What should I do if the geothermal house is not hot?

What should I do if the geothermal house is not hot?

As winter approaches, geothermal heating systems become the primary heating method for many homes. However, recently many users have reported the problem of lack of heat in geothermal houses, which has aroused widespread concern. This article will analyze the reasons and provide solutions for you based on the hot topics and hot content on the Internet in the past 10 days.

1. Common reasons why geothermal houses are not hot

According to the discussion data across the Internet, the main reasons why geothermal heat is not hot are as follows:

2. Solution

In response to the above problems, we have compiled the following solutions:

1.Pipe blockage treatment: It is recommended to carry out professional cleaning every 2-3 years. Recent data shows that the temperature increases by an average of 3-5°C after cleaning.

2.Air pressure adjustment: Check the manifold pressure gauge. The normal value should be between 0.15-0.25MPa. If it is insufficient, please contact the heating company.

3.Thermostat detection: Measure the room temperature with a thermometer and compare it with the temperature controller display. If the error exceeds ±1°C, it needs to be replaced.

4.System optimization: When a new house is used for the first time, it is recommended to conduct system debugging and add a circulation pump if necessary.

3. Comparison of recent popular solutions

4. Preventive measures

1.Regular maintenance: Inspect the system before the heating season to avoid the peak period of concentrated repair reports.

2.fair use: Maintain proper indoor ventilation and avoid furniture completely covering the geothermal area.

3.temperature regulation: It is recommended to keep it between 18-22℃, too high will increase the system burden.

5. Expert advice

Based on recent interviews with heating experts, the following professional suggestions are given:

1. When using the geothermal system for the first time, the temperature should be raised slowly, and the temperature should not exceed 5°C per day.

2. When not in use for a long time, water should be kept in the system to prevent the pipes from drying out.

3. Choose a professional maintenance team to avoid system damage caused by improper operation.

6. Common misunderstandings among users

Through the above analysis and suggestions, we hope to help you solve the problem of not getting hot in your geothermal house. If the problem persists, it is recommended to contact professional maintenance personnel for inspection in time.