Menifee, CA

Performed diagnostic on 2005 unit. Met with girlfriend. States that System is not cooling. Outdoor unit started making a weird noise and they shut it off immediately. Father in law had taken out capacitors but got confused because there were 2. Started by testing them and found that they were bad. Put in a new one and cycled system to perform full evaluation. System came on and stsrted cooling. Refrigerant pressures are within range and system is producing correct temp split. Took and recorded amp draws. Condenser fan motor amperage is going above it’s rated capacity, which means it is overworking and can potentially cause problems for the unit in future. Compressor amp draws are not above capacity yet, but very close to it is it also working extremely hard. Unit is of older age and working inefficiently. Went over findings and recommendations with Kasey and relayed them to Matt over the phone as he is away at work for a couple days. Wants to go ahead and take care of immediate repai

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 FILTER SIZES: 20x30x1 14x24x1

Unit is 2 yr. Old, Started off with hosing down condenser of all debris in condenser coil. I then checked dual secondary motor (good), fuses (good), 24 volt (good), 120 v (good), compressor (good). Checked refrigerant sh 0, sc 8, delta 19, osa 96. Went to furnace after and filter had been swapped by owner. Checked motherboard (good), blower motor (good). Unit cool great and house ready for summer. Already member no charge today

Maintenance Performed Upon arrival system is working and operational. I began my maintenance in the attic by performing a duct leakage inspection. I then proceeded to the air handler unit, I checked and tightened electrical connections. I inspected the components for proper operation and wear. Condensates lines were inspected for proper drainage. Static pressures and temperature splits were taken. Filters have been changed . Blower housing and wheel was inspected for balance and dust build up. Air supply was measured. I then proceeded to the outdoor condenser unit, I cleaned the coil inside and out removing dirt and debris. Recorded refrigerant pressures. Tested and inspected electrical components for tight connections and wear. Recorded amp draws on system. Upon inspection of both units I found there to be no form of electrical protection, I also found there to be no form of condensate safety. Upon departure system is working and operational.

Technician arrived to perform spring tune up -Condenser was thoroughly cleaned with water and debris was removed -Electrical components are working properly -Refrigerant levels are within range and cooling efficiently -Air damper was recommended to redirect airflow to master bedroom -Full system surge protection was recommended to protect system components, without this, damage from power outages are not fully covered over warranty -System is working great and ready for summer

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 10 year old unit. Homeowner states that system is not cooling. Outdoor system is not turning on. We relocated system about a month ago. Cycled system for cooling. Indoor unit kicks on normally, outdoor unit is unresponsive. Checked system for power. Unit is not receiving proper high voltage power. Checked for power at disconnect box and power is present. Verified that fuses are still good. Disconnect box passes power through when pullout is held a certain way. Tried adjusting prongs with no luck.disconnect internals have a problem, disconnect needs to be replaced. Replaced disconnect. Unit is now receiving proper high voltage and cooling. Because we replaced disconnect, this is covered under warranty. Recommended maintenance program as system is dirty due to construction going on around it it. Concrete will be poured tomorrow and homeowner will wash unit as well as replace filters. System is operational upon departure.

Customer stated a “gas noise” from outside unit -The noise is the reversing valve being disengaged when the system stops operating -This is completely normal operation

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 2013 unit. Homeowner states that his system does not cool below 82 degrees. He had his thermostat replaced a couple months ago and is not sure if it is related to that. Cycled system for cooling. Unit kicked on normally. System Is not producing any temperature split. Checked outdoor unit electrical and components. Components are within good range and working as they should. Gauged up to unit and found issue to be with the refrigerant cycle. System is low on refrigerant, and it also appears as if there could be a problem with metering device. Went over findings with homeowner. With approval, added 4lbs of refrigerant to bring unit back up to within normal operating pressures. Pressures are not stabilizing completely and are very jumping. This could indicate that metering device is in fact showing some internal problem. Unit is now producing a 20 degree temperature split. Homeowner understands there is no warranty on refrigerant, and also wants to

Technician arrived to perform spring tune up -Condenser coil was cleaned -Refrigerant levels were within range and are cooling the house properly -Electrical components are working properly and within range -Blower compartment was clean -Ducting was intact and not leaking air -Filter looked good -Full system surge protection was recommended to protect the expensive sensitive components from power outages -System is cooling properly and ready for summer

Upon arrival top floor wasn’t cooling. I started with condenser cabinet. Checked fuses (good), starter (good), dual motor control (bad). Replaced dual motor control with new one. I then went up to attic to check furnace. I noticed single motor control was reading below 5%. I recommended that should be replaced as well. I replaced single motor control at furnace. Recommended to become a member but they will pass on it. Charging today for dual and single motor control.

Upon arrival system was only able to do heat. System was not communicating with outdoor unit. Tested the low voltage wires and found damaged wires. Cut and resecured them. Tested system operations. Unit is operational upon departure.

Upon arrival found a 20 year old comfort maker. System is in poor shape. Fan motor not turning on. Compressor is over amping. Filter is restricted and the return is undersized. Client is not on site. Called client. He wants to hold off on repairs until he gets back. System is still not operational at this time.

Upon arrival system was not communicating with the outdoor condenser. Inspection found a broken communication wire. Repaired wire and tested system. System is now cooling. Unit is operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform AC diagnostic on 2007 carrier condensing unit. Upon arrival homeowner stated that upstairs system has not been cooling for a couple weeks now. Began diagnostic on outdoor unit and found the outdoor fan was not spinning and compressor was beginning to overheat due to this. Found that single secondary motor control had failed connected to fan. Starter was also severely burned up on contact points due to high amperage usage. Compressor is beginning to use high amperage on start up also. Fan motor was over amping in reading 1.28 when it is ready for 1.20. System Contained R22 refrigerant which was completely phased out 2020. Pressures were in range at this time. Discussed full diagnostic with Danny and at this time he’s interested in rebuilding the system and keeping it going for as long as possible rather than replacing. Danny authorize for the premium repair to be done at this time. Also signed client up on maintenance plan to keep both systems at standard. S

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic. Homeowner states that system that serves the master bedroom and living area is not working. Not blowing any air at all. Cycled system for cooling. Went into attic and found unit unresponsive due to a blown low voltage fuse. Replaced with new fuse and it blew immediately. Disconnect AC wires from circuit and cycled on. Fuse no longer blew. Found short at outdoor unit secondary motor control causing fuse to blow when condenser tries to engage. Replaced secondary motor control. Cycled system unit kicked on and started cooling. Amp draws and refrigerant pressures in range. Disconnect boxes are unfused, would recommend adding surge Protection to protect unit from any future electrical abnormalities. Cycled system, system is operational upon departure.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic on AC system. Secondary motor control was compellty low. Replaced and got system going. Checked refrigerant levels, after system started up. Found system low. Was not gonna cool home efficiently at this type of weather. Added a on of r410a & got system to where it was needed, house is now cooling down much more efficiently. Signed client up for a monthly membership. System is operational.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic on AC system. Secondary motor control was compellty low. Replaced and got system going. Checked refrigerant levels, after system started up. Found system low. Was not gonna cool home efficiently at this type of weather. Added a on of r410a & got system to where it was needed, house is now cooling down much more efficiently. Signed client up for a monthly membership. System is operational.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic on AC system. Secondary motor control was compellty low. Replaced and got system going. Checked refrigerant levels, after system started up. Found system low. Was not gonna cool home efficiently at this type of weather. Added a on of r410a & got system to where it was needed, house is now cooling down much more efficiently. Signed client up for a monthly membership. System is operational.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic on AC system. Secondary motor control was compellty low. Replaced and got system going. Checked refrigerant levels, after system started up. Found system low. Was not gonna cool home efficiently at this type of weather. Added a on of r410a & got system to where it was needed, house is now cooling down much more efficiently. Signed client up for a monthly membership. System is operational.

Upon arrival, started tune up on 2 condensers. Both condensers are around 15 year old. Model/serial number was faded on guest house. Both units are operational. Cleaned condenser coils. Checked electrical and charge. Both condenser fan motors are pulling high amps and are leaking oil. Which is causing those motors to over heat. Compressor are okay. Primary start components are also a little out of range. Charge is okay. Recommended replacing the condenser fan motors before they fail. Both units are operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 2005 unit. Client stated units been down for 3 weeks and hasn’t been running out side as it should. Condenser in back yard and furnace located in attic. Advised the summary of findings are a s followed. Condenser 1. 2005 unit original to home. 2. Found unit to not have power. Found breaker was tripped for condenser. Flipped over a couple time and unit turned on. 3. Found secondary motor control control in condenser completely bad on compressor. Put in tester to inspect full system. 4. Fan motor has dried oil. Bearing are seizing up and not spinning as freely causing more stress on other parts. Advised motor is fan motor failing and recommended replacing. 5. Primary starter is original and pitted on contact points. Would recommend replacing. 6. Start up amps on compressor pulled at max of 125 and rated at 138. Recommend adding compressor booster kit to prevent hard start up. 7. Run amps on compressor are almost at max which is. It goo

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC system. Outdoor coils were cleaned and washed compellty. Added a small amount of refrigerant and got system to an exact 4 subcool of what we needed. Replaced dirty air filter. Primary & secondary motor control in range. Electrical fuses good. Thermostat in working order. System is operational upon completion.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC system. Outdoor coils were cleaned and washed compellty. Added a small amount of refrigerant and got system to an exact 4 subcool of what we needed. Replaced dirty air filter. Primary & secondary motor control in range. Electrical fuses good. Thermostat in working order. System is operational upon completion.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC system. Outdoor coils were cleaned and washed compellty. Added a small amount of refrigerant and got system to an exact 4 subcool of what we needed. Replaced dirty air filter. Primary & secondary motor control in range. Electrical fuses good. Thermostat in working order. System is operational upon completion.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on AC system. Outdoor coils were cleaned and washed compellty. Added a small amount of refrigerant and got system to an exact 4 subcool of what we needed. Replaced dirty air filter. Primary & secondary motor control in range. Electrical fuses good. Thermostat in working order. System is operational upon completion.