Vista, CA

Upon arrival found motor to not be responding even with power flowing through. Went and got a replacement motor from Lennox. System is now operational. Added 2 surge protector to keep system protector from any black outs, power outages or surges. System is now operational and heating .

Upon arrival found motor to not be responding even with power flowing through. Went and got a replacement motor from Lennox. System is now operational. Added 2 surge protector to keep system protector from any black outs, power outages or surges. System is now operational and heating .

Upon arrival found motor to not be responding even with power flowing through. Went and got a replacement motor from Lennox. System is now operational. Added 2 surge protector to keep system protector from any black outs, power outages or surges. System is now operational and heating .

Upon arrival found motor to not be responding even with power flowing through. Went and got a replacement motor from Lennox. System is now operational. Added 2 surge protector to keep system protector from any black outs, power outages or surges. System is now operational and heating .

Gas valve installed -Flames lighting up properly -Cycled system multiple times for 5 minute intervals to ensure everything is working properly, and it is -Duct fell off plenum, I sealed it back up for them

Performed a hearing maintenance on a Lennox heat pump system. Test Furnace Safety Controls. Tighten Electrical Connections. Measure the Voltage and Amperage. Flush the Condensate Drains. Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air. Vacuum Furnace Return Grille.Clean in-place Blower Compartment. Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance. Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow. Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation. Check all System Safety and Limit Switches. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detector. Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration. Filters where not changed this visit. System was fully operational on time of departure.

Client stated no heating -I found furnace non operational -Filter was extremely dirty and plugged up, client provided filter and replaced it -All vents are open in the house -It appears that high limit switch was tripped, and it seems to be due to a lack of airflow and the filter was completely plugged -Heat rise with new filter in place is remaining steady at 70° -Furnace has been running for over 30 minutes and heating the house -A maintenance membership was highly recommended to take care of this older furnace and make sure filter is being replaced each visit

Technician arrived to perform furnace tune up -Filter is still good, customer provides them -Flame sensor cleaned off -Electrical connections tightened -Amperage draw for blower and inducer motors is within range -Resistance for inducer and igniter is within proper range as well -Ducting is in good condition, sealed properly -Heating elements are working efficiently -System is tuned and in great shape

Gas Valve needs to be replaced -Current gas valve is not distributing gas -Igniter is working properly -Voltage is being sent, and there is gas at the inlet, but none is exiting -Gas valve ordered, will be back tomorrow to install

Replaced Thermocouple. Cycled and tested unit. System is operational upon departure.

Performed evap coil cleaning / brushing and wipe down.

Arrived on site and found Ducted mini split unit nonoperational since the summer time after client had a kitchen remodeled. Mention there was a few power outages although she is not sure. Began diagnostic at outdoor unit and found that condenser was turning on and resetting after about two minutes. Reset unit and it began heating properly without any issue. Client signed up on maintenance plan to keep the mini split at a standard twice a year. Upon departure unit is operational and heating

Arrived on site to perform furnace maintenance on 2016 high-efficiency Lennox. Upon arrival Roderigo mentioned that the living room has lack of airflow and has a huge temperature difference from the other rooms and would like to add in two drop in supply vents. After inspecting the location of the supply vents found that this is an additional add-on to the house and will require a custom ductwork job with hard pipe. Client also mentioned that he would like to add heating and cooling to the mud room that they just added to the home as well. Will be scheduling for next week for Darren to come out and go over ducting options. Maintenance checked out properly. Recommend swapping filter every 3 to 6 months due to high dog hair build up. Upon departure unit is operational and heating

Keeping existing furnace. Adding heat pump to main house. Adding small duct run to basement.

Performed furnace maintenance on 4 year old Allied Air unit. Cleaned return grate. Replaced filter. Found static pressure to be high, this and the fact that it is an oversized furnace is most likely the reason the temperature rise is out of limits at 60 degrees which is 5 degrees over the maximum. Because of this I changed the heat fan speed from med-low to med-hi in hopes of getting more air flowing over the heat exchanger. Tyler and I ensured that all of the supply grates were open as well. Inspected blower compartment and electrical connections. Blower wheel is dusty but balanced. Secondary motor control is within limits. Inspected flame rod. Tested resistance of hot surface igniter. Tyler has 2 CO detectors with digital read outs on them, I recommended to him to check these periodically during the cool months while they are using the heat. Upon departure system is operational.

Performed heating maintenance on 1 year old Lennox system.

Diagnosed unit. Pilot is not staying lit. Pilot will stay late and then randomly go off. Homeowner has to come light it atleast twice a day. Diagnosis showed that thermocouple needs to be replaced. Went over system replacement. Homeowner would like to take care of repairs for now. Ordering thermocouple, will return to install once part is in. System is operational upon departure but pilot could go out again.

Arrived on site to perform furnace diagnostic on 2011 high-efficiency furnace. Eric stated that the heater only turns on for about five seconds and then the flame shuts off. Fired unit up and found that system only ran for a split second before losing flame. Took flame sensor out and cleaned off carbon buildup, recommend that sensors cleaned every year. Install flame sensor again and system began heating properly. Client supplied filter to be swapped out. Eric agreed to sign up on maintenance plan to keep both AC and heater at standard twice a year. Upon departure unit is operational and heating

Replaced wired controller

When I arrived at home, I was told heater didn’t work. I set thermostat to heating mode and started my diagnostic. I used door clamp to keep system on while I read motherboard for error codes. System didn’t turn on at all, I found a burnt fuse in motherboard. I was told Desi replaced thermostat or tried programming thermostat himself. I’m sure wires touched and blew fuse. I’ve had system operational for last hour. Making sure nothing In system is faulty. I haven’t had any error codes or malfunctions.

During my twenty point heating inspection, I started with the thermostat. Giving a call for heating, and going to furnace to start maintenance. Temp rise of 40-70 needed, I got a temp rise of 42. House heats up to designated temperature. I checked out blower motor of any dirt or debris and it’s clean. Replaced air filter for new air filter. Owner had extra one, so just used his. Hot surface igniter not cracked or having white spots. Flame sensor still working good, no need to be cleaned. Ducting done correctly, and all runs intact. Inducer motor is working efficiently. House heats good and ready for winter.

Arrived on site to diagnose a no operational heater. Unit is from 2002. Client stated thermostat is bad and is trying to replace but thing unit is done. Arrived and spoke over with client. She stated unit just went blank and stopped working. Removed thermostat and found it to be wired up different then it should as unit is wired to power up from other wires. So she called us out. Inspected and by passed unit. Unit did turn on at first. By pass at the back of thermostat and unit was operational. Found control board to has some burn marks and discoloration. While unit was running board started to creat a lot of excessive clicking Advised that is not good and board to be active up or is intermittently going bad. Showed client and she is aware unit is old. Her concern is for safety. Since unit is old and told her it is a risk due to the age and unit should get a safety inspection done on heat exchanger. She is aware but didn’t want it done at this time. She know unit is old but wanted

Arrived on site to perform heating tune up on 2000year old unit. Client stated no issues at this time no yet to run heater. Cycled heating and is good. Found filter dirty and client stated it was replaced a month and will order own again . Found flex ducting used but both supply and return are undersized causing air flow restrictions. Found attic pressure to be double the the rated Amount. Not enough air going into unit and supply is not pushing enough air out and this is causing more wear and tear on heating and cooling.this will cause home to not cool down as great or efficiently and more power use. In Heating this cause unit to over heat at times. Last heating visit the tech had the same finding they did after inspection and found heat exchanger in bad condition and a lot of over heating areas. These are stress point that can be a safety concern she is aware and understands the restrictions of air flow is affecting the heating and cooling side. Due to the over all condition ad

Arrrived on site to perform diagnostic on a no heating 1986 unit. Client stated unit hasn’t been heating and is making a lot of noise as it try’s to turn on. Cycled on and just heard unit turning on and off. He stated is is original buyer. Stated diagnosis and by passed thermostat. Got unit to fire up but unit would turn on and off the blower motor and gas valve. Cycled couple more time and unit stayed operational. Found board to show discoloration. Transformer is burnt up from years of operation. Blower whee is built up of dirty that is entered. Blower motor has been leaking oil for a while and is building up oil and dirt. Due to over all conditions and age advised clot would like to do a safety heating inspection. Client is aware why we wanted to inspect and ensure unit is still safe to run. He did give permission and hydro tested unit. I stared down heat exchanger and inspected chambers and found soapy water in the first chamber in the left. Advised unit is passed design life. A

Performed FAU maintenance on 2 year old Lennox unit. Cleaned return grate. Cleaned condensate drain P trap and flushed with water. Inspected filter and found there to be mildew on reverse side of it. I mentioned this to Kathleen and she will be ordering filters so it can be changed out more frequently. I mentioned Phenomenal Aire but she was not interested in it at this time. Inspected blower compartment, blower wheel is clean and balanced. Inspected electrical connections. Tested resistance of hot surface igniter. Cleaned flame sensor. Tested all safety switches. Temperature rise is within limits. Checked accuracy of thermostat and found it to be within 3 degrees. Upon departure system is operational.