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Furnace issues solved
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My furnace, would turn on then wouldn’t shut off or it wouldn’t turn on until 10-15 degree’s lower then it should. At first I thought it was the thermostat, and I actually replaced it twice since it was cheap and easy. It ended up being my furnaces circuit board. The repair shop said it most likely got burn’t out from heating up and said there suppose to be a air vent to allow fresh air behind the furnace to help cool the components. I installed a air vent as well to try to prevent this from happening again. 

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We are also facing the problem with our furnace malfunction. We set our thermostat at 70 degrees, but still we can feel cold. We have checked our thermostat and also the furnace filters, but all in vain. I think its blower belt is loosened or broken. My uncle recommended us to once consult the commercial furnace service NJ services so that they save our furnace unit.

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