Did you know that a gas furnace relies on electrical components too? Unless you’ve got a very old and outdated system (we’re talking older than 20 years, and at that point it needs to be replaced ASAP), your furnace relies on some electrical switches, an electrical connector to the thermostat, sensors, and electrical ignition. Depending on how complex your specific model is, it might have more electrical parts like lights.
One thing is for certain, when your furnace runs into a problem, it needs to be fixed. We can help you try and figure out what might be going wrong with your furnace, especially if it’s an electrical issue. But we can’t help you fix it–that’s dangerous and could lead to some serious problems. Furnace repair in Coralville, IA should always be done by a licensed professional.
So, keep reading to learn more about electrical concerns in a gas furnace, but call our team if you suspect a problem.