- Make sure your circuit breakers are in the ‘ON’ position.
- Reset your circuit breakers by turning them ‘off’ then ‘on’.
- Make sure your filters are clean and one is in place.
- Open the supply and return vents and make sure they are unobstructed or closed by anything.
- Double check both indoor and outdoor disconnect switches that they are in the ‘on’ position.
- Check the settings on your thermostat.
- Make sure the system switch is on the appropriate COOL or HEAT setting.
- Have the FAN switch on for a continuous ventilation. This will help thaw out a frozen coil.
- If all the above fails to work for you then it is time for one of our expert service techs to help you. Please contact us for a service call.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I have the same product warranties if I buy the units elsewhere and have ProMag install it?
- Do I need to change my indoor coil?
- How a central AC works
- How can I be sure R-410A is “The One”?
- How can I find the system that’s right for me?
- How do I determine the size, or capacity, of my HVAC system?
- How long will my system last?
- Is it ok if my a/c unit is in the attic?
- Is ProMag Energy Group a member of the BBB?
- Terms Of Use
- What can I do before calling ProMag Energy Group to service my system?
- What can I do to control the humidity levels in my home?
- What goes into installing a new system?
- What happens when I replace my old system?
- What is a heat pump?
- What is AFUE?
- What is ENERGY STAR?
- What is Freon R-22?
- What is HSPF?
- What is R-410A?
- What Is Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio?
- Where can I locate my air handler or furnace system?
- Who is Goodman?
- Why should I purchase a new heating or air conditioning system?
- Why was R-410A developed?
