Once the rest of the property is comfortable, having a bedroom or bathroom that is icy cold is very uncomfortable. You have such an HVAC zoning issue, although one apartment in your house is not heating up, it is not a result of leaks or cracks around the windows.
Below is the list of typical house heating (บ้าน ร้อน, which is the term in Thai) issues, along with solutions.
Heater Blowing Cold Air
Verify that the temperature sensor is set to AUTO rather than ON. Even while the heating system is not heating, the blower continues to run constantly when the ON setup is selected. High temperature is also most probably to blame if your radiator abruptly switches from blowing smoke to blowing cold air, then no space at all. So when the limit switch senses a dangerously high temperature, it shuts off the furnace’s burners. Until the heating system temperature reaches a safe level, the blower continues to blow cool air.
The Furnace Has An Odd Smell
You might detect an unpleasant musty door when turning on your boiler for the first time this season. It is most likely the result of dust accumulation and should disappear quickly. Try switching the air filter, though, if it persists after a few so. A somewhat more severe smell that can mean parts of your combustion chamber are getting hot is one that is solid, wiring, or that smells like combusting, hot foam, or vulcanized. In this situation, turn off and unscrew the heater. Until a specialist can inspect the facilities, call for a specialist inspection and perform routine maintenance checks.
Not Working Thermostat
Your thermostat, not your furnace, may be the source of a heat-related issue. Here are some things to look over.
Is the thermostat adequately set? Both mechanical and digital thermostat settings can be accidentally modified. Ensure that yours is appropriately programmed or set.
Is the location of the thermostat ideal? The thermostat may misread the indoor temperature due to draughts, arrangement on an exterior wall, or nearness to a lighting or other heat source, including direct sunlight. If so, move the room temperature to a wall inside the house, far from the heat and draughts.
Preventing Common Heating Issues
Even though some house heating problems are unavoidable, many results from unresolved maintenance issues. Because of these factors, routine maintenance is required to keep your heater or heat pump operating at peak efficiency.
Regular professional maintenance offers opportunities to identify damage and reduce wear and tear, both of which help to avert breakdowns. Heat pumps, which function as air conditioning and heating systems, need two annual tune-ups in contrast to furnaces, which only need one. To maintain your equipment in top condition, schedule maintenance calls for the spring and the fall.