Your furnace control board is perhaps the most important electrical part in your entire furnace. As the name implies, this module is the control (or brain) for the rest of the individual components of your furnace. As you can imagine, if this part fails then none of the furnace will be operational, leaving you in …
Replacement Control Board for HK42FZ0-xx Equipped Furnaces Read More »
If your blower is no longer working, save yourself hundreds if not thousands by replacing it yourself. Replacing a blower motor is one of the easiest DIY jobs on your HVAC system, and this is even more true with a plug and play ECM type motor. Oftentimes, the only hard part is getting the rusted …
GE Gentec X-13 ECM 1/2HP Blower Motor Replacement Read More »
Once you get into repairing the piping of your HVAC system, you will need a way to solder or braze your connections together and that is where the pros will turn to oxy acetylene torches to get the job done. Now, for most homeowner projects a lot of the time you can get away with …
Tools of The Trade: Oxy Acetylene Brazing Torch Kits Read More »
The part number KFAFK0312LRG (or 317659-403) is a 19.75×21.5×1 size filter that fits the following models: Carrier Models: FE4, FY4, FA4, FX4, FB4, FV4, FK4, FC4, FH Trane Models: TWE060D150, EX1000, FXDNF031, FX4DNB031,FX4DNB037, FX4DNB043, FX4DNF037, FX4DNF043 Payne Models: PF1MNC036, PF1MNC037, PF1MNC042, PF1MNC043, PF1MNC048, PF1MNCO49 OEM Filter Option OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer and means …
KFAFK0312LRG Filter Replacement for Carrier/Bryant/Trane/Payne Furnaces Read More »
Don’t waste your benjamins! Follow our electric furnace troubleshooting guide, we will try our best to help you diagnose and repair your electric furnace without an expensive service call. Most service calls are at least $100, and with this guide you can walk through some basic troubleshooting steps and possibly fix your issue yourself! *TAKE …
A Homeowners Guide To Electric Furnace Troubleshooting Read More »
So, you’ve pulled apart your furnace to fix a bad blower motor and you find the ubiquitous GE 5KCP39 motor mounted in the fan shroud, having given up the ghost and the last of it’s rotating energy trying to keep you comfortable. Time for a replacement, so you search the model number to try and …
