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Government safety experts are cautioning homeowners to have home central heating systems inspected this fall, even though the heat has already been turned on.
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, consumers should rely on a ... ufied heating contractor to check the system. Regardless of the age of your system, electrical and mechanical components, including valves, thermostat controls and automatic safety switches, should be inspected. Special attention should be paid to heavy soot buildup in the furnace or its venting system.
While venting systems are not always examined during routine servicing, consumers should ask the contractor to inspect the flue and chimney walls for bird nests or other debris. Chimneys and flues should be clear at all times so exhaust gases, including carbon monoxide (CO), are properly vented outside the home. Flue and flue connections should be checked for a tight, secure fitting, and for signs of rust or corrosion which could allow exhaust gases to spill into the house.
CPSC said carbon monoxide ex
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