I have been looking online for a solution and I can’t find it, then my oil furnace has been blowing out chilly chilly air for months now, and figures that anytime it gets entirely chilly out, the heating system decides to blow chilly air.
- Honestly the temperature on the control component goes down when I run the heating function, then i am way better off just relying on our body heat and retaining heat inside the house, some things online said that our air compressor might be shot! When it gets too chilly outside an older air compressor cannot handle it and this would cause the heating to be non functional.
From what I learn though, this would mean the heating doesn’t come on immediately… The moment I turn on the oil furnace, our component clicks on. So I believe the air compressor is not at fault. I believe I am going to need to call an Heating and Air Conditioning corporation. I don’t even believe what the issue could be. Why is the air only cold? Way back in the summertime I had an issue with the AC. The air blowing out of our air vents was hot. I realized the air compressor was tilted on its side and all the coolant was pooled to one edge. I believe maybe I adjusted the air compressor wrong so only coolant through the air is happening. Is it possible the repair is that easy? Maybe the Heating and Air Conditioning professional does not need to come at all! Perhaps I just need to level our outdoor Heating and Air Conditioning component respectfully and all will be well.