




Q: What types of preventative maintenance I can do myself?
A: There are a number of things that you can do yourself to ensure the optimal operation and efficiency of your heating and cooling system. Here are a few:
- The air filter in your furnace or fan coil should be inspected every 3 to 4 weeks. A dirty filter will cause your furnace, air conditioner or heat pump to work harder than necessary and will decrease the effectiveness and increase energy consumption.
- If your indoor coil is accessible you should clean the top and underside using a vacuum cleaner equipped with a soft brush attachment. Make sure the coil is dry before cleaning for maximum effectiveness. If the coil is not completely accessible you may need to call a professional to perform the cleaning.
- Keep your outdoor condensing unit free of dirt and debris. You should also check the base pan under the unit to ensure that grass clippings, leaves and other material has not collected to ensure the unit drains properly.
- Make sure your outdoor unit is level. Units may become unlevel due to shifts in the ground beneath the unit resulting in incomplete draining.
- Annual inspections of your heating unit are advised. If dirt, soot or rust are detected in the unit’s combustion or vent system call a professional to diagnose and repair any problems to ensure the safe and efficient operation of your unit.
- Humidifiers should be cleaned at the beginning of every heating season. You should consult your owners’ manual for complete instructions on cleaning in the interior and exterior components. The evaporator pad should be replaced annually. If the water in your area is high in mineral content you should consider employing a water softening unit or clean your humidifier more frequently.
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OUTSTANDING FEATURES FOR EXCEPTIONAL COMFORT AND EFFICIENCY
Duralok Plus Heat Exchanger ®
Made of patented ArmorTuf steel to ensure high reliability and efficiency
Two-Stage Gas Valve
Works with the variable speed motor to match furnace output to household heating needs.
Sound-Absorbing Insulation
Further reduces sound for quiet operation.
Durable Steel Cabinet
Made to last with an attractive, high-quality textured paint finish.
Variable Speed Motor
Provides a quiet, consistent flow of air for enhanced comfort, efficiency and humidity control.
Surelight Control Board
Controls furnace operation to ensure high reliability and efficiency.

Variable speed technology improves comfort and indoor air quality
A variable speed motors moves at different speeds to precisely control the flow of air throughout your home. Better airflow control means a better balance of comfort. When the variable speed motor increases speed, it does so smoothly and gradually. During summer months, this allows your air conditioner to remove moisture from the air for improved comfort and better indoor air quality.
Two levels of heating, a higher level of comfort
Unlike typical single-stag furnaces, the G61V has two levels of heating. It's like having two furnaces in one: a small furnace (first stage/low heat) for mild days and a larger furnace (second stage/high heat) for extremely cold days. This minimizes temperature swings within your home.
Exclusive SilentComfort technology maximizes your comfort, while minimizing sound
Since the first stage (low heat) meets your household needs approximately 80% of the time, the G61V furnace is much quieter than standard, single-stage furnaces. And the variable speed motor ramps up to speed slowly, so there's no sudden blast of air at startup. A specially insulated cabinet further reduces operating sound.
Slow, continuous air circulation creates better indoor air quality
When you set your thermostat to "FAN", the G61V continues to slowly circulate air throughout your home. That means you can run the continuously without running the risk of increasing operating costs. It also means better indoor air quality - low speed fan operation increases the effectiveness of your filters, allowing them to capture and remove more contaminants.
