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Average Cost Of A Furnace Repair
In Atlanta
Low: $145
Average: $400
High: $1,595
Common Furnace Repair Costs
In Atlanta
Heat exchanger repair: $100-$250
Heat exchanger replacement: $1,000-$1,500
Gas valve replacement: $300-$500
Thermostat repair: $50-$225
Flame igniter repair: $250-$375
Flame sensor repair: $75-$250
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Furnace Fixes
Try these easy fixes before calling a pro.
Is your furnace blowing cool air?
Check the thermostat switch. Check to make sure it's set to "HEAT" and not "COOL". (As obvious as this might sound, it happens.)
Change your air filter. A dirty filter restricts air flow and can cause a lot of furnace issues. If yours is dirty, replace it with a new one.
Relight your pilot light. If you have an older gas furnace, it likely uses a permanently lit pilot light to heat your home. If the light goes out, simply relight it. If it keeps going out, you have a bigger issue.
Make sure the gas is on. If your furnace isn't getting any gas, it can't heat your home. Make sure the gas valve lever is in the "ON" position (that is, parallel to the gas supply pipe).
Is you furnace not blowing air at all?
Change the thermostat batteries. If the thermostat batteries are dead, your furnace won't even turn on.
Make sure your vents are open and clear. Check to make sure a supply vent (the ones that push out warm air) didn't accidentally get closed. Also, make sure your return vents (the ones that pull in cold air from your home) aren't blocked by anything.
Check your circuit breaker. Make sure your breaker isn't tripped. If it is, just push it back to the "ON" position. If it keeps tripping, don't keep resetting it. This means you have a bigger problem.
If you tried these fixes and your unit still isn't working right, it's time to call a professional. If your unit is more than 10 years old, it could be on it's way out, which means it might be time to replace your furnace.