Menifee, CA

Call was for low airflow in daughters room. Got on site and performed system evaluation. Found issues of concern. High static pressure found the system not getting enough airflow. Not enough return air. Supply ducting is not sized properly. Charge indicated it was low. The filter was also restricted. The most economical way to get airflow to daughters bedroom is to put a damper on the laundry room supply vent. Cutting off airflow and forcing more into her vent. This will cause more noise in that vent. It’s recommended to do additional ducting modifications to have the system performed the best. Made recommendations. Sent email. Recommend doing system tune up and cleaned coils and replacing filter, then recheck charge to see if it’s actually low. Performed leak check on evap coil while on site. Did not find anything. System is operational upon departure.

Client wants to move system to other side of home. Client will have electrical and all cement around housing demo’d . May 10 Hayley will confirm.

Client wants to move system to other side of home. Client will have electrical and all cement around housing demo’d . May 10 Hayley will confirm.

Client wants to move system to other side of home. Client will have electrical and all cement around housing demo’d . May 10 Hayley will confirm.

Client wants to move system to other side of home. Client will have electrical and all cement around housing demo’d . May 10 Hayley will confirm.

Performed tune up on package unit. Tested controls and measured motor loads. Verified charge and washed coils. Inspected blower and outdoor fan.

Upon arrival found 2 issues. 1 system had a broken drain line. It appears someone had been on the roof and tripped over the drain line. Repairs it. It should be replaced with a copper drain line. Found second unit with a clogged drain line. Fixed it and cleaned out drain pan. System is no longer leaking. All drain lines on the system should be replaced with copper drain lines to prevent future issues.

System qualifies for an instant $3000 California Tech Clean rebate. Customer responsible for $8871

Upon arrival found a Lennox hvac system. Cleaned condenser coils and checked electrical. Tested charge. It seemed low at this time. Temp split is 17.3/20. Outdoor temperature is low. Could be affecting charge. Will check on next visit. No other issues found. Recommend adding surge protection.

Arrived on site to perform spring tune up. Client stated no issue as he just moved in last year. Condenser in back yard and furnace located in attic. Cycled cooling. Clinker had a program out and replaced thermostat and control board he stated. Unit is operational. Washed condenser coil inside and out. Primary starter and secondary motor control is good. Fan motor has been working hard due to lack of maintenance in past years. Checked pressure and found unit a bit low and unit was cooling at 16 degrees. Inspected attic. Filter was dirty. Furnace is dusty from past years. Drain lines are good and found black flex ducting used. But unit was still cooling at 16 degrees. Advised client of findings and unit not cooling as good as it should. No protection on unit. Went over areas of concerns with client and repairs needed. Cli Is aware unit is not cooling as good. He did just want to only add 2 pound and unit now cooling at 20 degrees in home. Client is aware and just wanted to stop there a

Arrived on site to perform AC maintenance on 2020 condenser. Upon arrival homeowner stated that system has had no issue. Perform deep cleaning on unit. Measured refrigerant pressures and found that they were in range. Outdoor condensing fan motor has lost a significant amount from oil from its bearing and can lead to it failing once this worsens. System is not equipped with surge protection. Indoor blower motor and air mixing cabinet is heavily covered in dust and debris due to 1 inch washable filter in effectively stopping dust particles entering the air system. Compressor amps are in range but outdoor fan was exceeding budget indicating the fan is overworking. Homeowner would like for me to follow up on Wednesday so that she can check with the original installers whether or not they can cover it. Client is aware of current condition in recommendations will be emailed over upon departure systems fully operational and cooling

Upon arrival found 1 system. Immediately found issues on visual inspection. loose HIGH VOLTAGE WIRES ARE EXPOSED. Electrical disconnect is damaged. HUGE FIRE HAZARD. electrical start components are failing. Capacitor will most likely fail this summer. If not fixed could cause more damage. Condenser coils and charge are good. Airflow is undersized causing higher power usage. Replaced filter. Previous tech made same recommendations. These exposed wires and damaged disconnect are dangerous. System is operational upon departure.

Customer reports possible water damage coming from the condensate line. The water damage is in the downstairs kitchen area. The water lines are located in the 2nd story attic. Upon inspection I found the water lines to be clear from any debris and zero signs of moisture in the entire attic area. The root of the damage is elsewhere. After this we performed AC maintenance.

Customer reported system working fine while Jorge was there on last visit. Since he left the same problem persisted. On cool call, heat would turn on. On cooling O never had voltage. At the unit or thermostat. Replaced thermostat and cycled system. Unit is operational.

Arrived on site to perform heating diagnostic. Upon arrival Chris stated that the Heater is no longer warming up the house and it is only blowing out cold air. Proceeded to addict to find that the system is operational and heating when jumped out. Temperature rise was is measured at 51 degrees when it max is 60. This indicates that the furnace is getting warmer overtime and can possibly trip the safety switches that keep it from overheating. Recommend that indoor blower motor is replaced to increase airflow across Heat exchanger to prevent overheating conditions. Preceded the thermostat and found that it was defective and no longer calling for heating. Replaced thermostat and tested in heating and cooling and system was fully operation. Connected Chris to Wi-Fi

Arrived on site to diagnose a no cooling unit. Client stated she moved in 3 years ago and unit has not been cooling good since. Other people came out and issues is still happening. Cycled unit and out door was not turning on. Inside was one and blowing air. Inspected outdoor unit and advised unit tripped on low pressure. Advised would have to recharge properly due to amount needed of 2 pounds 10 ounces. Client is a aware and wants to charge up unit. As well as add leak dye and unit is now cooling at 18 degrees. Filter were clean and good. Unit is cooling add on. Client is aware and unit is operating now. Client is aware of repairs made and happy with today’s visit. Unit is operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform to diagnostic on 10 year old system. Homeowner states system is not working at all in either heat or cool. Handyman came out yesterday and could not find the problem. Checked unit electrical. Found circuit board not turning on due to a bad low voltage fuse. Replaced fuse. Cycled system for heat. Heat turned on normally, no issues. Cycled system for cooling and fuse immediately blew again. Checked low voltage wiring and found a bad primary motor control causing a short. Went over findings. Replaced primary and secondary motor control for condenser. Cycled system. Unit kicked on and started cooling, fuse no longer blowing out. Temperature split in good range. Signed homeowner up on yearly maintenance program. Cycled system, system is filter operational upon departure.

Added lineset cover wrap to outdoor lineset and gas line sediment traps to furnaces.

Arrived on site to diagnose a no cooling 2018 unit. Client stated he had it service and they told him it’s flat. Came and unit was operational. Checked pressure and found it flat. Tenant wanted to move forward with just a recharge but he talked to homeowner and he had told his tenant he would have his people take care of issues and get it cooling. So he did declined repairs today. Tenant paid 98 diagnostic. Unit is operational but not cooling upon departure. He is aware and will have owner take care of it.

Replaced defrost board on unit. Secured all wires. Tested system in heating and cooling modes. System is operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform spring tune up on a 2014 unit. Client stated unit did not turn on. Cycled unit in cooling and unit did turn on. Advised would just perform tune up and see how unit is running. Cycled cooling and operational. Washed condenser coil inside and out. Found primary starter is burnt up and worn out from operation and use. Secondary motor control is good and in range. Fan motor is good and free of oil. Checked start up amps and where high and recommended a compressor booster kit to help preserve compressor. Run amps are good and in range. Checked pressure and unit is hold steady charge and is good. Found no protection on unit. Recommend adding protection on unit to protect unit from electrical surges and power outages. Cycled unit and went over all findings with client. Client is aware of how unit is running and it’s condition. Went over all repairs and recommendations. Client is aware and did hold off. Cycled unit and is operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform AC diagnostic on 2005 Brian condensing unit. Upon arrival homeowner stated that they just moved in approximately six months ago and I’ve only had one repair done on the heater. He states now the system is not turning on when he turns the thermostat on. Began my diagnostic at thermostat and found that it was operational and just in a five minute delay. Although I did find many potential failure points within the system. Condenser fan motor was leaking a significant amount of oil. The secondary motor control and starter were in bad condition. Indoor blower motor was leaking oil in the attic as well also with no flood protection attached the evaporator coil. Both indoor and outdoor unit had no surge protection in the case of power output. System also contain R22 refrigerant which was completely phased out January 1, 2020. At this time Chris is aware of the full condition of his 2005 system and any potential failure points that That may occur. He would like to

System totals out to $21,000 - Client is only liable for payment of $18,000 as Tech Clean California Rebate will cover remaining $3,000 balance.

Upon arrival started combo tune up of system. Condenser coils were caked with dirt. Removed fan motor and cleaned coils out. Tested charge and electrical. Went inside and checked heater. Ran heat and checked motor. Replaced filter and tested system. Found return grill to be undersized. Advised homeowner. System is operational upon departure.

Upon arrival took pictures, and duct map for Tyler.