Lake Elsinore, CA

Performed furnace maintenance on 9 year old Goodman unit. Cleaned return grate. Replaced filter with new MERV 8 filter. Flushed condensate drain with water. Inspected blower compartment, blower wheel is clean and balanced. Inspected electrical connections. Tested all safety switches. Cleaned flame rod. Tested resistance of hot surface igniter. Temperature rise is within limits. Installed Plasma Pure air ionizer and 24v transformer in blower compartment. Upon departure system is operational.

Arrived on site to perform furnace on 2004 heater. Upon arrival homeowner had to leave at start but explained unit Was not heating home off and thermostat had gone blank. He has recently change the filter and said in the summertime the AC was freezing on suction line in the middle of the night. Began diagnostic at indoor furnace and found that unit was operational. Measured temperature rising it was in range at 50°. Airflow was heavily restricted on the unit and clients and filter was very dirty prior to win thermostat went blank. Inspected indoor blower motor and found significant oil leakage running off of it which can result in overheating conditions as well. All supply vents are open. Platform underneath evaporator coil had significant water damage and on top of the unit recommend a secondary float switch to prevent flooding on ceiling. Discussed full diagnostic and condition with Samuel and he is aware that unit is original to home. At this time unit did not fail during my inspec

Client stated no heating -Technician found flame sensor to be very dirty, causing the flame to night stay lit for very long -I cleaned off sensor and igniter -Also, the flue vent for furnace was not sloping up, it was sloping down and then back up which is not how it should be -It was a flexible vent, so I simply readjusted to to make sure it sloping up entire time -The simples repairs made today could have been prevented if client was in a maintenance plan, so she is now apart of our Comfort Club

Inducer motor installed, along with a new gasket -System has been running for over 30 minutes, flame is staying lit and no switches are tripping

Inspected attic space for water

Upon arrival Performed maintenance on heating system, dusted off electrical components. Motor & blower wheel are in range. Circuit board and electrical connections good. Client will order own filter . Thermostats in working order. Inducer draft motor in range. System is operational.

Upon arrival Performed maintenance on heating system, dusted off electrical components. Motor & blower wheel are in range. Circuit board and electrical connections good. Client will order own filter . Thermostats in working order. Inducer draft motor in range. System is operational.

Upon arrival Performed maintenance on heating system, dusted off electrical components. Motor & blower wheel are in range. Circuit board and electrical connections good. Client will order own filter . Thermostats in working order. Inducer draft motor in range. System is operational.

Upon arrival Performed maintenance on heating system, dusted off electrical components. Motor & blower wheel are in range. Circuit board and electrical connections good. Client will order own filter . Thermostats in working order. Inducer draft motor in range. System is operational.

Technician arrived to install control board, pressure switch, and igniter -Parts installed, system is running properly in both heating and cooling -Filter was replaced

Fan limit switch was tripping when heat would kick on -I took apart the switch and inspected it and it was extremely dirty underneath it -I put the switch back in and the heater is running properly now -I shut the unit on and off multiple times it is starting up properly -Our client is aware that if it does happen again, that it is an issue with the limit switch or the blower motor is not sending enough air throughout the system, causing it to go out on high limit

Client stated system would turn on for a second and turn on -I found blower motor non operational -The board was constantly clicking to turn fan on, I bypassed board and connected fan motor directly to power and it turned on -The board needs to be replaced -The flame was also not lighting on the heating side of things -The pressure switch for inducer draft would constantly click, it would sometimes close but sometimes wouldn’t -Also when the pressure switch would close, the igniter was not light up whatsoever, even though it had power being sent -Pressure switch and igniter need to be replaced to get furnace heating again -Lennox said parts come in Wednesday so we will shoot for Wednesday

Installed control board -Heating and cooling firing up nicely -Filter was replaced -Client is now apart of our comfort club

Client stated no heating -Control board is receiving 24v -Inducer motor is working properly, but the pressure switch is not receiving any 24v from the board itself -I have power between C and W terminals -Control board needs to be replaced as it is not sending any voltage to the pressure switch -Client is becoming apart of our comfort club -Will return monday to install board

Performed diagnostic on unit. Homeowner states system is not heating. Cycled system for heating, unit kicks on and is cooling. Checked indoor and outdoor connections. Found that reversing valve is energizing in both heating and cooling due to a shorted out wire. Went over findings and recommendations. Homeowner will be running new wire. No other work performed .

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 40-70 needed, I got a temp rise of 37. House heats up to designated temperature. I checked out blower motor of any dirt or debris and it’s dirty. I got permission to take outside and clean blower wheel. Blower wheel is deep cleaned, rinsed off and dried down. Replaced air filter for new air filter. Owner gave permission for me to swap out with one from our company. 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.

Arrived on site to perform furnace maintenance on Lennox heater. Cycled system for heat. Verified proper heating sequence of operations. Temperature rise across heat exchanger is within range. Ran system through 20 point inspection checklist. Filter is dirty, homeowner will be ordering and replacing. Air scrubber bulb is burnt out. Homeowner has been aware of this and doesn’t wanna replace it. Also went over the buyback program for the new Air purifiers. Recommend surge Protection . System is operational upon departure.

Need a Bluetooth shared data loader. No data on motherboard. Reason for it being non operational. Spent time on phone with tech support and I ordered loader from Goodman. Will return with loader and will resolve issue.

Performed furnace maintenance on a 2012 Goodman gas furnace in lake Elsinore. Customer reports light use of the heating system. Customer provided filter for change today. Sensors and switches were tested and cleaned. Gas valve and ignitor were tested. Condensate lines are clear. System is operational.

Performed FAU maintenance on 12 year old Lennox unit. Cleaned return grates. Installed new owner-supplied filters. Was unable to flush condensate drain because there was no service tee installed, having one installed was recommended to Ben. While inspecting furnace I noticed evidence of a gas leak, it was determined to be coming from the flex line at the connection to the home’s gas supply line. I loosened and resecured this fitting and the leak stopped. Inspected blower compartment, blower wheel sounds balanced but is dirty, a cleaning was recommended to Ben. Inspected electrical connections. Tested resistance of hot surface igniter. Inspected and cleaned flame sensor. Inspected duct connections. Tested external static pressure and found it to be a bit higher than manufacturer’s recommendation. Checked accuracy of thermostats, upstairs is within 1 degree and downstairs is within 2 degrees. Tested CO detectors. Upon departure system is operational.

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 40-70 needed, I got a temp rise of 45. House heats up to designated temperature. I checked out blower motor of any dirt or debris and it’s clean. 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.

When I arrived at house, thermostat kept saying Y1 not detected or RC. I went upstairs and found a fuse blown. Replaced fuse for brand new one. After system ran for two minutes then shut off. System just cycled and wouldn’t let me give a call for cooling. Just heating mode worked only. I replaced contactor to condenser. It kept popping fuse and sending surge past thermostat to motherboard. System works great now.

Condensate needed to be cleared out -It was cleared out before, but it was not done in the correct are -Lines are completely cleared now -No signs of any noticeable cracked in drain pan

Technician arrived to perform Furnace tune up -Flame sensor was cleaned off -Filter is replaced -Inducer motor has correct resistance -Blower motor drawing proper amps -Electrical connections tightened -Blower compartment very cleaned -Heating elements are all in good condition and working efficiently -Condenser coil tends to get dirty, quickly, so I cleaned it out with water

Performed a heating maintenance on a 2019 Lennox package unit. 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. Filters where changed. System was fully operational at time of departure.