West Sacramento, CA

Heating tuneup completed. Upon arrival homeowner stated the systems working well the furnace is located up in the attic. The filter is also located in the attic. I had to replace the filter since the old one was dirty I remove the service panel, cleaned any dust or debris. I’ve checked all electrical connections and make sure they’re all secure. I disconnected the flame sensor and cleaned it. The hot surface igniter looks good. System is operating properly.

Heating maintenance, client stated about air flow issues in certain rooms. 80% furnace located in closet of master room. Check all wiring connections, all seated and tight, no loose connections. Clean flame sensor, Induced motor amp draws and capacitor reading, all in manufacturing specification. Blower clean. Check ducts to see if any was collapsed or damaged, none noticed. Told client next time will bring fan speed metering device to check Air flow during spring maintenance. Upon departure system operating

Home owner was concern about a noise coming from the return grille. After inspecting the grille I can confirm the noise is nothing to worry about. Each time the fan would turn on the filter would make noise.

Heating maintenance, single story home, 1 thermostat. 80% furnace located in bedroom closet. Check filter, clean clean flame sensor, inducer capacitor in specification of 5mfd. Tighten all connections, check all wiring to be fully connected, no loose connections. Upon departure system was fully operating.

Call back to test ac. Client stated when ac is turn on, outside unit don't come on. Turned settings to cooling and drop temperature. Open ac unit, notice wiring at capacitor was unhooked and wrong placement. Rewire to system diagram, ac still didn't come on. Proceed to furnace located at upstairs in laundry room. Checked all wiring diagram and connections, all was seated and tight. Hooked up gauges, for pressure, system calls for R-32 refrigerant. System needs R-32 refrigerant to have low pressure switch closed so ac will turn on. New system is very sensitive if system is under or over charged. Need to charge system to compensate the distance of line set. Inform client as soon as we get R-32 refrigerant, we will contact and charge system. Client wants it d8nt asap before it gets hot

Upon arrival homeowner stated he doesn’t use furnace. Furnace is located up in the attic. I turned on the system and took amp draw. The inducer motor was measured at .4 amps and blower motor was measured at 2 amps. System is nice and clean. The furnace is working properly as of right now

Heating maintenance. Two story home. 2 thermostat, 1 downstairs in hallway and another upstairs. Check client filter. Filter clean. Client stated there have been no issues with the system. Air handler located in master bedroom bathroom. Tighten all wiring, no loose connections. Blower clean,evap also. Noticed iwave light was on. Turned it off then on again and noticed iwave did not spin to clean the bristles. Show cla video, she called her husband to she if it needed to be replaced. She and her husband gonna discuss it later. Also show her uv light system. She will contact after their decision on IAQ. check outdoor unit,didn't notice any signs of concerns. Tighten all wiring, no loose connections. Upon departure system was in operation.

Upon arrival, thermostat shows indicator that It cannot connect. Removed thermostat and mount from base to attempt to reset the thermostat; this did not fix the problem and as a result, I had to do a power reset both of the breakers. After completing the power reset; I heard the system start to kick on at which point I could hear bubbling coming from the high-efficiency furnaces drain line. Went into the attic to investigate further and confirm that there was water bubbling in the drain line. Pulled out filter and noticed filter was very heavily coated with debris. In order to get the system back up and running a system breaker reset and test was needed; to prevent future breakdown, changing the air filter and cleaning the drain line were recommended; all work completed today except for the filter; need to return Monday to install filter. System is running at 71° upon departure.

Heating maintenance. Two story home. Must park in the back of home by garage. Outside unit located by side gate. On arrival system was in heating. 2 thermostat, 1 down stairs, 1 upstairs in hallway. Client had filters to change, 1 located upstairs hallway, another located in master bedroom. Furnace located in attic located in hallway, ducts in good condition, blower is clean, also evaporator coil cleaning. Check all connections, no loose connections. Client stated never had problems with system at all. Outside unit, all wiring was tight. No signs of any issues. Upon departure system was operating

System is running upon arrival. Damon has no issues with system or airflow. He says he replaces filters every six months but hasn’t replaced it for a while and I highly recommended replacing them every 2 to 3 months like the manufacturer recommends. He says him and his wife Are sensitive when it comes to debris. Thermostat is responsive when calling for heat. Package unit is located on roof. system powers up and goes through sequence of operation. Amperage on blower and inducer motor are within range. No signs of any gas leaks. Pressure switches are an operating condition. Igniter is within range. Flame sensor was cleaned off. Burner assembly was brushed off. Circuitboard shows A small burn mark. Surge protector is present on disconnect and still an operating condition. And all electrical components were tightened up. Blower has slight debris, will need a cleaning soon. Damon doesn’t want to get any work done today but says this summer work will be done. System was left running upon de

System is running upon arrival. Sandi has no issues with systems or airflow, she says she hardly runs the system at all after purchasing two space heater/AC. Thermostat is responsive when calling for heat. Furnace powers up and goes through sequence of operation. Temperature rise is within range. Furnace is located in garage. Washable filter was dirty, washed off and reinstalled. Return Plenum is full of debris and has objects inside. Rust is noticed above the burner assembly. Soot buildup inside burner assembly and on igniter. Igniter is still within range. Flame sensor was cleaned off. No signs of any gas leaks coming from gas valve or gas lines. Evaporative coil has a good amount of debris. Blower also has a good amount of debris and should be clean to provide better air quality to the home as well as efficiency to the motor. blower capacitor is within range. Blower amperage is higher than normal due to the debris on the Blower Wheel. Do not recommend spending any more money on the

System is operating upon arrival. Jenny has no issues with systems But she does say that her daughters bedroom gets the hottest, and the coldest when it comes to airflow. Both thermostats are responsive when calling for heat. Furnace is located up in Attic with ductwork and insulation. I double checked the ductwork and noticed that is original to the home and recommend replacing or better airflow distribution throughout the home. Original ductwork was a poor design and has debris inside. Furnace powers up and goes through sequence of operation. April air filter was dirty and Was replaced with a new one, purchased by Jenny. Zoning board has no issues or signs of any electrical damage. Amperage on blower and inducer motor are within range. No signs of any gas leaks. Pressure switches are an operating condition. Igniter is within range. Flame sensor was cleaned off. Burner assembly was brushed off. Circuitboard shows no signs of any electrical damage. And all electrical components were ti

System is running upon arrival. Rose has no issues with systems or airflow, but she does say that when the system is running it sounds like a jet. Both thermostats are responsive when calling for heat. Disposable filter was recently replaced by Joseph, 20 x 30 x 1. Rose says that filters are usually replaced twice a year. I highly recommended replacing them every 2 to 3 months like the manufacturer recommends. Furnace is located in attic with ductwork and insulation. Ductwork and insulation are in good condition and I happen to notice that the main return duct is short, which is was causing the jet sound in the home, and I recommended to replace it and adding a longer duct to damp in the noise. Furnace powers up and goes through sequence of operation. Zoning board has no issues or signs of any electrical damage. Amperage on blower and inducer motor are within range. No signs of any gas leaks. Pressure switches are an operating condition. Igniter is within range. Flame sensor was cleane

Replaced Daikin air filter. Upon departure homeowner was satisfied

Heating tune up. Split system heatpump unit. Apartment complex. Condenser located in front by entrance door. Air handler located 3rd floor in closet. 1 thermostat. Tenant stated no issues with system, works great. Filter dirty and was also installed wrong direction. Tenant had new Filter, changed out. Check all wiring to be fully connected and seated, no loose connections. Blower and evaporator coil in good condition/clean. Temp split at.Checked outside unit, Checked all wiring to be fully connected and no loose connections. Did amp draws. Upon departure, system was operating good.

System is operating upon arrival. Theresa has no issues with systems or air flow. She says system has been running great ever since installed. Thermostat is responsive when calling for heat. Disposable filter was replaced with a new filter. Provided by Theresa. Temperature split is above 20°. Heat pump package unit is located on roof. Since the powers up and operates properly. Amperage on compressor, fan motor, and blower motor are within range. Dual starter is also within range. Contactor shows no signs of any electrical damage. All circuit boards are free from electrical damage and all electrical components were tied up. Blower is still clean. Evaporative coil is still clean and all water is being drained properly. Disconnect box and fuses are in good condition. Outdoor coil is also clean. Recommended joining our CCC membership program so we can continue to Maintenance Her system. System was left running upon departure.

Install

Arrived on site to perform maintenance on a 19 year-old furnace. Upon arrival system powers on when calling for heat at thermostat, complete sequence of operations and begins to warm the home. Temperature rise was just over 60°, which is higher than usual and shortly after system short cycled. Proceeded with tuneup to inspect all components of system. Cleaned flame sensor today. Blower motor and inducer motor were pulling proper amperage prior to short cycle. Igniter is within range reading 60 ohms and it should be between 50 and 100. No capacitor on the inducer motor however there is one on the blower motor and it is reading 16.4 out of 20; this capacitor can draw as low as 18.8; changing the capacitor was required to ensure proper system function. Tightened all connections on circuit board as well as on powerlines today. No back ups are present in the pressure switches or the drain lines. Tested system after throw evaluation and changing capacitor and system is operating properly u

customer chose a 2 stage 80% unit

Upon arrival, homeowner stated the system is working well. The furnace is located up in the attic. I remove the service panel, cleaned any dust or debris. I’ve checked all electrical connections to make sure they’re all secure. I remove the flame sensor and the igniter and clean them both. Blower motor was measured at 4 A. The inducer motor was measured at .9 A. Ductwork has light dust on them. I recommend cleaning the duct work. System was working upon departure. I replaced the filter provided by homeowner.

Upon arrival homeowner stated that she doesn’t use the system that often. The furnace is located up in the attic. I removed the service panel and cleaned any dust or debris. I’ve checked all electrical connections and made sure they were secure. I removed the flame sensor and cleaned it. I measured the inducer motor at .25 amps and the blower motor at 1.2 amps. The blower motor looks good. System was working upon departure.

Uponarrival, Hwy Motor, State at the systems, working well the unit is located up on the roof. I disconnected the service panel. I’ve cleaned out any dust or debris and make sure all electrical connections were secure. Inducer motor was measured at 1.2 amps, and the blower motor was measured at 1 amps. I remove the flame sensor and the spark igniter. I thoroughly cleaned them both and reinstalled them. I haven’t noticed any browning on the control board. As I was inspecting the blower motor I’ve noticed it has some dust buildup. The blower motor isn’t over amping however, I still recommend to have the blower motor cleaned. Upon departure system was working.

Arrived on site to perform maintenance on a nine-year-old system. Upon arrival system power is on when calling for heat at both thermostats and present a 42° temperature rise throughout the home. Let system run for 20 minutes to ensure no error codes would populate and none did. Both blower motor and inducer motor are pulling proper amperage and the capacitor that is present on the inducer motor is within inspect. Igniter is reading 48.4 ohms and should read between 50 and 100. Recommended replacing the igniter as a result. Flame sensor was cleaned as part of the maintenance. Filter is still clean and the blower motor has very light debris buildup. Tightened all power connections and circuit board is free of any burns today. Zoning board is operable and free of any burns as well. Gas valve is showing rust right on the plate that holds it together and replacing the gas valve was advised as a result. Insulation is very low in the home and adding insulation was recommended. Ductwork is

Need to reschedule. No show.

System is running upon arrival. Susan has no issues with systems or airflow. She says the system has been running great but she knows that she has to replace her UV bulb soon. Thermostats are responsive when calling for heat. Furnace is located up in attic with ductwork and insulation. Ductwork and insulation are original to the home but no signs of any defects. Furnace powers up and goes through the sequence of operation. Filter is still clean. UV is showing major discoloration, and should be replaced soon to Increase the cleaning efficiency. Amperage on inducer and blower motor are within range. Inducer capacitor is also within range. Pressure switches are an operating condition. No signs of any gas leaks. Igniter is within range. Flame sensor was cleaned off. Blower is still clean with very minor debris. Sediment tank was cleared out of any gunk buildup. All water is draining properly. Temperature rise is within range. I recommended to replace the UV bulb, Susan wants to wait till i