Mobile Homes and Manufactured Homes Are Unique
Mobile homes and manufactured homes have their own unique features. Not all heating, air-conditioning and ventilation (HVAC) businesses are aware of the state requirements for servicing mobile home furnaces. Here at DooAll Services, we specialize in your mobile home and manufactured home needs. We are aware of and adhere to the latest state requirements for mobile home furnace installation and servicing. We also stock furnaces that are specifically certified for installation in mobile homes and manufactured homes.
Mobile home furnaces are not the same as those used in site-built homes. They are zero-clearance furnaces, which means that they are made to be installed with their exterior in contact with flammable material. These furnaces are designed and approved for use in mobile and modular homes. Mobile / modular homes have engineered duct systems that differ from those in other homes, and they require special furnaces designed to move air through them appropriately. Only furnaces approved for such usage should be installed in mobile homes.
Replacing a Furnace Filter
Furnace filters should be changed regularly. Always use the type of filters recommended by the manufacturer. On most manufactured home furnaces, the filter(s) are located in the furnace door. The doors generally lift off and there's often a top and bottom door. Don't forget to check the arrow on the edge of the filter that indicates the direction of airflow through the filter.
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