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What Mechanical Contractors Need To Know About Cleaning A New HVAC Systems

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Do HVAC Systems Need Regular Maintenance?

As HVAC systems operate it is completely normal for them to have some wear and tear. Your best plan of action to keep your system running as long as possible is to have annual maintenance.

While the number of tune-up required to depend on your system, when cleaning a new HVAC system there are some characteristics that mechanics need to ensure are running properly.

What Mechanics Should Look For

For all HVAC equipment:

  • Thermostat testing
  • Review electrical connections
  • Lubricate moving components
  • Check disconnect power box
  • Test fan control
  • Measure and adjust airflow
  • Amp and volt draw check
  • Measure temperature rise and drop
  • Inspect capacitor
  • Inspect contactors
  • Check breaker

Other Items Mechanical Contractors Should Consider:

  • Reach out to the cleaning company as soon as the project is sold
  • Buy-out the Job from the water treatment cleaning contractor
  • Submittal sent and approved by engineer (If required)
  • Bring cleaning company in early enough so that some alterations or necessary valves can be installed (not interfering with project design)
  • Notify our company of pressure test and schedule the cleaning

Get More Information From Tower Water

Basic cleaning of a HVAC system should be done properly in order to keep the system working efficiently and effectively.

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