Vista, CA

Upon arrival performed diagnostic, found system not responding when calling for cooling. Found saftey switch to be backed up with water, cleared primary drain and primed drain with water. System is operating at normal standards. Signed client up with membership club .

Upon arrival performed diagnostic, found system not responding when calling for cooling. Found saftey switch to be backed up with water, cleared primary drain and primed drain with water. System is operating at normal standards. Signed client up with membership club .

Tech arrived on site. Fan motor was working intermittently. Once it failed the ecm motor would not operate. Blower was getting proper voltage. Need to order OEM fan motor from Lennox. Was advised fan motor is on back order. Will advise customers when parts have arrived. Gave option to replace fan motor with azur blower motor. Customer declined.

Performed AC diagnostic on 2019 mini split unit and 1990 Rheem condenser. Upon my diagnostic Matt stated that both systems aren’t working properly and it’s been like this for a couple months now. He mentioned that the mini split is only about a year old and was installed by another company. Central system is original to the home and was refilled with R22 refrigerant five years ago. During my diagnostic I found multiple points of concerns that were addressed with Matt. 5 ton Rheem- 1. Breaker was tripped due something using too much power. 2. Measured refrigerant levels and found that the system was significantly low due to a leak somewhere within the Refrigeration Cycle. 3. Recommend That leak dye is injected into the system to help locate and pinpoint leakage location to prevent any further refrigerant loss. 4. Outdoor condensing fan motor had significant oil leakage 5. Recommend the compressor saver kit is installed to reduce start up amps and could potentially add extra life alt

Performed AC diagnostic on 32 year old pancake unit. Upon my diagnostic tenant stated that System in the ceiling was beginning to leak water on the floor and they haven’t used it since Tuesday due to this. Upon my arrival I found that there was no water built up inside the primary pan although after opening up the primary line directly under the sink I found that there was water backed up in the lines due to restrictions by debris. P-trap is also plugged up with hair and debris. Performed cut and clear and cleared all debris up in lines along with vacuumed all the water out of lines under sink. Once water was taken out Blew dry nitrogen through to clear any of remainder that’s built up. Noticed that primary pan had a significant amount of rust inside of it due to water filling up in over the years. During the cleaning I noticed that the plumbing that goes directly into the wall coming off of the primary was damaged and completely broke off at this point after the repair due to the

Performed AC maintenance on a Lennox heat pump. Cooling temperature split is 19 degrees. Condensate lines are clear. Filter is dirty. Duct runs are sealed. Indoor coils are clean. Blower wheel is clean and spinning freely. Outdoor unit was chemically cleaned. Refrigerant levels are ok. Electrical components are reading in range at this time. Indoor electrical protection was installed today. System was running at end of appointment.

Tech arrived on site. Condenser was not operational. Found the capacitor had failed. Fan motor was extremely rusty. Installed temporary capacitor for testing purposes. Found the condenser fan motor to be amping at MAX. contractor was pitted. Went over repair and replacement options. Client wants to replace in the off season. Went forward with the electrical rebuild. Condenser is now operational and cooling great. Charge and temp split are good. Motor amps are within range. Cleaned condenser coils for AC tune up. Unit is operational upon departure.

Cleared secondary condensate drain pan water. Inspected piping to ensure correct plumbing. Tested primary drain with water in pan. Ran system for 30 min to make sure system with drain properly.

Tech arrived on site. Found the condenser to be not operational. Inspection found a bug stuck in the contractor. Removed bug and tested unit. Gave customer pricing on recommend repairs. Customer declined all repairs. Customer only wanted to pay service fee. Declined comfort club.

Performed diagnostic. Homeowner states system seems like it’s cooling but not exactly how it should, feels like it should be colder. Cycled system for cooling. Checked system electrical and components. Gauged up to system to check refrigerant pressures, found system low on r-22 refrigerant. Fully evaluated system and Also found a weak secondary motor for compressor, and condenser fan motor has been leaking a significant amount of oil. Could not take accurate amp draws on compressor due to it being low on refrigerant. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner. Explained that refrigerant should never need to be added to a system, should a system ever need refrigerant a leak has more than likely developed. Homeowner is fully aware of the condition of the system, as well as any leak repairs that may be needed in the future. With homeowner approval, went ahead and recharged system with 3 pounds of r-22 refrigerant. Also added leak sealant and dye. Replaced secondary motor con

Repaired low voltage short in the thermostat wire from the indoor circuit board to the outdoor condenser. Added a small amount of refrigerant to the system and replaced the filter.

$40,640 due upon completion. After Lennox rebate of $1010.00 Total $39,630 2-1 system conversion Financing Available- 0-down 18 Months 0% interest or 0-down 120 month 6.9% without pre-payment penalties $515 per month or GoGreen finance with rates between 2.89-5.49 with loan terms up to 15 years.

Performed diagnostic on 7 year old Lennox system. Met with Chris’s wife, Chris’s parents are the homeowners. System stopped working a couple days ago. It is not turning on at all and not blowing any air throughout the house. Cycled Susie, for cooling. Found indoor and outdoor units completely unresponsive. Checked for power at indoor unit. Reset breaker. Transformer was receiving power but was extremely hot to the touch. System came on and started Cooling. Recommend replacing transformer. They stated that a couple days ago they tried to plug in a portable air conditioner into the outlet, and them the unit wasn’t working since then. Portable AC most likely caused a power surge to the unit and caused some damage to the transformer. Spoke to Chris over the phone and approved immediate repair. Needs to talk to his parents about everything else. Replaced transformer. System is operational upon departure.

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Performed AC maintenance on a Carrier System. Cooling temperature split is 23 degrees. Condensate line is clear and installed at a correct angle. Attic unit is equipped with a drain pan snd overflow switch for added protection. Duct runs are sealed and mounted for good airflow. Indoor blower motor is clean and amping in range. Outdoor unit was chemically cleaned. Compressor bay was cleaned today. Compressor and fan amp draws are in range at this time. Customer signed up for a twice a year maintenance plan in order to keep her system working at optimum level. System was cycled before leaving.

Technician arrived on site. Condenser was not operational. Secondary motor control had failed. The common wire was also burnt. Fan motor was operational but drawing high amps. Installed turbo 200x, new contractor and condenser fan motor. Outdoor temperature was low. Making it difficult to check charge. Super heat is high and vstat is low at this time. Compressor and motor amps are good at this time. During maintenance will check out the charge during idea temperature settings.

Preformed condensation line repair. Client stated that secondary has been draining out the side for a couple of days now. Inspected drain lines in the attic and found that the primary Is indeed blocked up. Preformed cut and clear on drain lines, ran dry nitrogen to clear ant debris. Primed drain line to confirm proper drainage. If leakage continue can also be related to crack evap coil pan. Upon departure system is draining out of primary.

Arrived on site to diagnose a no cooling 2015 Goodman unit. Client stated unit isn’t cooling as good and airflow is coming out cold. Found bout door not turning on. Thermostat is operational in cooling mode. Found unit to be tripped from low pressure Switches that tripped lockout mode on out door unit. Reset system and cycled and unit turned on. Checked pressure On unit and found them low on charge. Advised due to age of unit possibility of a leak present and could be escaping over time. Would recommend charging up system and adding leak dye or a leak dye and sealant in case the leak is small there’s a chance it could seal it up if not leak dye is still in system and will help identify where it’s leaking. Also found secondary motor control is bad and out of range as it’s rated for a 40 and has 35 on compressor side. Advised secondary is going bad due to Compressor low on charge and working really hard. Advised client of findings and she spoke it over with husband on the phone

We will be moving the heater into the attic and relocating the ac to the side of the house. We will be adding 3 returns and modifying both master bedrooms and adding another vent in both. We will be disposing the old equipment and sheet metal upper and lower holes in the closet. This does not include engineer fees and any additional work needed if we need to change anything per engineer.

Residential Warranty. Homeowner states there is a loud sound coming from the outdoor unit that was there before. Cycled system for cooling. Found an extremely loud buzzing noise coming from primary motor control. Replaced primary motor control. Cycled system, no more buzzing noise and unit is much quieter. System is operational upon departure.

Performed diagnostic on 5 year old unit. System is not cooling. Found outdoor compressor not turning on. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. Found a bad secondary motor control keeping the compressor from turning on. Replaced secondary motor control, compressor kicked on and system started cooling. Refrigerant pressures and amp draws are within range. Temperature split is good. Filter needs to be replaced, did not have size on my van and homeowner will be replacing it himself. Went over adding surge Protection to unit as well as the maintenance program. Wants to hold off on any other work for today. Cycled system, system is operational upon departure.

Found ac not turning on due to the door not engaging the door switch and the main power switch on the heater was turned off. Once i got the running i checked out the operating. All the parts were original from 1985. All the parts were rusted out. Compressor was drawing a lot of power. Unit is using r22 freon that was phased out in 2020. Heater was original and red tagged by sdg&e. Heater did not have a filter. Customer is considering replacement.

Performed system maintenance on single system Goodman. Upon arrival the system is working and operational. Upon our maintenance found condenser to be severely impacted with dirt and debris, cleaned condenser coil inside and out, cleaned service panel from debris. Tested electrical. Recorded pressures and temperatures. Inspected filter. Cleaned electrical panel.

Tech arrived on site. Found unit operational and cooling. Low airflow. Inspected electrical components and found the cap to be low. Compressor was drawing LRA. Went into attic and found the return duct to be partially disconnected. Tried to fix it, however there was no start collar. Installers cut into the unit to make a makeshift start collar. Taped it up as best I could. Needs a return plenum to fix it. Installed new capacitor and unit is cooling. Airflow is a little better. But not great. Customer declined hardstart and membership program.

Upon arrival performed maintenance on hvac system. CLient just got furnace replaced and ducting. SYstem is looking in fantastic condtion. Ducting is very good, sealed correctly at all joints. Furnace is good and clean. Filter is still in very good condtion. CLient wasn’t aware that she had a % inch filter. OPened up entire condenser and washed out coils and cabinet. Dusted off all electrical components. Primary and secondary motor control in range. Recommended adding surge protection to keep systems protected from any power surges. System was reset tested and fully functional upon departure.