Many factors contribute to how often you may need to replace your air filter including the type of filter, the number of pets and occupants in your home, the quality of air in your area, availability of filters, and price.
Your air filter is component of your HVAC system and is located on the side of the air handling unit — the device that regulates and circulates the in your home.
Changing your air filter is DIY job and will require 20 minutes of your time and filter that's proper fit.
To check the size of the filter, locate your air handling unit or ceiling duct to identify the filter.
By few degrees until the system kicks on, Turn on your system — Turn your unit back on and change the temperature on the thermostat.
Turn off your system — Turn off the central air system as precaution and to prevent unfiltered air from escaping..
By few degrees until the system kicks on, Turn your unit back on and change the temperature on the thermostat.
During this appointment, technician will check Freon levels, check for leaks in ductwork, measure airflow, inspect electrical terminals, check the accuracy of your thermostat, and perform relevant maintenance..
Alora wrote as writer for dozens of home improvement clients and informed homeowners about the industry as writer for EcoWatch.
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