Outside AC Unit Tripping Breaker: What To Do
During the summer, you just want to hang around the house and relax in your air-conditioned home. However, what if your HVAC breaks down or if the outside AC unit keeps tripping the breaker? This article shares some air conditioner troubleshooting tips for an air conditioner compressor that trips the circuit breaker.
Read MoreClean Energy Fuels: How Renewable Bio Fuels Can Help Solve The Climate Crisis
Our climate emergency is real, and climate change produces devastating consequences all around the globe. If left unchecked, this will lead to water and food insecurity, disrupted economies, conflicts, and more. In this article, we look at clean energy fuels, such as Bioheat® oil, and discuss why they are a viable option to reduce carbon emissions.
Read MoreWhat Is A Standby Generator?
According to the New York Times, consumers experience approximately five power outages annually. Most people are unable to get anything done until power is restored. Others rely on standby generators. For those who have never heard of standby generators before, this article answers a common question, “What is a standby generator?”.
Read MoreSmoke Coming From Vents When AC Is On
The cooling system in your home is an important part of what makes your living space a comfortable place. If you see smoke coming from the vents, this is a sign that something is wrong. This article takes a closer look at how to identify potential problems connected to an air conditioner blowing smoke.
Read MoreCommon Causes Of Air Conditioner Short Cycling
During the cooling cycle, a thermostat’s sensors will check whether the ambient temperature is above the thermostat setting. If it is, then it will initiate a cooling cycle until the room matches the ideal condition. The process takes several minutes to complete. The air conditioner should not turn on and off in short cycles.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Know About Dealing & Preventing Air Conditioner Mold
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) states that mold needs oxygen, food, and moisture to form. Thus, any surface in your home that’s moist could be subjected to mold brought, including your home air conditioning system. This article discusses some info on spotting, dealing with, and preventing A/C mold.
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Condensation In Home Oil Tanks
In oil heating systems, fuel oil tanks are used to store and safeguard fuel. While this configuration works well, it is not without problems. Water can occasionally enter the heating oil tank, creating issues like oil tank condensation. It is a common yet avoidable situation. What You Should Know About Condensation In Oil TanksContents1 What…
Read MoreNet Zero Emissions: What You Need To Know
Townsend Energy acknowledges the effect that carbon-based fuels bring to our environment. We have been taking the lead in the heating oil industry through the development of a carbon fuel alternative called BioPure™ Heating Oil. Read this article to explore more on net zero emissions and how the heating oil industry is doing its part.
Read MoreHow Does My Air Conditioning System Cool My House?
When the temperature inside the house rises, we typically go for the air conditioner. We can press some buttons, wait a few seconds, and then unwind in a cooler home. In reality, it is all about rationally applying scientific principles. This article answers the question, “How does an air conditioner work?”.
Read MoreWhat To Do When Your AC Unit Freezes Up
Air conditioners may be cooling systems but they are not meant to freeze up. If it happens, then the system is not working as intended. This article discusses some of the probable reasons why this occurs, what to do when your AC unit freezes up, and easy prevention strategies.
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