Wintertime is officially here. Days have become so much shorter, we have received at least four snowfalls so far and my seasonal depression is starting to set in. I am the type of person who constantly needs at least an hour a day of sunlight to feel energized and refreshed! And with wintertime I feel like there comes a lot of repairs. My heatpump decided to go all haywire on me right during a freezing cold spell. The temperatures have been in the negatives for three days straight when the heat pump started acting really strange. When I was taking a look at the measurements it seemed that my thermostat differential was at two degrees, my thermostat was set to seventy-one degrees, and my thermostat was reading sixty-nine degrees. When I turned on the system the compressor and blower came on and the air out of my vents reached to about 105 degrees. I thought that with that amount of heat it would eventually shut off. However it did not and after twelve minutes by thermostat still read sixty-nine degrees, basically my blower continued to run. And then when I measured the heat coming out of my vents it read sixty-nine degrees. I tried shutting off my system but when I did the blower still would run. I had to go to my breaker just to shut the heat pump off. I had a feeling that something was majorly wrong so instead of trying to fix it myself, I dialed my HVAC technician immediately to see if he could battle the problem.