Pay attention to furnace smells. A metallic or burning odor could mean overheated electrical components. A musty smell suggests moisture or mold in the ducts. And if you ever detect a sulfur or rotten ...

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The lifespan of your furnace depends on several factors, including the way the unit was installed, your usage, system maintenance, and the type of furnace you have.

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Your furnace should be in a climate-controlled space that is easily accessible to maintenance technicians. If not, you run the risk of mechanical problems.

As heating equipment is strained under overuse this weekend, there are a few things you can do to assess problems.