Short instructional clip listing four quick HVAC troubleshooting checks: (1) inspect the unit's circuit breaker, (2) verify thermostat mode and temperature, (3) inspect/replace the air filter if clogged, and (4) schedule routine (typically annual) maintenance to prevent failures. The speaker presents these as simple, actionable steps homeowners/occupants can run through when heating or cooling fails.
Four things to check. All right. Number one, check your circuit breaker for the unit. Make sure that breaker is not flipped, and if it is flipped, see why it's flipping. Number two, check your thermostat. Make sure you're in the right mode. You have the temperature set correctly. Number three, check your air filter. Make sure it's not clogged. Go ahead and go to it. Make sure it's good to go. And number four, schedule routine service on your unit so you don't have these kind of challenges. Typically, annual maintenance. A problem will be identified and you can go ahead and fix it before it becomes an issue of not having heat or cool. So get that annual maintenance done. Those are the four things you need to go through.
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