01

The heat pump is not operating

If your heat pump isn't functioning, there can be a power problem. Verify that it is receiving electricity by making sure the plug is turned on. Another possibility is a blown fuse. Just reset or replace the fuse if that's the case. Alternatively, your thermostat can be the issue. It's possible that your thermostat needs to be changed or adjusted.

02

Inadequate Heating or Cooling

Check the vent cover if your heat pump isn't operating even though your thermostat is set to the desired temperature. This will stop air circulation if it is closed. Appropriate heating and cooling will also be impeded by a blocked air duct. Additionally, you should check to see if the coils are clean, as dirt can build up and clog them.

For damaged heat pump systems, our professionals provide reliable heating repair services throughout Delaware County. In order to figure out why your heat pump isn't properly heating or cooling your home, our team will disassemble and examine it.

03

Inoperable Blower

The blower on the heat pump may not operate due to a broken belt. Purchasing a new belt will guarantee that the connection between the pump blower and the motor is operational because it is impossible to repair a broken one. On the other hand, severe weather can freeze your heat pump. It may be necessary for you to defrost the condenser.