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Tips to Extend the Lifespan of Your HVAC System
Use a Programmable Thermostat
Check for Leaks and Insulate Properly
Use a Programmable Thermostat
Tip: Install a programmable thermostat to control the temperature automatically. Setting it to adjust when you're away or sleeping can reduce energy consumption and prevent overuse of your HVAC system.
Change Filters Regularly
Check for Leaks and Insulate Properly
Use a Programmable Thermostat
Tip: Replace your air filters every 1–3 months, especially during high-use seasons. Clogged filters reduce airflow, making your HVAC system work harder, which can shorten its lifespan.
Check for Leaks and Insulate Properly
Check for Leaks and Insulate Properly
Check for Leaks and Insulate Properly
Tip: Regularly inspect your HVAC system for leaks. Leaky ducts or poor insulation cause your system to work harder, increasing wear and tear.
Check your A/C unit
Check your A/C unit
Check for Leaks and Insulate Properly
Tip: Have your HVAC system professionally serviced at least once a year. A trained technician will inspect and clean key components like coils, the blower, and the motor to keep everything running smoothly.
Keep sunlight out
Check your A/C unit
Keep sunlight out
Tip: Block the sun with blinds and drapes. Window treatments or coverings don't just decorate your home, they can also help you save energy. Some carefully selected window treatments can prevent your house from heating up under the summer sun.
Keep sunlight out
Check your A/C unit
Keep sunlight out
Tip: Ensure vents are not blocked by furniture or other obstructions. Clean air ducts every few years to avoid dirt and debris buildup, which can strain your system.
Tips for Maintaining Your Commercial Refrigeration Equipment
Use a Programmable Thermostat
Maintain Proper Temperature Settings
Maintain Proper Temperature Settings
Tip: Keep the condenser coils of your refrigeration equipment clean to avoid overheating. Dirty coils can reduce efficiency and increase energy consumption.
Maintain Proper Temperature Settings
Maintain Proper Temperature Settings
Maintain Proper Temperature Settings
Tip: Ensure your refrigeration system is set to the appropriate temperature for the items you're storing. Keeping it too cold or too warm can cause strain on the system.
Check Door Seals
Maintain Proper Temperature Settings
Regularly Defrost
Tip: Inspect door seals frequently to ensure they are tight. Leaky seals cause temperature fluctuations that force the unit to work harder, reducing its lifespan.
Regularly Defrost
Schedule Professional Maintenance
Regularly Defrost
Tip: Make sure to defrost your commercial refrigeration units as needed. Ice buildup can block airflow and damage components, making your equipment work harder.
Monitor Refrigerant Levels
Schedule Professional Maintenance
Schedule Professional Maintenance
Tip: Ensure refrigerant levels are within the manufacturer's recommended range. Low refrigerant can cause the compressor to overheat and fail.
Schedule Professional Maintenance
Schedule Professional Maintenance
Schedule Professional Maintenance
Tip: Arrange for regular professional servicing to ensure your refrigeration units are operating at optimal efficiency and to prevent costly breakdowns.