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    furnaceElectric furnaces use electricity instead of traditional fuels, which helps lower the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning in your home. However, just like any appliance, they can wear out over time, particularly if they are old and have been used extensively. De Soto Electrical Products offers electric furnace repair services in De Soto, MO, to help you minimize any downtime and keep your home safe and comfortable.

    Electric Furnace Repair Warning Signs

    High energy bills can be an early warning sign of furnace issues. If broken components force your furnace to use more energy, your bills will increase. When you hire us for electric furnace repair, we will restore your system’s efficiency, helping your bills return to normal.

    If your furnace stops producing heat, check the thermostat to ensure that no one has changed the settings. Another resident may have lowered the temperature or selected the “COLD” option. Similarly, if your furnace runs continuously, verify that you’ve chosen “AUTO” instead of “FAN.” The “FAN” setting keeps your furnace running even after it produces heat, which raises energy costs. Choosing “AUTO” ensures your furnace shuts off once it reaches your desired temperature.

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    Next, inspect your air filter. Over time, dirt and debris clog the filter, making it harder for your furnace to distribute hot air. A clogged filter can cause weak air pressure and cold air blasts or prevent your furnace from heating your home. If adjusting the settings and replacing the filter doesn’t solve the problem, you may have an equipment malfunction. Our heating technicians will check key components, including the blower motor, fan belt, heating elements, transformer, and fuse panel, to find and fix the issue.

    Watch out for these signs that you need furnace repair:
    • Water leaks
    • Continuous running
    • Short cycling
    • Lack of heat
    • Strange noises
    • Failure to turn on
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    High-efficiency furnaces produce condensation during heating, which should drain out of your house. If you notice water around your furnace, a blocked condensate line or leaking condensate pump could be the cause. Water can damage electrical components and promote bacterial growth, so contact a professional right away.

    Your furnace should operate quietly. If you hear hissing, screeching, grinding, or rattling noises, broken or loose components may be to blame. Loose parts can also damage other furnace components, leading to higher repair costs. Addressing these issues promptly helps prevent further damage and ensures your furnace runs efficiently. It’s important to have heating maintenance regularly to prevent identify issues with the furnance.

    De Soto Electric Furnace Repair

    Since 1965, De Soto Electrical Products has offered fast, professional services. As members of the De Soto Chamber of Commerce, we’re dedicated to assisting our community. We’re a Premier Lennox Dealer, but we service various makes and models. Whether you’re dealing with an unusual noise or a serious water leak, our technicians will assess the issue, provide a quote, and complete repairs on a reliable schedule.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Why is my electric furnace blowing air but not warming the house?
    An electric furnace can move air without producing enough heat if there is a problem with the heating elements, sequencer, limit switch, thermostat, wiring, or airflow. A clogged filter or restricted return can also make the system overheat and shut heating components down. The system should be inspected before parts are replaced.
    Can an electric furnace problem affect my electrical panel or breakers?
    Yes. Electric furnaces require a significant electrical load, so tripped breakers, warm breaker panels, flickering lights, burning smells, or repeated electrical shutoffs should be taken seriously. The issue could involve the furnace, wiring, breaker, or electrical connections. Do not keep resetting the breaker without having the problem checked.
    Why does my electric furnace turn on and off so often?
    Frequent cycling can happen when airflow is restricted, the thermostat is misreading the room, heating elements are overheating, electrical components are failing, or the system is not properly sized for the home. Short cycling adds wear to the furnace and can lead to uneven comfort, higher energy use, and more serious repairs if ignored.
    When is electric furnace repair no longer the best option?
    Repair may not be the best choice if the furnace needs frequent service, has multiple failing components, struggles to heat the home, causes high utility bills, or has electrical issues that would require major work. If the system is older or unreliable, comparing the repair cost with replacement options can help you make a better long-term decision.

    Call De Soto Electrical Products for electric furnace repair in De Soto. We’re proud to offer the best service in our neighborhood.