Chances are you'll never have a water catastrophe like a burst pipe in your home, but if you do you can't afford to waste precious minutes searching for the main water shut-off valve. That's why it's crucial for every homeowner to know where this valve is and how to shut it off. The first thing you need to do is find you water meter, because the main water shut-off valve is usually close to it. Where the meter is located can vary. In colder regions where pipes could freeze in the winter the water line usually enters through the floor of the foundation. Locate the line entering the home and follow it to the water meter, keep following it and you'll see the shut-off valve. To stop the flow of water, turn the valve clock-wise. Make sure everyone in the household knows where the shut-off valve is. If you need help finding your water shut-off valve, give ABC Plumbing Heating, Cooling and Electric a call, we'll be glad to help.
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The flue safely transports combustion gases through your home and up through the roof, expelling them above the roofline. Any blockages, leaks, or damage to the flue could allow combustion gases to enter your home, with dangerous or even deadly health consequences. Learn more in this blog post.
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If your water heater isn't heating adequately, potential causes include a broken dip tube, sediment buildup, malfunctioning heating components, distant placement from faucets causing heat loss, or an undersized tank unable to meet demand. Regular maintenance and inspection by a licensed plumber can address these issues and ensure optimal performance.READ MORE -
How to Fix a Blank Honeywell Thermostat
A blank Honeywell thermostat screen disrupts your home comfort control. First, check the batteries, ensuring they are correctly inserted. Next, verify that your electrical breaker hasn't tripped. If you have a manual safety switch on your HVAC system, try resetting it. Finally, follow the specific steps to restart your Honeywell thermostat model. If you're uncomfortable with these troubleshooting steps or need further assistance, contact ABC Plumbing, Sewer, Heating, Cooling, and Electric for professional HVAC services.READ MORE -
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The blog explains the function and components of the high-temperature limit switch in a furnace, which is a safety device designed to cut off the gas supply when the burner temperature exceeds safe levels. It highlights that improper furnace maintenance, particularly dirty air filters, is a common cause of limit switch failure due to reduced airflow and heat buildup in the combustion chamber. It encourages readers to contact ABC Plumbing for assistance with their heating systems.READ MORE
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