Menifee, CA

Upon arrival, started repair of liquid line. Pumped system down and removed damaged section of pipe. Installed new filter drier and new section of pipe. Brazed connections while nitrogen was flowing in the lines. Pressure tested system. It held indicating no leaks. Pulled a vacuum to below 500 microns. Charged system with existing refrigerant. Cleaned condenser coils. Charge appeared a little low due to low outdoor ambient temp. Giving the temperature charge was okay. Unit is operational upon departure.

Upon arrival found the heater operational. Started taking measurements. Found Hugh static and high temp rise. Blower motor is failing because the return is under sized. Blower cap is failing. Flame sensor is oxidized. Client declined heat exchanger safety inspection at this time. Unit is operational upon departure.

Performed furnace maintenance on a pair of carrier furnaces in menifee. The upstairs unit is running very hot. Gas pressure was adjusted to compensate this issue. Battery cap for the blower was reading 6.9 which is out of range, ignoring this components condition will only cause damage to the main blower which is a very expensive piece to replace. The control board has a visual burn mark on a main resistor. This can cause a interruption in functionality in the future. Sensors and switches were cleaned and tested. Gas valve and ignitor were tested and recorded. Downstairs unit was heating in a normal range. Blowers are all drawing in range. Minor burn marks on the Control board. Battery cap for this blower is still in range. Recommending equipment protection to protect all switches, sensors and control boards. Also recommending replacement of the upstairs unit battery. Both systems are operational at end of appointment.

Quality control check

Upon arrival found disconnect not plugged in. Plugged it in and unit was operational. Tested motors and compressors. Found the compressor to be over amping. Due to age of equipment client wants replacement quotes.

Upon arrival found system had tipped over and discharge line had been damaged. Need to weld new line and replace filter drier. Coils also need a good cleaning. Tested capacitor and found its weak. There is standing pressure inside of system. Was unable to turn it on at this time. Can’t confirm if unit is operational at this time. Once repair is completed, we can assess the condition of the system. Office will call and schedule repair.

Heating 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 furnace unit, I checked and tightened electrical connections. I inspected the heating components for proper operation and wear. Burners were inspected for proper operation. Flame sensor was cleaned. Condensates lines were inspected for proper drainage. Static pressures and temperature splits were taken. Filter has been checked, does not need to be changed at this time. Blower housing and wheel was inspected for balance and dust build up. Air supply was measured. Inspected safety switches as well as inspected home for fire and carbon monoxide detectors. Upon inspection of of the indoor furnace unit I found there to be no sediment trap on the gas piping, recommend adding to prevent debris from impacting your burner and gas valve. As well as i found there to be no form of electrical protection, recommend adding

Upon arrival, installed new board. Gas valve would not energize. Found the gas valve to be grounded. Went and got gas valve. Valve was an open box deal. Installed new valve and unit began to heat. Tested in both heating and cooling. Unit is now operational.

Performed service on a 2014 Lennox communicating thermostat. System was not recognizing outdoor unit. Found to be a failed white icomfort thermostat. Stat was going into full reset. System has not been looked over for a while. Leaking inducer motor and dirty filter. Outdoor unit has water inside the service compartment on the battery cap. not the control board or starter. Homeowner will sign up for program. Following up on Wednesday about repairs.

Upon arrival found no power to thermostat. Fuses had been removed by pervious company. Installed temp fuse and tested system. Heating was not operational. Testing found the control board had failed. Found the blower motor is caked with dirt and leaking oil. Flame sensor and transformer should be replaced as well. Client went forward with control board repair. Parts houses are closed at this time so will need to order after holidays.

Heating 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 heating components for proper operation and wear. Condensates lines were inspected for proper drainage. Static pressures and temperature splits were taken. Filters have been checked, main return filter has been changed. Blower housing and wheel was inspected for balance and dust build up. Air supply was measured. Inspected safety switches as well as inspected home for fire and carbon monoxide detectors. 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,

Upon arrival, client said office and sitting room aren’t getting the best airflow. There was no dampers to adjust. Provided client with several different options on solving the airflow issues. Heater is older from 2002. Motor is old and leaking a bit of oil. Informed clients. Have follow up call scheduled for Wednesday to see how they want to proceed.

Returned to replace thermostat. Removed original Trane thermostat and installed new Honeywell thermostat. Switched indoor board from communicating to normal 24 volt application. Cycled system through modes. Cooling Is operating normally. Heat failed to turn on. After further diagnosis found flame sensor extremely dirty. Cleaned as best as possible but flame sensor is still dirty and should be replaced. Furnace is lighting and heating but flame sensor could possibly give some issues in the near future. Spoke to Rachel to let her know about issue, she is fully aware and will call us if unit fails to work again. System is fully operational upon departure.

Performed diagnostic on Trane system. Unit is not working at all. Error code on thermostat is basically locking the thermostat out and keeping it from being able to control. Performed hard reset on thermostat as well as on furnace. Circuit board seems to be in good condition. Thermostat needs to be replaced. Tried calling homeowner to go over thermostat options. Could not get a hold of homeowner for repair approval. System is not operational upon departure.

Wrong flame sensor.

Wrong flame sensor.

Wrong flame sensor.

Wrong flame sensor.

Arrived on site to perform furnace maintenance on 1 year old Lennox system. Cycled system for heat on all zones. Verified proper heating sequence of operations. Temperature rise across heat exchanger is high. After a couple minutes of heating, system shut off and showed error code for open high limit switch. Merv filter is extremely dirty and is causing unit to overheat and go off on high limit. Spoke to homeowner about changing filter. She couldn’t get a hold of her husband to approve it as she does not know if he wants us to do it or if he’s going to change it out himself. Ran system through 20 point inspection checklist. Went over findings and recommendations. System is operational upon departure, but unit could keep short cycling in heat mode until the filter is replaced.

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on Goodman furnace. Homeowner just recently purchased the home. State that 2 days ago the unit turned on by itself a couple times, even with the thermostat being in the off position. It hasn’t done it again since, but would like to get it looked at. On arrival thermostat was in the off position, and unit was off. Cycled system on and off through all modes, system responding accordingly. Checked wires behind thermostat, all nice and tight. Went into attic checked all wires to ensure proper connections. Circuit board shows slight burn spots, but overall is responding as it should. Could not pin point problem at the time as system is working accordingly. Could be an issue with thermostat or circuit board. Homeowner has Edison coming out next week to do a free thermostat and blower motor as part of a program that he also used at his old home. If problem remains with new thermostat then issue is circuit board. Went over findings and recommendations t

Arrived on site to diagnose unit not operating. Upon arrival client stated unit just was not working at all and fan did not open up. Unit was not operational. Inspected out door unit and did a hard reset and cycled unit with remote and u it was now operational and fan was blowing air. Cycled turbo mode and cooling and was operational. Error code EC went away. Advised just needed a reset. As advised by manufacture to do soo at the disconnect or the breaker switch But advised client of future recommendations. She is aware both inside and outside are operational and good at this time. Discounted 98 Disptch fee to $29 to client. She is aware and happy with today’s visit. System is operational upon departure.

Performed heating maintenance on a pair of carrier gas furnaces. Both systems are heating in range. Sensors and switches were cleaned and tested.duct runs are sealed. Condensate lines are clear. Combustion blower and primary blower are amping in range. Both units need overflow switches in there condensate lines. Filters are changed on a timely basis by homeowner. Electrical protection was installed today on the downstairs furnace only. Systems are operational at end of appointment.

Tech arrived on site. Gas valve was left off from maintenance. Turned it on and watched it cycle. Unit is operational.

Found furnace open on high limit during second heat demand. Recommending new circuit board.

Performed fall maintenance on a 2015 Lennox gas furnace. Customer is new to the home but not new to cool air solutions. System is overheating. Replaced the very dirty, washable filter with a customer provided merv 8. This brought the temperature back down within range. Sensors and switches cleaned and tested. Blower wheel has slight dirt buildup. Combustion blower and primary blower are reading in range. Gas valve was tested. Furnace protection was installed today. System is operational.