Perris, CA

Returned to install recommended parts -Condenser fan motor, blower cap, and secondary motor control was installed -Everything is working properly -System is currently cooling

Technician arrived for maintenance of system -Condenser was cleaned out thoroughly and debris was removed -System is in rough condition, all motors are drawing very high amps -Secondary motor controls are out of range -Refrigerant levels are within range -The system is drawing over 6000 watts per hour -Major repairs were highly recommended such as: condenser fan motor, both secondary motor controls. Reason being, with these failing parts being apart of the system, other parts begin to fail -Filters were changed out -Client wants to decide on whether to do repairs or not -System is currently cooling

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on a 2008 Rheem unit. Client stated unit is down and stopped working recently and gave code for lost of power to thermostat. Upon arrival found thermostat not operational and loss of power to R. Inspected unit found them to be original to home. Inspected attic and indoor unit and checked connections for power. Found power coming in to unit and transformer. Transformer sent out low voltage to broad but board was not send out power to thermostat. Did a visual inspection on board and found no burnt spot just found that the low voltage terminal black where the thermostat wires are connected to was broken and look like someone tightened the terminals to much and broke off the terminal block for low voltage. Would be getting power once I put pressure on terminals but once I let it would cut off. Advised board bad but due to over all conditions now is the time to consider full system replacement due to the age and over all conditions, repairs needed, r-2

Removed all of the scheduled temperatures for both thermostats. Inspected the zone dampers and made sure all connections were tight and secure. Set all 4 zone dampers to bleed at range 1: lowest bleed settings. Added a strap for one of the zones on the duct board plenum to keep the duct from sagging.

Performed diagnostic on Daikin Mini-Split unit. Homeowner states system is not cooling. This is a 3 Head Minisplit system. Cycled for cooling. Indoor head opened flaps as if it was going to turn on, but then closed shut and never turned on. Went to outdoor unit and system was locked out on high pressure. Condenser was clean but figured out that homeowner had actually just cleaned it because it was super dirty and thought that would fix it. Reset entire system to clear codes. System came back on normally and started cooling. Refrigerant pressures in proper range and temperature is where it needs to be. Unit does not have a disconnect bo, whip runs straight into breaker panel. Recommended to add disconnect box as well as surge protection. Wants to hold off on anything for today as he has other house projects going on. System is operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to install new indoor blower for downstairs unit. Other components were installed previously on last visit. System is fully operational upon departure

Arrived on site to perform AC diagnostic on 2003 two system Aireflo condensers. Upon arrival Betty stated that the system was not working when upstairs or downstairs is running. Began full diagnostic on downstairs and upstairs system and multiple points of concerns were found. Downstairs- 1. Indoor blower motor is intermittent and overheating due to clogged filter that has not been swapped out for seven years 2. Starter was burnt and pitted on contact points 3. Filter needs to be swapped every one to three months. 4. System contains R22 refrigerant which is no longer manufactured as of January 1, 2020 Upstairs- 1. Dual secondary motor control is weak and out of range for compressor and fan terminals 2. Starter is burnt and pitted 3. Condenser fan motor has significant oil leakage coming off of it 4. Compressor is using high amperage at this time due to old age and wear and tear 5. System also contains R22 6. Filter was significantly clogged in reducing Airflow 7. Unit has dog urinatio

Performed AC maintenance on 2 year old Lennox package unit. Big extension ladder required, unit is on roof of two story home. Cycled system for cooling. Ran system through 20 point inspection checklist. Washed condenser coil. Replaced Merv filter provided by customer. System is operational.

Performed heating maintenance on 10 year old Trane Heat Pump unit. Cycled unit for heating. Checked indoor unit electrical and system components. Blower wheel is slightly dirty. Evap coil is clean. Electrical components in good condition. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. Electrical components all in good range. Amperages are normal. Temperature split is in good range. Pulled condenser fan motor off and thoroughly washed out condenser coil inside and out. Condenser motor does have some oil residue on casing, meaning seal is starting to give out. Amperages are still normal. Went over findings and recommendations. Renewed ESA maintenance program. System is fully operational upon departure. Homeowner is looking into the possibility of cutting in return on the side of the unit to get more return air. Existing return is not cut to its entirety due to studs and framing under unit. His construction buddy is coming tomorrow and he’ll see if it’s possible to move frami

Client stated downstairs ac not cooling -Condenser fan motor struggling to continuously run, secondary motor control out of range (18/55) -Condenser fan motor and secondary motor were replaced -Refrigerant levels are within range -System is currently cooling

Client stated no cooling for downstairs ac -Technician found 5 amp fuse to be blown on the control board -One of the low voltage wires was shorted out due to an electrical surge -There was an extra wire that could be used so it was replaced with the good one -System is now cooling and doing its job -Filters were replaced except the 14x24 downstairs

Upon arrival started ac tune up. Condenser was dirty. Removed all panels and fan motor and started cleaning. Cleaned out coils throughly. Cleaned out electrical panel and tested electrical start components. Found no issues. Checked motor amps. All motor amps are within range. Compressor amperage are high within range. Once coils were cleaned, checked refrigerant pressures. Pressures are in good. Flushed out condensate drain and cleaned condensate pump. Filter is restricted and advised client. Client will purchase new filters. Advised client on system condition. Unit is operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on a 2019 lennox unit. Client stated home is new and he just juiced unit no to running as it should. It started yesterday and now it’s still isn’t cooling. Had him cycled unit and found compressor not on. Advised inspected electrical compartment. Found secondary motor control completely bad on compressor side. Fan was okay. Replaced and got unit running. Stater was good as still new. Fan motor is good and was high on amps due to condenser clogged up and rally dirty as no Maintenance has been done to unit. Compressor start up high but running loud. Run amps are high as well due to the bad condition unit is in and recommended getting unit maintenance and cleans to help run better. Found low voltage wires chewed up due to dog and recommended replacing before it crates a short. Checked pressure and unit is holding a good charge just pressure are high due to how dirty unit is and advised filters to be replaced at most 3 months. He is aware. Went ove

Repaired indoor unit electrical wiring.

-disconnect all Ducting -Un-Weld existing plenum evap coil -flush out refrigerant lines - Weld in new plenum coil -pull vacuum - reconnect all ductwork - add in new refrigerant

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 10 year old unit. Homeowner states that system stopped cooling about a month ago. They turned it off and have not turned it back on since. They tried again a couple days ago and system only blew room temperature air. Cycled system for cooling. Unit came on like normal. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. Compressor is making wired noise internally. Gauged up to unit and found that system is nearly flat on 410A refrigerant. Inspected outdoor and indoor coil for leak. Found refrigerant leak at indoor evap coil. Evap coil needs to be replaced. Verified and is out of warranty. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner. Went over repair acs replacement. Homeowner only wants to take care of evap coil for now. Is fully aware of all concerns. Need to order parts and have install return and perform repairs. Tried to run finance application through service finance and was unable to process application at this time. Need to

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on system. Homeowners state that system is not cooling. The indoor unit is not kicking on, but outdoor unit is turning on normally. No airflow inside the home. Cycled system for cooling. Checked indoor unit electrical and system components as indoor motor was not turning on. Unit is recieving proper low and high voltage power but indoor motor is not turning on. Secondary motor control is within range. Found that indoor circuit board is not sending out command to indoor motor to turn on, meaning circuit board is bad and needs to be replaced. Bypassed circuit board to test out motor, motor starts up extremely loud and bearings are leaking oil. System is almost 20 years old and is using a very high amount of electricity, which is being reflected on monthly energy cost. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowners. They are fully aware of the condition of the system and all concerns.. because of the cost of the repairs and now inefficiently t

Returned to diagnose unit, system stopped cooling again last night. Verified that furnace and condenser are turning on normally. Compressor amperage is basically at max and can over heat and shut off at any time. Refrigerant pressure is in range. System is working at the moment, but compressor will eventually over heat and shut off. Spoke to company that installed it and unit was converted from 407c to r-22 with a 410A coil. 410 was removed and flushed according to said company. Unsure if any permits were pulled for this job, homeowner is also unaware. He will be in touch with us if other company does not make it right. Advised we would not use existing evap coil as it has had r-22 refrigeration running through it, and cross contamination with refrigerants would be almost impossible to avoid, regardless of a flush. No charge for today’s visit.

Performed diagnostic on system. Condenser is from 2017, and Furnace was just installed a couple months ago. Homeowner states system is not cooling. Cycled system for cooling. Indoor unit kicks on normally, outdoor unit is unresponsive. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. Found that unit is not recieving proper high voltage power due to a broken fuse at disconnect box. Replaced both fuses in disconnect. Powered system on, unit came on and started cooling. Temperature split is in range. Took amp draws and found that compressor is amping very high, close to going over allowed range. Condenser was extremely filthy and homeowners had hosed some of it off, but unit was most likely very dirty and caused compressor to over heat and trip the fuse. Secondary motor control is very burnt and pitted. Primary motor control is within Range. Outdoor condenser is a 407c unit and indoor coil is for R410 refrigerant which is not matched correctly. Went over findings and recommendations

Technician arrived to perform spring tune up -Condenser was thoroughly cleaned with water to boost efficiency and longevity -Refrigerant levels were within range and cooling the house properly -Electrical connections were within range, although the compressor was amping higher than it should -A compressor booster kit was recommended to ease the strain of the compressor upon start up -System is working great and is ready for summer

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 8 year old unit. Homeowner states his system is operating, but is noticing a lot less airflow coming through the vents than what used to come out before. Cycled system for cooling. Went into attic to perform system inspection. Found a disconnected upstairs main duct that was causing unit to dump most airflow into the attic. Duct needs to be reconnected and resealed. Other concerns with unit is that duct is connected to the end cap of the coil. Because this is a single stage unit zoned into 2 zones, that creates a lot of pressure when duct is closed, and also creates less airflow to the rest of the home when it is open. Secondary drain line outside is also leaking. This could be due to a clogged drain line, or system can also be over producing condensation due to the heat from the attic. Ductwork has to be reconnected before any further test is done. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner. Went over pricing. Wants to hold off on r

Performed Ac maintenance on Goodman system. Cycled unit for cooling. Checked indoor unit electrical and system components. Replaced filter. Temperature split is in range. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. Amp draws are within range. Primary motor control is in good condition. Secondary motor control for compressor side is out of its allowed manufacture range. Refrigerant pressures are within range. Pulled condenser motor and thoroughly washed out condenser coil inside and out. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner. She is fully aware of system conditions and concerns. Wants to hold off on any repairs for today. System is operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform AC diagnostic on 1979 condensing unit. Upon arrival Sylvia was present and explain that the unit was operational and all the sudden two days ago and just shut off and no longer blowing any air. Started at Indoor Furnace and found that there was no low voltage power present. Measured low voltage power coming off of transformer and found that transformer has become defective and is no longer sending out 24 V. Indoor unit was an extremely bad shape it looks like it has not been maintenance in years. Indoor blower motor had oil leakage coming off of its bearing. Transformer has been replaced twice already as well. Proceeded to outdoor condensing unit and found that disconnect was in upside down position. Unit fired up and I began to measure refrigerant pressures. System did not look to be in good condition and found that refrigerant pressures were low along with the suction side Schrader core been jammed and stuck inside. By measuring the suction line temperature

Performed diagnostic on system. Replaced batteries on thermostat. Cycled for cooling. Unit kicked on and started cooling. Temperature is blowing cold.. Amp draws on compressor are at 24 out of a rated 28. System is in very poor condition. Condenser is over working like crazy, and is basically buried into the floor at this point due to it never being set in properly. Advised client of system conditions. Explained that due to condition of the system, she fully understands and is not looking to take care of anything drastic at the moment as they do not live in the home during summer, but do come down for a weekend or two. System is operational upon departure, but is very possible that unit will fail again due to conditions.

Arrived on site to inspect unit for a system relocation. Client is building a closet on side of home where condenser unit is currently at. He would like to move it over and couple feet to the side to have the added closet build but would like us to disconnect and leave the unit running temporally while it’s getting built. Then come back out once it’s done and reinstall it properly where he would like. Advised him that would be double the work and would consist of doing a relocation twice. Advised him how much with a ball park and he stated he did not want to go forward with it as he had 3 other quotes and where a lot less then us. So client just paid Disptch fee. No work made or performed on unit. Client is aware.