during startup or operation.
• The main burner won’t light or won’t stay lit for longer than three seconds.
• The blower never turns on after the burners are lit.
• The furnace blower stays on constantly.

Do any of these problems and their associated symptoms fit the issue with your furnace?

• No power to the furnace - A breaker may have tripped, the wiring may be loose, or the furnace switch may be switched off if the fan does not respond to raising the thermostat's temperature. The transformer, thermostat, control board, run capacitor, and blower motor are among the more difficult issues. A diagnostic test can be run by a technician to identify the precise issue and suggest a fix.
• Failing Motor - A motor that is about to fail may make squeaks and squeals audible. A professional must be called right away to prevent the furnace from breaking down.
• No ignition - In furnaces with spark ignitions, a burner that is trying to light will make a rapid clicking sound. If it won't burn, there could be a clogged flue, a broken control board, or an ineffective limit control. This component's replacement or repair should solve the issue.
• Main burner problems - Most frequently, filthy flame sensors or clogged condensate drains in condensing furnaces are to blame for burners that won't stay lit. The gas supply might be turned off if the burners refuse to light at all. Our staff should simply need to clean certain important parts and make a few modifications to fix this.
• Issues with the run capacitor or motor – The blower does not turn on once the burners ignite as a result of these issues. The capacitor can be quickly replaced, but motor problems could need a little more investigation.
• Clogged air filter - Assuming the thermostat isn’t set to “on,” which keeps the blower motor on continuously, a clogged air filter is the primary cause of a blower motor running all the time. The restricted airflow may have damaged the limit switch, which senses the internal furnace temperature. A technician at Aire Serv of Elkton will not only replace the switch; he or she will also pinpoint the problem. If a clogged filter is the cause, your technician will show you how to change your air filter.

Make an appointment with Aire Serv of Elkton or give us a call if you need emergency furnace repair, and we'll make sure you keep toasty all winter.