Menifee, CA

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Upon arrival, client said his system was just recharged a couple days prior. Ac is operational and cooling at this time. Client advised me they used 2.5 lbs of 410a and that his capacitor had also been previously replaced. Began ac tune up. Cleaned condenser coils and checked electrical. Checked refrigerant charge. It has low sub cooling. Flushed out drain lines and inspected ductwork. Advised client that the air intake was undersized. Also advised client about refrigerant charge. Client moved forward with maintenance program.

Upon arrival unit was operational. Started at the out door unit washed it from the inside out. Checked system pressures, amps and secondary control motor they were all in range. Moved to the indoor unit checked amps they were in range and blower wheel was clean . Upon departure unit was cooling and operational.

Technician found refrigerant levels to be within range -Filter was changed out -Everything is working properly -Supply air is about 50° which is right where you want to be -16 y/o is working to the best of it ability -I found that all of the Ducting is extremely undersized and ran in a very inefficient way -Lots of mixing boxes, and there is 8 small ducts coming off of the plenum, feeding the entire house -A reduct or replacement of system is needed to get the entire house cooling efficiently

Upon arrival unit was operational. Washed units from the inside out checked system pressures for the unit upstairs it was low. Checked amps they were in range, the upstairs units secondary motor control was low. Moved over to The downstairs unit the pressures were good. The fan amps was at its Max, compressors amps were in range, Secondary motor control was low as well. Both indoor units amps were in range, blower motors looked clean and free of oil and condensation lines were clear. At the end of the call I explained to the customers that both secondary motor controls are failing, and the possible reasons why. Filters were not changed. Upon departure units were operational.

Upon arrival, started ac tune up. Client said unit would run for hours and barely drop temperature during hot days. Client said utility bills are high and there’s bad airflow to the daughters room. Began by checking pressures. The charge looked low at first glance. System runs on outdated refrigerant. Opened electrical cabinet and it was completely dirty. Cleaned it out and checked electrical start components. Found the capacitor to be out of range. Inspected fan motor and it’s leaking oil using a lot of power. Cleaned condenser coils. Checked compressor amps and found they are Almost at max. 20/22. Went into attic and inspected indoor system. Found the return to be WAY to small. The system is oversized for the house and not getting enough airflow causing the refrigerant charge to appear low. Flushed out drain lines. Inspected indoor evaporator coil. Found a lot of debris in the pan and bacterial growth on the suction line. Closed everything up and informed client. Client wants to

When I arrived, condenser unit didn’t cool.I started with opening the condenser cabinet and checking every electrical component. It had a single and dual motor control inside. Both were reading very low and got permission to replace both. I also added a kickstart to unit to keep longevity of compressor. I noticed that the 120 v legs were touching 24 v legs and were burning insulation on all wires. The 120 legs were deteriorating and were almost detached from bottom of contactor. I re fit five female adapters of 24 volt, and cut/stripped the 120 legs so I can get stronger wire. I then replaced starter because the starter was chattering really loud when unit would run and call for 24v. Refrigerant good, walked inside and noticed a dirty air filter. Replaced air filter with brand new one . House cools good now and ready for summer.

Performance AC maintenance on a 2015 carrier system. System was chemically bathed and thoroughly washed. Pressures and temperatures place were checked and were out of range. The sub cooling was far below where it should be in the superheat was far above where it should be. So I informed the client on my findings and told them it could be two things. The first being that The company who installed the system did not add the correct charge, or there is a leak somewhere in the system. The client decided to add charge to the system and a leak dye/sealant. I informed the client that we will be there within 3 to 6 months to search for the leak. I checked all electrical components and everything was in range the besides for the dual secondary motor control. I informed the client on that as well and he decided to move forward with replacing it. Filters were not swap this visit. System is fully operational and time of departure.

When I arrived at house, I was directed to the upstairs unit. Unit wasn’t cooling for last week or so. Owner did mention she still has been running it everyday, and that it shuts off randomly. I checked electrical cabinet of all components. I found a motor control reading 0 on compressor leg. I installed the motor control and unit still wasn’t cooling. I added a kick start after explaining how kickstart works. Kickstart still didn’t cool house. I added 3 lbs of refrigerant, because system was telling me I was low. I had did a amp draw on both the condenser fan motor and compressor. The fan motor was fine, but once I checked compressor it was exceeding past the amp draw of 13.60. My reading for compressor was 15.3. When owner was talking about unit shutting off mid day when it’s hot, is because the compressor is shutting system off to prevent from other harmful things to system. It’s a safety mechanism, to protect your unit. Condenser is needing to be replaced, I spoke with o

Performed an AC maintenance on a 2019 carrier system. System was chemically bathed and thoroughly washed. Pressures and temperatures place were checked and were not in range. I informed the client on my find and told him that I believe the system is overcharged. The client was interested in the condenser relocation and I told him we would be able to take care of the pressures by doing that. Eventually the customer did not want to because of the price, and the system is still overcharged. I checked all electrical components and the compressor starting amperage is high, as well as the fan motor. All other components are in range. Filters were not change this visit. System is fully operational and time of departure.

Arrived on site to diagnose a leaking unit. Upon arrival spoke over with client she stated she’s been having the drain line outside drip water and is aware this can be a issues. Thai home is not her primary home as she is not always home. She stated in past it didn't do this. Cycled both unit as both unit are connected to together. Had units running and checked lines. Found both really dirty and are from dirt that has entered units in pst years. Found one completely clogged up. Other unit water was not drain as it should due to build up. Advised would need to cut and clear both units to properly clear and blow out lines of build up. Opened up under Sink and under sink was clogged up as well. Showed client findings and showed her where the build up was at. She is aware and did want to go forward with doing a cut and clear on both units and under sink. Cut lines up top left u it was flowing out a lot of water due to the lines clogged up it was going to over flow. Blew lines out from b

Client stated no cooling to upstairs -House has 1 system, 2 zones, upstairs and downstairs -I found that the installers wired the zoning backwards -They had the downstairs thermostat controlling the upstairs, and vice versa -I had to rewire the zoning system so the thermostat were controlling the right areas -Air is being pushed out in the right areas now and system is cooling great

Arrived on site to perform AC maintenance on Lenox unit

Right on site to perform AC diagnostic on upstairs unit only. Paul stated that downstairs is also broken but his main concern is to get upstairs fixed first it has been off-line for the last three years and he just recently retired so he wants to get it fixed. Began diagnostic on 2005 Lenox unit and immediately found that door secondary motor control was defective on compressor side terminal and fan. Installed new duel secondary motor control and System fired up but once it ran after 10 minutes I found that the refrigerant pressures were low. System does contains a phase that refrigerant call R 22 which is no longer manufactured as of 2020. Filter was heavily restricted and Paul will be getting a new one today. Advised that the system is way past design life and due to the low refrigerant charge this is an indication that a leak is present within the refrigeration cycle. If system is low again in the future it will be required that leak dye is injected to help pinpoint if system is not

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic. Homeowner would like to know the price to clean his indoor evaporator coil. Also wants the outdoor coil cleaned, but the indoor coil is main priority. System is only about 1 year old. No need for indoor coil clean at this time. Outdoor coil is dirty and should be cleaned. Went over pricing for outdoor cleaning. Went over maintenance program, definitely recommend routine maintenance due to units being so new and still under warranty to keep them active. Homeowner wants to hold off for now, is going to clean outdoor unit himself, was more concerned with the indoor coil. No other work performed.

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 14 year old Goodman unit. Homeowner states upstairs unit is not cooling. The temperature on thermostat is going up instead of down. He has had to recharge the system In the past. Cycled system for cooling. Indoor unit kicks on normally as well as outdoor unit. Checked indoor temperature split and unit is not producing any difference in temperature at all. Gauged up to outdoor unit to check refrigerant pressures. Found unit to be low on r-22 refrigerant, meaning there is a leak in the systems refrigeration cycle. Went over findings with homeowners. Explained that refrigerant should never have to be added to a unit, unless it develops a leak. Went over options for locating the leak, as well as what comes after when leak is located. Went over and discussed the possibility of replacing the unit as well. Repairs are a little bit more than they were expecting, and need a bit of time to decide what route they want to take next. Will be following up. Up

Arrived on site to perform spring tune up on 2005 unit. Both condenser located in back yard. They stated no issues and units are operational. Cycled cooling for both. Both good. Washed condenser coil inside and out. Both units were are really dirty and have a lot of hair from the dogs they have. Checked electrical compartment and components. Found both Staters to be original and are wearing out as contact points are putting up due to age and operation. Secondary motor control have both been replaced in past and both are good. Found one fan motor to be replaced and good. Other one has been leaking a lot oil and is working harder due to the loss of oil In motor in past years. Would recommend replacing motor before it fails and creates other issues. Checked start up on both. Both unit have added compressor booster kit and both are good. Run amps are are in range temperature outside was cooling this morning and unit are not working hard. Amps are in range just high. Advised once it get 100

Upon arrival, performed 2 AC system maintenance. Performed deep cleaning of condenser coil and exterior of units. Checked all electrical components and all were within range. Refrigerant pressures were in range. Renewed client for monthly membership. Upon departure both systems were operational.

Arrived on site to perform AC diagnostic on 1987 Coleman condensing unit. Upon arrival Donna stated that synergy was recently out and replaced a few components on the system but did find that the system was low on R22 refrigerant charge. At this time I inspected the unit and found that the system was low on refrigerant charge I did advise Donn that the refrigerant is no longer manufactured as of 2020 and it is not guaranteed how long it will hold charge. Typically when the systems become low on R22 clients look into long-term replacement options but at this time Dane is not in a position to replace and would just like to charge it up but understands that next time it is low she would need to replace rather than dumping more money into it. Charged system up with approximately 2 pounds of refrigerant. Client would like to hold off on maintenance plan at this time and just get system up and running. Upon departure system is cooling with a 25° split

Performed an AC maintenance on a 2014 aire-flow system. System was chemically washed. Checked all electrical components and everything was in range. Aside from the compressor starting at a high amperage of 101. Also the condensate line did not have a safety switch attached to it. So I notified the client of my founding’s and she would like me to follow up about that and the comfort club. Checked pressures and temperature splits and all where in range. Filters where swapped out this appointment. System was fully operational on time of departure.

Client stated no cool air coming out of vents -The condenser fan motor was completely seized up and needs to be replaced -The secondary motor control was also out of range -Both components were replaced -System is cooling properly and ready for summer

Arrived on site to diagnose 1 unit client thought both had issues but Dow stairs u it is operational and cooling. Upstairs is not working at time he says. So only looking at upstairs condenser. Had him cycled unit and indoor was operational. Outside unit was not turning on. Client stated he just wanted to make sure motor was still good. Opened up electrical. Found stater pitted black on contact points from turning on and off. Clustered he wrapped up thermostat tape due to dogs kept chewing on them. At time he would wiggle the wires and the unit would turn on and off. Found unit to not be getting low voltage. Tired to inspect but due to the tape he use it’s very bad to get exposed. Found there is a bad connection or a broken wire and is cutting power. Advised would need to do a low voltage repair of replacement of thermostat wires for condenser. Showed client that last repairs were not related to today’s issues. Showed client unit still works and fan is good. Cloy is ware of issue

Arrived on site to diagnose a no cooling 1994 unit. Cloy stated she moved in about a year and a half ago. Now just recently the unit stopped cooling and only had airflow that was warm. Cycled cooling and found fan running but compressor not on. Inspected electrical compartment and components. Found stater completely burnt up from use and operational in past years. Found secondary motor control to be replaced in past. Found the common wire to have been melted and connected was cut. Did a level one repair to rewire and replace spade connections. Tried to turn unit on. Compressor still didn’t turn on. Watered down unit for 10 mins. Tired to turn unit on and it turned on. Cycled unit to ensure unit stayed on. Compressor locked up again. Cycled the 3rd time and turned on and Ac used compressor is struggling to turn on due to over all conditions. Got unit to stay running after 3rd time. Was able to check pressure and found pressure to be low. Advised due to unit running Inefficient and to

Arrived on site to perform tune up on a 1990 unit. Client stated unit may be original to home and recently heard a loud noise so heated it to be checked out. Cycled cooling and unit was operational inside and outside. Washed condenser coil inside and out. Found fan motor leaking oil in past and bearing are seizing up. Motor can fail in future. Stater is original and has been pitting from past years of operation. Secondary motor control looks to have been replaced as it’s good on both sides. Checked start up and start up was at max. Recommend compressor booster kit to help prevent hard start up every time. Run amps are high almost at max and can get to max once it get 100 degrees outside. Checked pressure and found unit holding r-22 and is not longer in production. Found unit low on charge as low side was at 53. Advised possibility of a leak present due to low on charge and the age of unit. Inspect I dose unit filter was dirty. Blower assembly was dirty and had thick build up of dirt

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on a 2015 unit. Cloy stated she lived in home since built. She has t done any maintenance on unit since. Advised maintenance should be done yearly. She stated unit just stopped cooling and outside started making loud noise so she stopped it. Cycled cooling and airflow was on and condenser turned on but found fan motor was not spinning. Inspected electrical compartment. starter was good. Found second motor control was bad on both side but completely dead for fan and why it didn’t turn on. Replaced and inspected unit. Fan motor was pulling max amps and starting to go over. Advised lack of Maintenance has created internal wear for fan and compressor over past 7 years. Start up on compressor is half way to max and recommended adding a compressor booster kit to help prevent hard start up or prolong life of unit. Run amps is good just a bit high due to unit being dirty. Checked pressure and pressure are good and cooling home now. Found no protection on