Corona, CA

Warranty pressure switch installed. Unit didn’t work in heating mode and I came to replace faulty switch. After installing new switch, the system took off immediately. The burners turned on and heat works great. System got up to 100 degrees in the home.

Diagnosed defective pressure switch and ordered part from Goodman.

2 systems needing replacement of filters 6- 24x24x2 4- 18x24x2

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on unit. Homeowner states that on hot days, the system runs for a prolonged period of time and refrigeration pipes will eventually start to freeze so it has to be turned off. Indoor unit is from 1998, outdoor unit was replaced with a Dry r-22 unit and is no not the original unit, but still older and with older refrigerant. Cycled system for cooling. Unit came on normally and started cooling. Checked electrical and components. Found that indoor motor is leaking significant amount of oil, and blower wheel is dirty. Gauged up to unit and found that system is slightly low on refrigerant. Because this was a dry unit, system could possibly never been charged correctly, or system can have a leak somewhere. This causes system to struggle on hotter days and eventually freezes the pipes. Also noticed that emergency drain pan had water in it and is rusted out. Secondary drain line has been completely eliminated and was simply routed into a primary, which is n

When I arrived at house, I was told there was leak coming from evaporator. Owner told me he had someone previously come and try to fix. Same issue kept happening after though. I cut into pvc and blew down line set with 300 psi from nitrogen tank. I then did a pressure test with my lungs, and I had no back pressure whatsoever. Line set is cleared of any debris. I started new pvc re work and dissembled old pvc run. I gave a new p trap, nineties, couplings and tee pvc. I strapped down pvc line for downwards slope.

When I arrived at unit, I was told that lounge room doesn’t cool as good as front rooms. I inspected the package unit, and tested all motor controls. They were reading full on all six of them. I checked refrigerant levels and system is full on refrigerant. One thing I did notice was filters hadn’t been replaced in three years. They were black and caked on with dirt. No air is passing by to cool down lounge room as needed. Filters all need to be replaced for this system. I moved onto the front room package unit and all those filters needed to be replaced as well. A maintenance is needed on both systems. There isn’t water access on roof or a hose outlet anywhere near. Filter swap out on both systems will dramatically change air flow to each room.

Pressure tested to 500 psi all penetrations sealed system is currently cooling

During my twenty point heating inspection, I started with the thermostat. Giving a call for heating, and going to furnace to start maintenance. Temp rise of 35-65 needed, I got a temp rise of 45. House heats up to designated temperature. I checked out blower motor of any dirt or debris. It’s clean, only being a four year old system. Replaced air filter for new air filter. Owner had extra one, so just used his. Hot surface igniter not cracked or having white spots. Flame sensor still working good, no need to be cleaned. Ducting done correctly, and all runs intact. Inducer motor is working efficiently. House heats good and ready for winter.

During my twenty point heating inspection, I started with the thermostat. Giving a call for heating, and going to furnace to start maintenance. Temp rise of 25-55 needed, I got a temp rise of 44. House heats up to designated temperature. I checked out blower motor of any dirt or debris. It’s clean, only being a four year old system. Replaced air filter for new air filter. Owner had extra one, so just used his. Hot surface igniter not cracked or having white spots. Flame sensor still working good, no need to be cleaned. Ducting done correctly, and all runs intact. Inducer motor is working efficiently. House heats good and ready for winter. Moved onto the upstairs unit, I shut off downstairs after I was done with my inspection. Put system in a call for heating mode. Soon as the house warmed up after thirty minutes. I got a temp rise of 38, which is perfect in my temperature rise range. House heats up to designated temperature. I checked out blower motor of any dirt or debris. It’s

Arrived on site to diagnose a leaking unit. Arrived and spoke so client and he stated unit is leaking in attic as they just noticed it a couple days ago and it’s been getting wet. Unit dotes run and cool just leaking issues. Inspected attic. Upon getting into attic found supply side plenum disconnected and with the hot air in attic it’s condensation a lot more. Found emergency pan all rusted up. Drain lines are routed both to primary line. No over flow switches to shut off in case overflow. Found pan was not covering a corner leaking. Okay after was getting to base wood of furnace. Water started to leak from there and is getting wood base wet and after a long time it’s all wet it’s starts to get drywall wet. Advised client had a bit of areas of concerns. He is aware. Found furnace inside is starting to rust up as well. Showed client repairs needed and they are aware but stated they are going to see what the original builder can do to help them so they did declined repairs toda

Cleaned and Adjust Burners. Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting. Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion. Test Furnace Safety Controls. Inspect Gas Piping. Tighten Electrical Connections. Measure the Voltage and Amperage. Flush the Condensate Drains. Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air. Vacuum Furnace Return Grille. Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot. Clean in-place Blower Compartment. Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance. Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow. Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation. Check all System Safety and Limit Switches. Clean Flame Sensor. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detector. Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration.

Performed residential diagnostic on 13 year old Goodman condensing unit. Owner states that after running the system for an hour or so the system continues to run however no air comes out of the supply ducts. Upon checking the refrigerant charge it was found to be low implying there is a leak in the system and this is most likely causing the evaporator coil to be icing over. Due to the cost of repairs and adding R-22 refrigerant Kyle is interested in replacing the condensing unit. A comfort advisor is scheduled to meet with Kyle and his wife on 10/13/22 at 12-2pm. Upon departure system is partially operational.

Performed diagnostic on system. Tenant states that water is leaking from the unit. Filter was wet, as well as the whole closet platform and floor. Unit is from 1975. Cut open condensation line and found that condensation line is clogged. Spoke to homeowner over the phone to take care of this immediate problem. She authorized over the phone. Pressurized line and blew out restriction in drain line. Tested drain line and it is flowing properly. Cycled system for cooling. Unit kicks on and starts cooling. Drain line is located at outdoor planter. Can not guarantee that it will not clog again in the future. Also due to system age, can not guarantee any system operation. System is operational and draining upon departure.

Client stated secondary line has water coming out -I blew the primary line out with nitrogen, it was very backed up -Everything is piped back together with glue and the water is flowing out of the primary now, as it should -Brad is now a comfort club member

Arrived on site to diagnose a no cooling 2005 airflow unit. Spoke with client and he is original owner since home was built and he stated just recently unit stopped cooling and condenser was not operational only fan was. Arrived and had him cycle unit and condenser fan only turned on and unit make our nose. Inspected electrical compartment. Found secondary motor control has completely failed. Primary stater is pitted from age and operation. Fan motor has been working hard and has dried up oil that has leaked. Checked pressure and found them to be r-22. Found pressure and low side to be Fluctuating bad from 62 and drops to 45 and then goes back up to 60. Advised unit could have been contaminated or has non condensable in refrigeration lines. Advised unit is cooling but is going back an fourth and could be causing inefficiency. No protection inside or out. Inspected indoor unit. Found black flex ducting use and older. Blower assembly and whee are dirty. Blower motor is leaking oil from w

During my twenty point inspection, I started off with hosing down condenser coil of any dirt and debris. Opened condenser cabinet and checked everything thoroughly. Starter (good), fuses (good), fan motor amps (0.8 motor had been replaced), dual secondary motor control (good), 24v (good), 240v (good), refrigerant levels sh 15, sc 16, osa 88, delta 18. Then went onto the furnace and checked furnace cabinet thoroughly. Blower motor (very dirty), single secondary motor control (good), motherboard (good), 24v (good), 120v (good). After my inspection, I found filter was dirty. I replaced air filter with one owner provided. I saw that the blower motor is super dirty, also the blower motor wheel. King valves both leaking refrigerant. Refrigerant gradually leaking out through king valve caps. Charging today for first time maintenance.

Motherboard is fried and can’t give a call for cooling. System cycles on and off. Then just never turned back on. When I arrived, owners said that they smelled burning. I went up to air handler and gave inspection in electrical cabinet. I found a smoked out transformer. Transformer needed replacement. After replacing transformer the system started working. About two minutes of running system. The system kept cycling in and out. Turned on for a minute then would shut off. Motherboard got fried while installing new transformer. Needs new motherboard to system. Separate issue from the float switch I installed. Will return for revenue . Charging for motherboard and transformer today.

Replaced filter and recorded model serial numbers on indoor equipment.

When I arrived at commercial building, I was directed into a ceiling tile that was soaked with water. After removing tile, I was able to see the air handler right above the tile. The secondary drain pan didn’t have a plug or safety switch. Water was just continuously running onto tile. I recommended a float switch to prevent water backup. The owner agreed to the part, so now instead of unit over flowing again, power will just stop and we’ll clear drain pan of water. The safety switch plugged hole and installed to cooling so it’s powered in cooling mode. Charging for safety switch.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on Goodman system. Refrigerant levels are in range. Have some air flow restrictions due to ducting that is coming out on supply is only a 16 inch duct. Return is very small as well. Recommended to add a merv rack under furnace to have better filtration for home & system. Client had a very dirty filter in there as well. Secondary motor controls are in range. Primary starter good. Compressor start up amps and running amps good. Dusted off electricals. Client did not sign up for Membership due to husband not being home. Will let husband know. System is operational.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on Goodman system. Refrigerant levels are in range. Have some air flow restrictions due to ducting that is coming out on supply is only a 16 inch duct. Return is very small as well. Recommended to add a merv rack under furnace to have better filtration for home & system. Client had a very dirty filter in there as well. Secondary motor controls are in range. Primary starter good. Compressor start up amps and running amps good. Dusted off electricals. Client did not sign up for Membership due to husband not being home. Will let husband know. System is operational.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on Goodman system. Refrigerant levels are in range. Have some air flow restrictions due to ducting that is coming out on supply is only a 16 inch duct. Return is very small as well. Recommended to add a merv rack under furnace to have better filtration for home & system. Client had a very dirty filter in there as well. Secondary motor controls are in range. Primary starter good. Compressor start up amps and running amps good. Dusted off electricals. Client did not sign up for Membership due to husband not being home. Will let husband know. System is operational.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on Goodman system. Refrigerant levels are in range. Have some air flow restrictions due to ducting that is coming out on supply is only a 16 inch duct. Return is very small as well. Recommended to add a merv rack under furnace to have better filtration for home & system. Client had a very dirty filter in there as well. Secondary motor controls are in range. Primary starter good. Compressor start up amps and running amps good. Dusted off electricals. Client did not sign up for Membership due to husband not being home. Will let husband know. System is operational.

Performed spring maintenance, inspected system compressor for noise during operation. Cleaned coil, tested charge and electrical. Recorded temperatures.

Performed diagnostic. Homeowner replaced his thermostat and unit is not working, completely unresponsive. Went into attic and found circuit board was not recieving any power. Found a bad low voltage fused. Replaced fuse, unit came on and started cooling. Unit is of older age. Homeowner states they don’t run it very much. Opted to have me perform a full evaluation as they just passed the home inspection. System is operational upon departure. Is older and can possibly give other issues.