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Chilly Air holds a complete selection of refrigerant and cylinder sizes to meet any application or requirement: Commercial refrigerant, residential refrigerant or automotive refrigerant. We have the right product for your business, vehicle and home.
At Chilly Air, it is our desire to provide products that are safe for our environment, convenient for the consumer and reasonably priced. We carry a full line of Reliable, High-Quality, and Efficient Refrigerant Solutions. We carry a full line of refrigerant and support fluids including refrigerants for your car, home, office and your customers. View below some of our featured refrigerant products.
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Read More...If your furnace fires up then shortly thereafter turns off, it is probably a failing flame sensor. If the furnace doesn't sense a flame, it will shut off the gas as a fail safe to prevent gas from being pushed through your vents. Unscrew and unplug the old sensor and put this one in. It can only go in one way so it's foolproof. Most HVAC companies will charge you $90 diagnostic fee and $120+ for one hour labor to change this part.
In fact, if there is any problem with your furnace I suggest ordering two of these and replacing it and having a spare. It's too easy and cheap to waste money on a service call.
If your furnace fires up then shortly thereafter turns off, it is probably a failing flame sensor. If the furnace doesn't sense a flame, it will shut off the gas as a fail safe to prevent gas from being pushed through your vents. Unscrew and unplug the old sensor and put this one in. It can only go in one way so it's foolproof. Most HVAC companies will charge you $90 diagnostic fee and $120+ for one hour labor to change this part.
In fact, if there is any problem with your furnace I suggest ordering two of these and replacing it and having a spare. It's too easy and cheap to waste money on a service call.
If your furnace fires up then shortly thereafter turns off, it is probably a failing flame sensor. If the furnace doesn't sense a flame, it will shut off the gas as a fail safe to prevent gas from being pushed through your vents. Unscrew and unplug the old sensor and put this one in. It can only go in one way so it's foolproof. Most HVAC companies will charge you $90 diagnostic fee and $120+ for one hour labor to change this part.
In fact, if there is any problem with your furnace I suggest ordering two of these and replacing it and having a spare. It's too easy and cheap to waste money on a service call.
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