Air trapped in your Heat Pump system can cause noise and inefficiency. Follow these emergency steps.
Emergency: 778-909-5731Follow these emergency steps in order. If at any point you feel unsafe, evacuate and call for help immediately.
Safety First
If you smell gas, suspect carbon monoxide, or see sparks, evacuate immediately and call 911. Do not attempt to operate your system if you suspect a safety issue.
Turn off the Heat Pump and allow the system to cool before attempting to bleed air
Locate the Heat Pump system bleeder valves typically at high points in the system
Use a bleed key or screwdriver to open the Heat Pump bleeder valve until water flows steady
Check the Heat Pump pressure after bleeding and add water if needed
Call for Heat Pump service if air continues to enter the system after bleeding
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