Menifee, CA

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC system. Pressures are very low on refrigerant cycle. Temp is only about 68 degrees coming out of vents, should be around 50 degrees. System just runs and runs. Advised this is a reason why there is high electric bills even for having solar. Also let client know that we can recharge the system, find the leak then fix it. Can end up being a costly repair due to refrigeration that is dis continued. Client is gonna think about what she would want to do. System is operational but not cooling. Motors & mechanicals in range. Evap coil needs drain clear. Replaced filter. Thermostat working.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC system. Pressures are very low on refrigerant cycle. Temp is only about 68 degrees coming out of vents, should be around 50 degrees. System just runs and runs. Advised this is a reason why there is high electric bills even for having solar. Also let client know that we can recharge the system, find the leak then fix it. Can end up being a costly repair due to refrigeration that is dis continued. Client is gonna think about what she would want to do. System is operational but not cooling. Motors & mechanicals in range. Evap coil needs drain clear. Replaced filter. Thermostat working.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC system. Pressures are very low on refrigerant cycle. Temp is only about 68 degrees coming out of vents, should be around 50 degrees. System just runs and runs. Advised this is a reason why there is high electric bills even for having solar. Also let client know that we can recharge the system, find the leak then fix it. Can end up being a costly repair due to refrigeration that is dis continued. Client is gonna think about what she would want to do. System is operational but not cooling. Motors & mechanicals in range. Evap coil needs drain clear. Replaced filter. Thermostat working.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC system. Pressures are very low on refrigerant cycle. Temp is only about 68 degrees coming out of vents, should be around 50 degrees. System just runs and runs. Advised this is a reason why there is high electric bills even for having solar. Also let client know that we can recharge the system, find the leak then fix it. Can end up being a costly repair due to refrigeration that is dis continued. Client is gonna think about what she would want to do. System is operational but not cooling. Motors & mechanicals in range. Evap coil needs drain clear. Replaced filter. Thermostat working.

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 5 year old unit. Homeowner states that downstairs unit feels like its not keeping up. Cycled unit for cooling. System kicks on and starts cooling normally. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. Amp draws are within proper Range. Refrigerant pressures seemed a bit off. Found a heavily restricted filter causing restriction in return. Removed filter to check proper pressures. Refrigerant pressures are a tad bit low, and unit is only producing a 15 temperature split, which will still cool but not to lower temperatures. It is possible system has never been charged up correctly, but system can also have a leak. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner, who relayed them over to her husband over the phone. Wants to do immediate fix for now. Charged unit back up with 2 lbs of refrigerant to bring unit back to proper pressures. System is operational upon departure.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic on AC system. Client just moved into home 6 months ago. System was working good, until failed. Opened up control cabinet & inspected area. Found a total of 3 secondary motor control all piggy backing together instead of using 1 dual secondary control. Found system to be tripping after replacing old parts with a testing part. Electrical panel still tripped. Took compressor out of circuit & system kicked on no problem. Tested compressor windings & found common terminal to be grounded. Advised client to do routine maintenances when he gets system going. Also recommended to upgrade hvac system. Will see what happens with home warranties.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic on AC system. Client just moved into home 6 months ago. System was working good, until failed. Opened up control cabinet & inspected area. Found a total of 3 secondary motor control all piggy backing together instead of using 1 dual secondary control. Found system to be tripping after replacing old parts with a testing part. Electrical panel still tripped. Took compressor out of circuit & system kicked on no problem. Tested compressor windings & found common terminal to be grounded. Advised client to do routine maintenances when he gets system going. Also recommended to upgrade hvac system. Will see what happens with home warranties.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic on AC system. Client just moved into home 6 months ago. System was working good, until failed. Opened up control cabinet & inspected area. Found a total of 3 secondary motor control all piggy backing together instead of using 1 dual secondary control. Found system to be tripping after replacing old parts with a testing part. Electrical panel still tripped. Took compressor out of circuit & system kicked on no problem. Tested compressor windings & found common terminal to be grounded. Advised client to do routine maintenances when he gets system going. Also recommended to upgrade hvac system. Will see what happens with home warranties.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic on AC system. Client just moved into home 6 months ago. System was working good, until failed. Opened up control cabinet & inspected area. Found a total of 3 secondary motor control all piggy backing together instead of using 1 dual secondary control. Found system to be tripping after replacing old parts with a testing part. Electrical panel still tripped. Took compressor out of circuit & system kicked on no problem. Tested compressor windings & found common terminal to be grounded. Advised client to do routine maintenances when he gets system going. Also recommended to upgrade hvac system. Will see what happens with home warranties.

Performed maintenance on system. Cycled system for cooling. Verified proper temperature split. Checked filter. Ran system through 20 point inspection checklist. Checked indoor and outdoor units electrical and system components. Found secondary motor control on the borderline of going out of range. Indoor unit motor has starting to leak some oil, meaning seals are starting to give out. Pulled condenser fan and thoroughly washed out condenser coil inside and out. Went over findings and recommendations. With approval, replaced outdoor secondary motor control and renewed maintenance program. System is operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic. Met with wife, husband available over the phone. Upstairs unit is not cooling correctly. It is blowing air but not cold. Homeowner replaced the filter and still did not work. Cycled system for cooling. Outdoor condenser fan motor is not kicking on. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. System is receiving proper high and low voltage power. Found a weak secondary motor control that was keeping the fan motor from turning on, causing the unit not to cool. Put in a new secondary motor control and cycled unit on. Unit kicked on and started cooling. Gauged up to unit to verify proper refrigerant pressure. Unit is producing proper temperature split. Went through entire unit and found a couple areas of concern. Unit is of older age and it is starting to show. Condenser fan motor and compressor amp draws are high and both components are working fairly hard. Went over findings and recommendations with wife, who relayed them to husband over

Arrived on site to perform second opinion. Homeowner had another company come out and diagnose his unit. Diagnosis was that his compressor had failed and needed to be replaced. Cycled system for cooling. Outdoor unit completely unresponsive due to no fuses in disconnect. Put in new pair of fuses to test unit. Both compressor and fan motor sounded like they were going to start up, but never did. Checked wiring and found that unit had been wired incorrectly. Corrected wiring and unit turned on. Gauged up to unit and found that refrigerant pressures are completely off from where they need to be. Unit is either low on refrigerant or has a bad Thermal expansion valve. Can not determine which it is until refrigerant is added. Homeowner has other companies coming out to give their opinion. Unit is not operational upon departure.

Client stated no cooling for upstairs unit -Technician found condenser fan motor and secondary motor control had gone bad -Condenser fan motor was replaced, as well as the capacitor with a Turbo 200x cap which has a 5 year warranty -System is operating properly, refrigerant levels are within range -Filters were plugged up so they were both changed out -Condenser coils were dirty, I rinsed them off with water to improve efficiency -System is cooling and ready for summer

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic. Homeowner states that unit is no longer cooling. Cycled unit for cooling and gauged up to unit to check refrigerant pressures. Verified that unit is low on refrigerant again. Homeowner was aware this was going to happen, did not expect it to be this quick. Went over findings and recommendations on how to proceed from here. With approval, charged unit back up to proper pressures and this time added leak dye. System is now cooling. Office to schedule return call for leak dye check.

Cleared clogged drain line. Tested equipment and primed drain with water

Arrived on site and preformed ac maintenance on 2017 condenser

Upon arrival found system to be low 2 lbs of refrigerant. Added 2 lbs and system is now cooling at a 51 degree temp coming out of vents. Client needs to replace filter. Decided not to do leak dye today. System is operational. Advised to call us back if not cooling properly.

Upon arrival found system to be low 2 lbs of refrigerant. Added 2 lbs and system is now cooling at a 51 degree temp coming out of vents. Client needs to replace filter. Decided not to do leak dye today. System is operational. Advised to call us back if not cooling properly.

Upon arrival found system to be low 2 lbs of refrigerant. Added 2 lbs and system is now cooling at a 51 degree temp coming out of vents. Client needs to replace filter. Decided not to do leak dye today. System is operational. Advised to call us back if not cooling properly.

Upon arrival found system to be low 2 lbs of refrigerant. Added 2 lbs and system is now cooling at a 51 degree temp coming out of vents. Client needs to replace filter. Decided not to do leak dye today. System is operational. Advised to call us back if not cooling properly.

Upon arrival, started tune up of AC system. Cleaned condenser coils and checked electrical. Start components are older but operational. Temp split and charge are good. Indoor blower motor is leaking a little oil. Flushed drain line. Drain lines are not up to code. Units are operational upon departure.

Removed fan delay switch from circuit board. Secured txv bulb to the suction line properly. Recovered 1 1/2lb r410a refrigerant.

Arrived on site to perform Diagnostic. Upstairs unit is not cooling. Homeowner heard a weird noise coming from the unit outside. Cycled system for cooling. System came on normally, but outdoor fan motor never turned on. Checked system electrical and system components. Found a bad secondary motor control keeping the fan motor from turning on. System was rebuilt electrically about a year ago, but it was already working hard at that time. Put in temporary secondary motor control and cycled unit. System came on and started cooling. Amp draw readings show that compressor on unit is definitely over working, and amperage draws are very close to going above max capacity. This is causing components to wear and tear faster. Can not guarantee how long this repair will last for, homeowner understands that. Performed maintenance on both systems. Thoroughly washed out condenser coils inside and out. Refrigerant pressures in range. Secondary motor control on downstairs unit is also out of range. Prim

Arrived on site to diagnose a no cooling 10 year old unit. Client stated unit would cool and then stop cooling. Then would shut off again randomly. Unit gave code e31 which was. Loss of communication to units. Started to inspect unit. Checked safety switches and no water was in secondary. Drain pump was operational and not full of water. Client inspected drain lines and found condensation line to be really dirty and have a lot of build up blew line out and is still draining slowly. Filter was really dirty and has been in unit since 2019. Reset unit and unit was operational and cooling now. Thermostat did connect to both units. Advised client of findings and he stated he would do the repairs as he didn’t want to pay for something he can do himself. He stated he would clean and stubborn line and clear them out himself as he is handy. Client did declined recommended for today but did sign up for maintenance plan yearly. Unit was operational upon departure. Client would be cleaning out l

Upon arrival unit was operational started at the indoor unit checked amperage to make sure it was in range, checked temp split wasn’t at a full 20 degree split. Checked condensate line to make sure it was clean. And filter to make sure it was clean Valerie told me she recently changed it. Moved to the outdoor unit and checked amp draws they were in range. Checked Compressor LRA it is at its max 63. Checked secondary motor herm was low fan was good. Washed unit from the inside out and closed it up checked pressures from the system they were low. I brought it up to Valerie and explained we can charge I up and we did just that, got the system to the correct pressure with a charge of 2lbs of refrigerant. I recommend to her a leak dye just in case there is a leak and a booster kit to help out her system. Upon departure system was cooling and pressures looked good. Valerie was very kind and patient.