DIY HVAC repair guides, industry news, product spotlights, and expert tips from the team at Open To Public HVAC Parts in Dallas, TX.
Your AC stopped cooling, and after a quick search you think the capacitor is the problem. Now you need one — today. Here’s where to get it in Dallas and what to know before you buy. The Short Answer Open To Public HVAC Parts at 10226 Plano Rd, Suite 104, Dallas TX 75238. We carry…
Control boards are the most common HVAC repair part. Learn how to identify your board by model number, choose between OEM and universal replacements, and swap it out yourself.
Yes, anyone can buy most HVAC parts without a license. Here is what is restricted, what is not, and where to find an HVAC supply store that sells to the public.
Looking for HVAC parts near you in Dallas? Open To Public HVAC Parts sells to everyone — homeowners, handymen, and contractors. No license required. Walk-in or shop online.
Your air conditioner is running but the house isn’t getting cool. Before you schedule a service call, there are several things you can check yourself. Many AC cooling problems come down to simple issues that don’t require a technician — and the fix might cost you less than $50 in parts. Check the Basics First…
When your furnace stops producing heat in the middle of a cold snap, the instinct is to call an HVAC technician immediately. But many furnace problems have simple causes that a homeowner can diagnose and fix without a service call. Before you spend $150–$300 on a repair visit, run through these five common issues. 1….
A failed capacitor is one of the most common reasons an air conditioner stops working. If your AC unit hums but the fan won’t spin, or if the compressor struggles to start, there’s a good chance the capacitor is the culprit. The good news: testing and replacing an AC capacitor is a straightforward DIY repair…
At Open To Public HVAC Parts, we’ve expanded our in-store stock of electric heat kits (strip heat) for older and newer air handlers—including common 10 kW, 15 kW, and 20 kW options across major brands. If you bring your air handler model number (or existing heat kit part number), we can help match the correct…
We’ve officially switched our ducting distributor to JPL — American-made and built to perform. This change means our ducting prices have dropped by an average of 20%, without compromising on quality. Whether you’re a contractor prepping for the next job or a DIYer taking on a home project, now’s the time to stock up. Visit…
If your furnace isn’t producing heat, the hot surface ignitor (HSI) may be the culprit. This crucial component ignites the gas to generate heat, so when it fails, your furnace won’t produce warmth. Replacing an HSI is a DIY-friendly repair with the right tools, proper safety measures, and high-quality parts from Open To Public HVAC…