Napoleon Heating and Cooling fabrica equipos HVAC como hornos de gas, acondicionadores de aire centrales y bombas sin ductos. Los productos Napoleon HVAC están fabricados con componentes de la más alta calidad para un funcionamiento silencioso y confiable en los entornos más hostiles.

Aire acondicionado Reparar

For the home, kitchen and beyond, Napoleon manufactures appliances that homeowners have come to trust. Even a trustworthy appliance requires occasional maintenance or repair, however. If you’re in need of Napoleon appliance repair from experienced professionals, your local Appliance Helper can help.

Air not blowing properly? 
This likely means the filter is dirty and needs to be replaced or cleaned. To avoid this problem, clean or change the unit’s air filter every one to three months, depending on the manufacturer’s instructions. 

Unit smells? 
Air conditioner filters can absorb smells from your home, including smoke and cooking smells, and then circulate them around the house. If you notice bad smells being emitted from your cooling system, it’s likely that the filter is dirty and needs to be cleaned. 

Low refrigerant? 
Refrigerant is a key component in your cooling system, and if it gets low because of use or a leak, then it can cause several problems. Three of the most common indications that your refrigerant is low are ice on the refrigerant line, hissing or bubbling noises, and the unit blowing hot air. To fix the problem, you need to top up the refrigerant supply. 

Not cooling correctly? 
There can be many causes for this issue, but often it’s something as simple as a problem with the thermostat. For starters, check the thermostat settings to ensure it’s set to the right temperature for your comfort. You should also make sure the thermostat is in a position where the temperature setting isn’t being impacted by things like sunlight or heat from the kitchen, and see that it’s clean inside. 

Dirty or corroded coils? 
Air conditioning units have evaporator coils and condenser coils. Condenser coils are outside the unit and can become dirty. These coils should be rinsed annually to prevent dirt buildup. Evaporator coils, on the other hand, can be vulnerable to corrosion and should be serviced regularly to prevent this. 

Seized compressor? 
The compressor is responsible for starting and maintaining cooling cycles, so it’s a key component in the proper operation of your cooling system. The compressor can break down for many reasons, including low refrigerant, and if this happens, the unit will not work. 

When to Get a Technician for Napoleon A/C Repairs 
- There’s a burning smell coming from the unit 
- Condenser coil is heavily soiled 
- Unit is making loud sounds 
- Circuit breaker trips regularly 
- Water is leaking from the unit 
- Evaporator coil is corroded 
- Power cord gets hot 
- Power cord is worn or frayed 
- Compressor stops working

Chimenea de gas Reparar

Para el hogar, la cocina y más allá, Napoleon fabrica electrodomésticos en los que los propietarios han llegado a confiar. Sin embargo, incluso un electrodoméstico de confianza requiere un mantenimiento o reparación ocasional. Si necesita una reparación de electrodomésticos Napoleon por parte de profesionales experimentados, su Ayudante de Electrodomésticos local puede ayudarle.

Asegúrese de que el gas está encendido.
Parece simple, pero la válvula de gas podría haberse cerrado por cualquier número de razones durante el verano o desde que se utilizó por última vez. Después de encenderla, espere un par de minutos e intente encender la chimenea de nuevo. Si huele a gas, apágala. Lo más seguro es que venga un profesional y lo resuelva rápidamente.

He cerrado el gas durante el verano. ¿Puedo volver a encenderlo?
A algunas personas les gusta cerrar el gas durante los meses de verano. Esto es innecesario y no le ahorra dinero. Pero si prefiere cerrarlo en primavera, contrate a un profesional para que vuelva a encender el piloto.

¿Dónde está mi válvula de cierre de gas?
La válvula suele estar situada en el suelo debajo de la chimenea, o en la pared accionada por una llave. Si se acaba de mudar a esta casa o no puede encontrarla por alguna razón, llámenos y podremos ayudarle a encontrarla por teléfono. Es más seguro dejar este trabajo a un profesional.

Compruebe las pilas
Si el mando de su chimenea no funciona, a veces es tan sencillo como cambiar las pilas. También hay pilas en el extremo del receptor, situadas debajo o alrededor de la chimenea junto a los mandos. Consulte el manual de su chimenea para localizarlas.

Asegúrese de que el conducto de humos se ha calentado
Para calentar el conducto de humos, deje el piloto encendido durante al menos media hora, y luego intente encender la chimenea de nuevo.
Especialmente si tiene una chimenea de ventilación B (a diferencia de la ventilación directa), un conducto de humos frío puede impedir que la chimenea se encienda. Esto es común si ha pasado un tiempo desde que encendió la chimenea y el piloto se apagó. Si tiene un piloto permanente, esto significa que su piloto está siempre encendido, por lo que un conducto de humos frío no debería ser un problema.
Pero incluso con ventilación directa, si tiene un piloto electrónico, puede haberse apagado. Puede evitar esto en el futuro poniéndolo en modo "invierno", lo que significa que siempre estará encendido. Puede saber si tiene un piloto electrónico porque hace un sonido de clic durante unos segundos antes de encenderse.

Recupera tu chimenea
La conclusión es que las chimeneas de gas son mucho más cómodas y fáciles de usar que las de leña. Son mucho menos costosas en general, ya que no tiene que comprar madera, y tienen menos impacto ambiental. Sin embargo, requieren un mantenimiento regular. Así que si no ha tenido ningún servicio o limpieza durante varios años, es probable que sea la fuente de su problema.

Horno Reparar

For the home, kitchen and beyond, Napoleon manufactures appliances that homeowners have come to trust. Even a trustworthy appliance requires occasional maintenance or repair, however. If you’re in need of Napoleon appliance repair from experienced professionals, your local Appliance Helper can help.

The Thermostat 
Although this may seem obvious, be sure your thermostat is set to heat and that it's actually colder in your house than the temperature the thermostat is set to. If it is neither of these reasons causing the issue, try turning the fan switch to "on" to force the furnace to start blowing air. If your furnace still refuses to turn on, check your programmable thermostat for an error code. Often, newer electronic thermostats will display an error code if something is wrong. Check the display and see if it tells you what the problem is. If it still doesn't work, after you have tried all of those options, the problem is probably slightly more tricky than a simple thermostat fix. Continue reading to learn what some other causes may be.  

The Gas Line 
First and foremost, verify that the gas is turned on. You can check this by examining the shut-off valve which is outside. Another easy way to tell if the gas is on and working properly is by starting another gas burning appliance, like the stove. If it seems like the gas line is not the issue and the gas is flowing to other appliances, check to make sure the gas supply to the furnace itself is open and clear. If the gas supply to the furnace is disrupted, your furnace could potentially be lacking the amount of fuel necessary to ignite. Finally, if you smell gas or believe there is a leak, evacuate your home immediately and call a professional to evaluate the emergency issue. 

The Furnace 
Your furnace could also be the cause of the problem. The switch inside the furnace could have accidentally been switched to off, so be sure the power is turned on. Even if you have a gas system, it uses electricity and must be turned on. There is a power disconnect switch by the furnace. You can also check the breaker to make sure power to the furnace has not been tripped. If it has been tripped, be sure to turn it back on. However, if it continues to trip, call an HVAC technician because something is wrong. 

The Filter 
One of the easiest solutions to fix a broken furnace is changing the air filter. If routine filter changes have not been completed and your vents and registers are completely clogged, this can greatly impair the furnace's air flow. First check to make sure the furnace filter is clean and has been recently changed, then be sure to make sure all vent registers are clear of furniture and other blockages.  If this does not solve the problem, you may need to hire a professional company to clean your air ducts if airflow is still obstructed. 

The Pilot Light  (Faulty Ignition Sensor) 
The pilot light or ignition sensor is usually the most common issue when your furnace will not ignite. This is typically the problem if you can hear your furnace click on but it does not fire up. A faulty or dirty ignition or sensor is a relatively easy fix, so follow these steps, and you may be able to solve the problem yourself. First, you need to turn off the gas to the furnace. Then, remove the front panel to find the ignitor or ignition sensor. This is typically located near the burners. If the sensor or ignitor is dirty, it will need to be cleaned. Remove it with a screwdriver and clean it while being careful not to break it.  When you are finished, replace it exactly the way you found it. Put the front panel back on, turn on the gas, and then turn the furnace back on. Turn up the temperature on your thermostat to see if your furnace will now fire up.