Lake Elsinore, CA

Performed an AC maintenance on a 2013 carrier system. System was chemically bathed and thoroughly washed. Checked pressures and temperature splits and both where in range. Checked all electrical components and everything is in range. The unit has a coil that shit rotting out on three sides from dog pee I informed the client it had spread to two other sides and she is going to get a gate to put around the unit so we could avoid any further damages.

Arrived on site to diagnose unit leaking water. Client stated unit over flowed and wet the closet so called us out. Unit hasn’t been ran since they found issues. Checked line and found drain lines full of water. Advised client over phone lines are clogged up again. Line terminates out in back yard and is surrounded by dirt so advised the line out side could be getting clogged or dirt is entering unit. Client did want to go forward with cut and clear and cut and vacuumed lines out and blew nitrogen out twice to clear line. Video taped outside like getting blown out and water tested and is draining at this time. Closed up and sealed line and cycled unit and unit is operational upon departure.

Performed an AC maintenance on a 2020 carrier system. System was chemically bathed and thoroughly washed. Pressures and temperature splits where checked and both are in range. Checked all electrical components and everything was in range, besides the start amperage of the compressor. The compressor started at 97.9 amps and is only rated for 109. I discussed my finding with the client and told her we could add a compressor saver kit. At this time she does not want to go with it, but in the near future she would like to have one installed. I did not change the filters today because I did not have the correct sizes. System was fully operational on time of departure.

When I arrived at unit, owner mentioned house used to cool and now fails to do so. I hooked up my gauges to check my pressures. I had a flat 0 on both suction and liquid lines. I found a minor leak in evaporator coil. The condenser is where I found major leak. Oil residue on one end of condenser coil. I brought owner over to show him why his house doesn’t cool anymore. He’s willing to speak with supervisor about potential replacement options. Charging for diagnostic only today.

Arrived on site to perform spring tune up on 2 units one 8 years old and one 17 years old. Spoke over with wife and she stated they wants tune up done to see why fill were high. Cycled both units and washed out both condenser coils inside and out. Both fan motors are good. Old unit looks to have been replaced. New unit free of oil. Stater is worn out on older. And good on newer unit. Start up on compressor are hard on both and recommended compressor booster kits. Run amps are okay stated to client it’s cold outside and units are not working hard. Both units hold r-22. Refrigerant is no longer in production. Checked pressure pressure and they seems bit low and with air flow restriction. No protection outside. Inspected indoor unit and ducting. Found both units are undersized on return side and supply side as well so not enough air is entering unit and not brough air is pushed out so is getting really cold. Black flex ducting used on both. Recommend redoing ducting to help improve airf

When I arrived at unit, house never cooled down. I went out to condenser unit and noticed pipes were freezing up. I checked condenser cabinet of all components. Motor control reading full still, starter is in good condition, fan motor amps are high and compressor is working efficiently. I moved onto the furnace above in attic. Noticed that the blower motor wasn’t spinning and that’s cause of pipes freezing up. I found the blower motor control was reading a flat 0. I replaced motor control with new one and system took off. Blower motor works, pipes aren’t freezing up anymore. I was able to check refrigerant levels now, and system is good on refrigerant. I noticed filter was really dirty, so I replaced it with new one from my truck. House cools now and system is operable. Charging for filter and motor control.

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 (0.7 ), dual secondary motor control (good), 24v (good), 240v (good), refrigerant levels sh 8, sc 4, osa 77, delta 18. Then went onto the furnace and checked furnace cabinet thoroughly. Blower motor (good), single secondary motor control (good), motherboard (good), 24v (good), 120v (good). House cools great and ready for summer. Owner does want to speak with supervisor but not at this moment. They’re trying to figure out a time where both will be present. They will call office when ready to speak with someone next week. Charging today for first time maintenance.

Arrived on site to do maintenance on Ac unit. Client stated no issues. Son came home to be here today. Cycled cooling and is operational. Washed condenser coil inside and out. Checked electrical and found fan motor Been leaking oil a lot from age and operation. Primary stater is burnt up and looks original would recommend replacing. Secondary motor control has been replaced is okay. Compressor is working hard and loud on start up. Would recommend adding a compressor booster kit to help prevent hard start up and stress every time it turns on. Compressor is working really hard and advised is on borrowed time. Pressure are steady and look slightly low but is still cooling good. No protection inside and out. Client inspected attic and found door to furnace was taped on and no other way to keep it on. Replaced filter she had on hand. Downstairs vent was messed up form the start and doesn't close all the way. Black flex ducting used. Blower assembly and wheel are really dirty. Motor has bee

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 (1.0 ), dual secondary motor control (good), 24v (good), 240v (good), refrigerant levels sh 38 sc 3, osa 77, delta 18. Then went onto the furnace and checked furnace cabinet thoroughly. Blower motor (good), single secondary motor control (good), motherboard (good), 24v (good), 120v (good). House cools great and ready for summer. Filters all need to be replaced, didn’t have any of sizes for filter swap out. Fixed thermostat downstairs. Thermostat wasn’t switching degrees so I found batteries were out of place. Today will be no charge, they are members.

No cooling for downstairs unit -Fuse has blown again, was recently replaced -It was blown due to hot weather and the system is very old -Client is aware fuse will keep blowing unless system is replaced because the current compressor is drawing way too much power for fuse and breaker to handle

Called tech support, ordered wiring harness for blower motor.

When I arrived at unit, the condenser fan motor wouldn’t spin. I checked electrical cabinet for components. Motor control had fan leg very low. I replaced motor control for new one and system took off. Started cooling immediately, but the system was very loud . The starter was chattering and compressor was working louder than usual. I checked compressor amps and compressor exceeding max amps. Reason for loud noise, and condenser fan motor failing too. I installed motor control, but owner wants to speak with supervisor to go over potential replacements. Has appointment tomorrow am from 8-10. Charging today for motor control.

Client stated no cooling -Technician arrived and found systems non operational -One furnace was unplugged, causing the system to not have any power anywhere -They unplugged the furnace because the blower motor would continuously run, the reason for this is because the thermostat was set so the fan would circulate 24/7 -I changed the fan setting back to auto and the system is now working -The other system’s fuse was blown -It was blown due to the compressor drawing a lot of power -Client is aware his system is very old and that the fuse will most definitely blow again -Both systems are now cooling

Performed diagnostic on unit. Upon arrival, homeowner states that her evap coil is still not fixed and wants to move forward with the replacement of evap coil now to get unit up and running. Unsure is coil is covered under warrant or not. Parts houses already closed, could not get any information today. Will be following up first thing next week to give a exact price for coil replacement. System is not operational upon departure.

Found clog in the drain pan for the living room head unit. Cleared the clog and cleaned the drain pan.

Upon arrival unit was operational. Started at the indoor unit checked amps they were in range, blower wheel and condensation line were clean and free of debris. Filter was clean. Moved to the outdoor unit checked system pressures they were in range. Amps and secondary motor control were in range. Washed unit from the inside out closed it up Andy checked start up amps they were slightly high explained to homeowner that a booster kit would help it so the start up isn’t so hard and help with how much power it is using to start. Upon departure unit was operational and cooling.

Upon arrival, client has replaced fuses, capacitors. A lot of mechanical parts were replaced. Client was receiving all of high voltage and low voltage. But upstairs safety switch happened to be upside down. The fitting that was on system was not tight at all. Tightened down fitting and system is good. Client had work meeting will review membership and call us back.

Upon arrival, client has replaced fuses, capacitors. A lot of mechanical parts were replaced. Client was receiving all of high voltage and low voltage. But upstairs safety switch happened to be upside down. The fitting that was on system was not tight at all. Tightened down fitting and system is good. Client had work meeting will review membership and call us back.

Upon arrival, client has replaced fuses, capacitors. A lot of mechanical parts were replaced. Client was receiving all of high voltage and low voltage. But upstairs safety switch happened to be upside down. The fitting that was on system was not tight at all. Tightened down fitting and system is good. Client had work meeting will review membership and call us back.

Upon arrival, client has replaced fuses, capacitors. A lot of mechanical parts were replaced. Client was receiving all of high voltage and low voltage. But upstairs safety switch happened to be upside down. The fitting that was on system was not tight at all. Tightened down fitting and system is good. Client had work meeting will review membership and call us back.

Upon arrival, found the electrical disconnect had burned up. Could only did visual inspection. Electrical start components had been replaced a couple years prior and are in okay shape. Systems is from 1998 and original to the house. Both fan motors are in poor shape and should be replaced. Installed a new disconnect and electrical whip. Unit started up, however the compressor is over amping and will fail in the near future. If the compressor fails the refrigerant can become contaminated and will need to be changed out. Advised client on compressor cost and went over replacement promotions. Unit is operational upon departure.

Inspected system for operation and recorded diagnostics.

Arrived on site to perform AC diagnostic on 1998 Trane condensing unit. Upon arrival Robert stated that he recently had repairs done on the system with 2 pounds of R22 refrigerant charged into it and the capacitor replaced. He states now that the outdoor unit will not turn on. Began diagnostic at outdoor unit and found that the unit is from 1998 and was non-operational. Opened up electrical panel and found that starter was completely burned up and melted on bottom connection points. This is due to high amperage draw from the compressor or fan. Proceeded to install new Starter for testing purposes and was able to get system on. Measured Amps for For compressor and system was pulling 21 A when it is rated for 19. Fan motor has been replaced twice in the past also duel secondary motor control. Robert is aware that even if this repairs done the new starter can end up burning up as well due to the high compressor Amps. Ultimately Robert would like something more long-term and needs to look

When I arrived, unit didn’t cool down house properly. I checked electrical cabinet of all electrical components. Motor control was reading low and could be replaced. Starter was fine, no burn marks or chattering. Fan motor was leaking oil onto shaft and reaching max amps. Refrigerant needed, has a leak in system and it’s in coil. The coil I popped off cabinet door, and inspected for leak. I found leak in coil, in one of the fins. Blower motor is caked on with dirt and needs to be cleaned. System is twenty plus years old, I spoke with owners about potential replacement instead of replacing in parts. Owner disagreed to speak with supervisor and doesn’t want to repair exciting equipment either. Wants to go to costco to see if he can get a deal on equipment first. Charging for diagnostic only today.

Technician arrived to inspect ac system -Ducting is intact, client is aware only way to better airflow would be to replace entire system or Ducting -Refrigerant levels are within range -The condenser fan motor and secondary motor control were out of range so they were replaced -System is amping much better and not consuming as much power -Currently cooling -Client signed up with our Comfort Club