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THINGS YOU SHOULD DO BEFORE TURNING ON A FURNACE
The end of fall is a clear indication that the inside of your home is about to get intolerably cold if you don't turn on the furnace. Most homeowners simply want to turn on the furnace and begin heating up their houses, but that should not be the case. There are a number of things you should do before turning on the heat for the first time in Winter, as discussed below.

Check the filters
When was the last time you checked your air filters? It's recommended that you clean the filter depending on its type and how regularly you use your system. The filter should be free of debris to enable better airflow and reduce the workload on the entire HVAC system. Other than maintaining efficiency, cleaning the filters also improves the quality of air in your home.

Replace filters if needed
Experts recommend that you change the filters in your unit regularly (every two to three months). This, however, depends on a number of factors such as how often you use your unit, your household size, medical conditions, and the presence of pets. If there is someone in the household who has a respiratory condition like asthma, you should consider changing the filters more often.

Check if the thermostat is working properly
Most homeowners assume that the heating system will begin working automatically once the temperature begins to drop. You should, however, test the system to make sure that it's working as expected. Switch the thermostat from cooling to heating, and remember to set the temperature a tad higher than the current room temperature. If the heat does not kick in, consider having the system checked

Test carbon monoxide detectors, replace batteries (if needed)
Clear the area around the furnace
The area around the furnace should be free of any items or trash that could be fire hazards. Be sure to clear the vents of debris as well. As you check the area around the furnace as well as the vents inside your home, don't forget the air ducts.
Inspect for leaks.
Most homeowners focus on the insides of their house, but forget about the exterior. If you've got a high-efficiency furnace, be sure to inspect the intake and exhaust vents to ensure that they are free from debris. Cleaning these vents will not only ensure the optimal functioning of your HVAC system but is also associated with a ton of other benefits such as lower energy bills.
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