Heating and cooling systems naturally operate in cycles as indoor temperatures change. Equipment starts when conditioning is needed, runs for a period, and eventually shuts off after responding to the thermostat.
Heating and cooling systems naturally operate in cycles as indoor temperatures change.
Equipment starts when conditioning is needed, runs for a period, and eventually shuts off after responding to the thermostat.
Homeowners may become concerned when that familiar pattern changes and the system begins starting and stopping much more frequently.
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Heating and cooling systems naturally operate in cycles as indoor temperatures change. Equipment starts when conditioning is needed, runs for a period, and eventually shuts off after responding to the thermostat. Homeowners may become concerned when that familiar pattern changes and the system begins starting and stopping much more frequently.
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