Menifee, CA

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on unit. Homeowner states that system is not cooling. It was making a weird hissing noise and saw mist or dust coming from unit so he shut it off. Had homeowner turn the unit on, and immediately refrigerant started shouting out of condenser. Turned system off right away. Located leak at liquid line between condenser coil and compressor. This is repairable, but unfortunately all refrigerant that is in the unit would have to be pulled out, and all new refrigerant would have to be added. This is a 20+ year old unit, which means it uses r-22 refrigerant. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner. He is fully aware of the condition of the unit and all concerns. He does want to move forward with the repairs on the unit. Did get manager approval over the phone to do repairs. Homeowner wants to go ahead and lock in the repairs , and talk to his wife about possibly replacing the system instead. He will be following up with Darren if he decides

Performed diagnostic on 1999 Lennox unit. Met with son. States that system is not cooling. He did have the refrigerant recharged last year, and stated that they also fixed the leak at that time. Cycled system for cooling. Noticed that filter was extremely dirty, replaced filter to properly diagnose unit and pressures. Found that system is once again completely flat on refrigerant. Unsure if unit has developed a new leak, or if leak that caused it to go flat the last time was never fixed. Condenser coil has a ton of oil residue all around it, as well as dripping down from the condenser. Could not pin point exact leak location, but it is very evident that condenser coil has a major leak. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner over the phone. He has buddies in the industry that can take care of replacing the whole unit. No other work performed aside from diagnostic. Power to outdoor unit was left in off position. System is not operational upon departure.

Inspected equipment for breaker problem. Tested motors and all electrical connections. Installed new Square D 35 amp breaker. Tested the system for operation and labeled panel.

Arrived on site to perform AC diagnostic on 1964 condensing unit. Upon arrival Robert stated that just a year ago he had a technician performing maintenance and mention that there What is a few components possibly going bad and refrigerant pressures were in range at that time. No report was present to verify information. Robert now states that it does not cool and it’s never worked right for a while and has had to buy portable ACs to keep the house cool. Inspected unit hanging from side of home and found that everything was operational although compressor has no refrigerant charge left. Gaged Up to System and found that it was pulling into the negative PSI indicating that air being pulled into the system. Condenser fan motor had significant oil leakage. Unfortunately R22 is no longer manufactured as a 2020 and comes at a cost at a high price to refill an obsolete system. Ultimately Robert is interested in system replacement for a long term choice and would like for someone to come ou

When I arrived at unit, the condenser wouldn’t turn on. I started checking the components in electrical cabinet. I found a starter that is black pitted and chattering. I also checked motor control and it was reading 0 on each leg. I put in the motor control and system started. After spinning for about five minutes the motor started making noise and just shut off. I checked my amps on my fan motor and it was exceeding max amps. The condenser fan motor is failing and owner is aware of parts that need replacing. Owner wants to speak about it with wife about pricing and will give us call about future repairs. Charging just for diagnostic today. I took back out motor control that I installed In system.

Client stated AC not keeping up -Technician arrived and found water around furnace, which leads me to believe the condensation lines are plugged -Safety switch was tripped, which would cause the AC to not be energized -Primary condensate line was cleared out with nitrogen to ensure proper water flow -Safety switch was also cleared of the excess water so it doesn’t continue tripping -I also looked over everything to make sure nothing was out of the ordinary -Refrigerant levels are good, filter is clean, motors are not drawing too much power -System is currently cooling

When I arrived at unit, the upstairs unit didn’t call for cool. I went out to condenser unit and unit didn’t turn on. I found a bad motor control, I replaced with new one. Unit took off for two minutes, then shut off immediately. I started checking compressor amps, and amps were reading 19 amps. Readings for amps should be way below 14 amps. System shuts off as a safety mechanism to prevent further problems. I took back out my motor control and just charging for diagnostic today. Will be speaking with homeowner about potential replacement.

Arrived on site to perform maintenance on 5 year old Maytag unit. Cycled system for cooling. Checked indoor unit electrical and system components. Temperature split is in range. Unit does not have any condensation safety. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. Amp draws on compressor within range. Condenser fan motor amps are slightly high, and motor has started leaking oil. Also found a out of range secondary motor control. Refrigerant pressures within range. Pulled condenser fan motor and thoroughly washed out condenser coil inside and out. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowners. With approval went ahead and replaced condenser motor and secondary motor control on outdoor unit, as well as added compressor assist kit. Also added safety float switch to secondary drain line at indoor unit. Signed up on maintenance program. Cycled system, system operational upon departure.

Customer is putting 8000 down and paying the balance over 3 payments of 2052

Performed an AC maintenance on a 2020 system. System was chemically bathed and thoroughly washed. Checked pressures and temperature splits and both of them where in range. Checked all electrical components and everything was in range. Filters where not changed out this visit. System was fully operational on time of departure.

For belt replacement.

Perform an AC maintenance on a 2004 Rheem system. System was chemically bathed and thoroughly washed. Checked pressures and temperatures splits and both were in range. Checked all electrical components and everything was in range, besides the fan motor and the contactor. I informed the client of my findings and she stated that she is just waiting for the system to fail. The filter was washable so I went ahead, and cleaned off the filter with hot water. System is fully operational on time of departure.

When I arrived at unit, I was told from owner that unit didn’t cool. Fan didn’t spin when I put into cooling mode. I started at condenser cabinet to check all electrical components. Found a dead motor control and a pitched starter. System is twenty years old or more, so we tried to keep system running longer. After replacing those components for new ones and adding a kickstart. Unit didn’t kick over compressor with all new electrical. My pressures equalized still, which tells me compressor has failed. Owner heard and watched compressor fail with me, so he’s very aware of problem. Later today in evening we will have supervisor come out and speak about potential replacements. Charging today for diagnostic.

Airflow improvements

Check System Static Pressures Check all Safety and Limit Switches Clean Condenser Coil Duct Leakage Inspection Remove Debris from the Condenser Check Refrigeration Pressures Perform Visual Inspection and Clean Service Panel Measure Starting Amperage of the Compressor Tighten Electrical Connections Measure System Amperage and Voltage Flush Condensate Drain Lines Measure Temperature Difference Vacuum Furnace Return Air Grille Clean in Place Blower Compartment Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance Monitor Air Purification System Apply UV Protective Coating on Condenser Perform Energy Usage Calculation Test Condenser Pressure Switches Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration

Arrived on site to preform ac maintenance on 2 year old carrier.

Upon arrival unit was operational and cooling started at the indoor unit checked temp split it was in range, checked amps they were in range. Blower motor and condensation line were both free and clean of debris. Moved to the outdoor unit checked system pressures they were in range. Checked secondary motor control and amps they were in range condenser fan was leaking oil. Washed unit from the inside out closed it up . Upon departure unit was operational and cooling

Returned to perform leak dye check. Inspected indoor and outdoor coils thoroughly. Fully inspected line set in attic. Could not locate any traces of any Leaks at this time. Homeowner to continue running system. We will need to return for second leak dye check. System is operational upon departure.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC Lennox unit. Replaced filter client provided. Dusted off return vent. Opened up entire condenser and cleaned coils off completely. Coils were extremely dirty. Refrigerant levels are all in range. Primary and secondary starter good. Start up amperage’s can use some help with a booster to bring them down. System is operational & tested. Client declined booster. But is aware of how system kicks on.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC Lennox unit. Replaced filter client provided. Dusted off return vent. Opened up entire condenser and cleaned coils off completely. Coils were extremely dirty. Refrigerant levels are all in range. Primary and secondary starter good. Start up amperage’s can use some help with a booster to bring them down. System is operational & tested. Client declined booster. But is aware of how system kicks on.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC Lennox unit. Replaced filter client provided. Dusted off return vent. Opened up entire condenser and cleaned coils off completely. Coils were extremely dirty. Refrigerant levels are all in range. Primary and secondary starter good. Start up amperage’s can use some help with a booster to bring them down. System is operational & tested. Client declined booster. But is aware of how system kicks on.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC Lennox unit. Replaced filter client provided. Dusted off return vent. Opened up entire condenser and cleaned coils off completely. Coils were extremely dirty. Refrigerant levels are all in range. Primary and secondary starter good. Start up amperage’s can use some help with a booster to bring them down. System is operational & tested. Client declined booster. But is aware of how system kicks on.

Arrived on site to perform AC diagnostic on 2016 Goodman condensing unit. Upon arrival client stated that system has been making weird noise it has tripping the breaker multiple times a day. Begin diagnostic at outdoor unit and found that door secondary motor control was significantly week which was resulting in the compressor over amping and creating a louder noise. Swapped out component and Amperage Dropped from 19 to 14. Refrigerant pressures looked fine. Fan motor amps are in range as well. Component was installed in system is fully operational and cooling upon departure

Inspected the system for operation and produced instructions to finish the installation.

Upon arrival started ac tune up. Unit had not been maintained in awhile. Cleaned out condenser coils and electrical compartment. Checked refrigerant charge and it was okay. All electrical components are original to the system. Unit is 28 years old. System is inefficient but operational. It’s cooling 17/20. Fan motor is leaking oil and should be replaced. Electrical start components should also be replaced. Flushed out drain lines. Filter had been replaced by tenant. Talked to the homeowner and she agreed to talk to supervisor about replacement on Friday in the morning.