With the ever increasing costs of electricity it is the most expensive furnace to operate on this list. The typical price to replace an electric furnace ranges from $1,000 to $1,500. These furnaces can last about 25 to 30 years and the efficiency ranges between 80 to 90 percent.The heat pump is one of the newest and most efficient designs of furnace, as they operate as both a furnace and air conditioner.ingle stage, 80% efficient gas furnaces typically cost $2,000 or higher, moving up to a 90% efficiency range of this same type can cost $3,000. To move into the 95% efficiency range with a multi-stage or modulating furnace that feature variable speed blowers can cost $5,000 to $7,500.
I don't really need to read your reasons because I'm a fridge mechanic. if you lay it down the wrong way you will allow oil to enter the system pipework and specifically you will fill the dryer with oil. The drier is on the high side of the system. The oil in the sump is on the low side.
Plug a lamp into the outlet to see if it has power. If the lamp works, then the problem lies with the refrigerator. If the lamp doesnât work, then you may have a blown fuse or circuit breaker. If the refrigerator is getting power but wonât work, you may have a wiring, compressor, thermostat or overloaded relay issue. Unless you have specific appliance-repair skills, you may need to call in an expert.