Air exchange system cleaning

When you see dust deposits on the air intake grille of your air exchanger, it means that this dust has already circulated in your home.

This dust is drawn into your air exchanger and settles on your filters, clearly indicating that your unit needs a thorough cleaning.

The vital role of filters

The filters in your exchanger play a crucial role in protecting its internal components, such as the fans, core and dampers, while reducing the spread of dust, pollen and insects throughout your home.

A clogged filter can seriously damage your air exchanger by restricting air circulation, thus affecting its efficiency and your air quality.

Importance of the core

The air exchanger core is essential for regulating incoming and outgoing air, and plays an important role in humidity control and indoor air quality. It directs humidity to the flow failure and requires regular maintenance to operate efficiently.

Even if you maintain your air exchanger in accordance with the instructions in this manual, the fan can still collect dust, pollen and insects from outside. A clogged fan can unbalance the turbine, leading to costly repairs or even early replacement of certain components.

Since cleaning an air exchanger fan is beyond the means of homeowners, it’s crucial to call in a professional for this task.

The ducts carry fresh air from outside to inside your home, and can become saturated with dust, pollen and insects over time. The cleaning of these ducts is complex and must be carried out by a professional to guarantee air quality and the smooth operation of the exchanger.