Vista, CA

Upon arrival client was concerned about green stuff around condenser. Just algi build up from condensation. Advised nothing to worry about. And thermostat is working completely fine and kicking on and off correctly. Client was more concerned about green outside. Washed out ckndnenser.

Upon arrival client was concerned about green stuff around condenser. Just algi build up from condensation. Advised nothing to worry about. And thermostat is working completely fine and kicking on and off correctly. Client was more concerned about green outside. Washed out ckndnenser.

Upon arrival client was concerned about green stuff around condenser. Just algi build up from condensation. Advised nothing to worry about. And thermostat is working completely fine and kicking on and off correctly. Client was more concerned about green outside. Washed out ckndnenser.

Upon arrival, started diagnostic. Pressures indicated the unit was restricted. Inspection found other electrical issues. Indoor blower motor was leaking oil. Furnace was leaking gas. Shut gas off to prevent further issues. Informed client that the TXV needs to be replaced. Client declined repairs at this time. Unit is operational upon departure.

Upon arrival, client said unit would work intermittently. Inspected heater and found water leaking from the evaporator coil. No safety switch is currently installed. Removed evaporator coil panels and found the drain pan overflowing with water. Found standing water in the return area. This should be inspected and cleaned by a professional restoration company. Water has run into the electrical cabinet and onto the blower motor. Found rust on heat exchanger. The furnace platform has water damage and should be replaced or rebuilt. Client said this has been ongoing for about 3 weeks. Inspected condenser. It’s older and runs on R22 which is outdated and no longer manufactured. Compressor power usage is high. Refrigerant charge is slightly low. Possible refrigerant leak. Advised client on all issues and made several repair recommendations. Talked about replacement and the current promotions. Client moved forward with the membership and ongoing service plan. Unit is operational upon depar

Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Client stated they had another company come out and tell them the indoor motor was bad and had to be replaced. Took a while for them to come back out, they came out and then said they had to order a new blade and had to cut the existing one. When I got there I just found a bad fuse. System kicked right on. Refrigerant levels looked good. System is a 2018 system.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Client stated they had another company come out and tell them the indoor motor was bad and had to be replaced. Took a while for them to come back out, they came out and then said they had to order a new blade and had to cut the existing one. When I got there I just found a bad fuse. System kicked right on. Refrigerant levels looked good. System is a 2018 system.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Client stated they had another company come out and tell them the indoor motor was bad and had to be replaced. Took a while for them to come back out, they came out and then said they had to order a new blade and had to cut the existing one. When I got there I just found a bad fuse. System kicked right on. Refrigerant levels looked good. System is a 2018 system.

Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Client stated they had another company come out and tell them the indoor motor was bad and had to be replaced. Took a while for them to come back out, they came out and then said they had to order a new blade and had to cut the existing one. When I got there I just found a bad fuse. System kicked right on. Refrigerant levels looked good. System is a 2018 system.

Arrived on site to perform condensation repair on York heat pump. Upon arrival Pam stated that just the other day water began leaking from the ceiling of the building so they immediately shut the system off and have not used it since. Found that unit was a split system and air handler was located in office lobby. Removed ceiling tiles and found that primary drain line had backed up. Performed cut and clear and blowout to primary line. Verified that system is flowing properly upon departure and system is cooling

Technician arrived to perform maintenance -Condenser was cleaned out thoroughly with water and debris was removed -Electrical components are all within range except the secondary motor control which was replaced -Refrigerant levels are within range -Blower compartment is not too dirty -No air leaking from plenum or ducts -System is tuned and cooling

Technician arrived to perform maintenance on package units -Refrigerant levels are within range, except one unit which is 2 lbs low -2 lbs of refrigerant was charged, they want to wait until next time for a dye kit -Electrical components are within range, however, the contactors are very pitted and replacement was recommended -Coils were cleaned out and debris was removed -Air flow is good, also had a good temperature split of 19° -Systems are currently cooling

Technician arrived to perform spring tune up -Condenser was thoroughly cleaned out with water -Filter was cleaned -Refrigerant levels are within range -Condenser fan motor was in very rough condition, so it was replaced to improve longevity -Blower compartment was a little dirty -System is working properly and cooling

Arrived on site to diagnose a no cooling 2009 heat pump. Spoke to client and she stated unit is for guess add on to home and is not cooling just blowing warm air. Cycled unit and indoor was operational. Found outside condenser was not. Found compressor not on. Inspected electrical compartment components. Found second motor control completely bad. Which is stopping unit from turning on. Put new one in and unit cycled unit. Unit is working hard and pressure are in range just advised unit holds r-22 and is no longer in production. Also condenser dose not have the clearance above unit as the back patio is almost covered up condenser and as unit tried to remove hot air out its cycling right back into unit and causing it to over heat if not over work it self. Client is aware of issues and the issues of clearance she stated just just wants to due minimum as she barely uses unit as it’s the guest room and doesn’t get used a lot. Installed new secondary motor control and is operational and

Client stated no air at all -Technician found the common and y wire to be cut inside the unit -Wires were respliced properly -Contactor was not pulling in at all and the I Condenser motorwas reading 0.2 ohms -Transformer was also not proving a sufficient amount of voltage -Contactor I picked up was bad out of the box so I had to go back and grab another one -Refrigerant levels are good -Both Contactor and transformer were replaced and the system is now working properly and cooling the office space

During my twenty point inspection, I started off with hosing down condenser coil of any dirt and debris. Opened condenser cabinet and checked everything thoroughly. Starter (good), fuses (good), fan motor amps ( 1.2), dual secondary motor control (good), 24v (good), 240v (good), refrigerant levels sh 15, sc 6, osa 84, delta 20. Then went onto the furnace and checked furnace cabinet thoroughly. Blower motor (good), single secondary motor control (good), motherboard (good), 24v (good), 120v (good). House cools great and ready for summer.

Shortened the drain line to the condensate pump and replaced faulty safety switch. Wired safety switch through the indoor control.

During my twenty point inspection, I started off with hosing down condenser coil of any dirt and debris. Wasn’t able to service unit because they had wooded fence that prevents any technician from servicing. There’s not more than 2-3 inches on each side. The owner will be cutting it off certain sections or removing whole thing by next visit. I was able to check furnace out and Blower motor (good), single secondary motor control (good), motherboard (good), 24v (good), 120v (good). House cools great and ready for summer. Then went onto hosing out condenser mini split unit of any debris in coil outside. Checked condenser fan motor (good), fuses (good), dual secondary motor control (good), refrigerant (full). Then went on up to the mini split head to clean air filter, Checked electrical components and everything wired correctly. Ran in heating and cooling to ensure system is operational.

When I arrived, burnt fuse was preventing unit from turning on. I replaced with fuse and got system to turn on. I waited to watch system fail again but couldn’t get it too, in the hours I was here. I checked continuity through my main wires and didn’t see any short. Unless there’s a small short underneath the house that we can’t see. Last technician replaced contactor and got system to run whole time till about a couple days ago. Owners want to talk about furnace replacements because they replaced condenser and coil already. Furnace is twenty years old, and aware of age of furnace. Will have supervisor coming over tomorrow afternoon to speak about potential furnace options that best suit them.

During my twenty point inspection, I Started off with hosing down condenser coil of any dirt and debris. Opened condenser cabinet and checked everything thoroughly. Starter (good), fuses (good), fan motor amps (1.2 ), dual secondary motor control (good), 24v (good), 240v (good), refrigerant levels sh 22, sc 1, osa 84, delta 20. Then went onto the furnace and checked furnace cabinet thoroughly. Blower motor (good), single secondary motor control (bad, leaking oil), motherboard (good), 24v (good), 120v (good). I replaced motor control at furnace. After finishing my maintenance, I had to install new thermostat Sensi T9 and connect to wi fi. Programmed everything through owners phone and set up operational. Set to cool and system took off. House cools great and ready for summer.

During my twenty point inspection, I Started off with hosing down condenser coil of any dirt and debris. There’s a tree right above unit, and will continue to drop leaves. Opened condenser cabinet and checked everything thoroughly. Starter (good), fuses (good), motherboard (good), dual secondary motor control (good), 24v (good), 120v (good), condenser fan motor amps were decent, refrigerant levels sh 31, sc 11, osa 84, delta 20. Then went onto the furnace and checked furnace cabinet thoroughly. Blower motor (good), single secondary motor control (good), motherboard (good), 24v (good), 120v (good). House cools great and ready for summer.

Upon arrival started ac tune up. Cleaned out condenser coils with chemicals and water. Cleaned out debris in condenser. Checked charge, found it to be low. High super heat and low sub cooling. Temp split is 15/20. Motor amperage is okay at this time. Condenser fan motor appears to have heat marks on it however it’s reading okay at this time. Informed client of condition of unit. Unit is operational upon departure.

Performed an AC maintenance on a 2005 system. System was chemically bathed and thoroughly washed. Checked pressures and temperature splits and both are in range. Checked all electrical components and all where in range beside the start amperage of the compressor. Was starting at 147 amps and after installing a hard start kit it starts at 20. Filters where not swapped this visit. System was fully operational on time of departure.

Client stated thermostat has no power -Technician bypassed thermostat and jumped cooling manually to see if the fuse would blow or if anything kicked on -Everything Turned on properly when the thermostat was bypassed so it is a bad thermostat -Thermostat was replaced with Sensi Touch -System is properly cooling, clients also signed up with our Comfort Club maintenance

Technician caulked floor grill to give it a complete seal