West Sacramento, CA

Furnace tune up completed. Upon arrival client has stated that the system is working well. The air filter is located in the hallway. The filter needs to be replaced. The furnace is located up in the attic. I removed the service panel, checked all electrical components and cleaned any dust or debris. I've cleaned the flame sensor. The blower motor is clean and not over amping. The blower motor was measured at 4.5 amps. The inducer motor was measured at .3 amps. As of right now the system is working properly.I recommend to upgrade the filters for better IAQ. Look into pure air X filters

Met with customer he was looking at a package unit that qualifies for HEEHRA and energy rebates I showed him the units the would work for what he was trying to accomplish

Upon arrival upstairs thermostat wasn’t connected to wifi. I had to restart the upstairs tstat and then it connected to the wifi. Homeowner had some concerns about the system going into defrost mode. Changed the schedule around so the system will go into defrost mode less often.

Met with customer she was interested in the HEEHRA program and federal rebate went over qualifying systems and she choice a Bosch system

Came to replace filter and exhaust starter. Ran and tested system after replacement. System is running upon departure.

came to find a solution for refrigerant line, transition chewed open by critters. Jennifer says mice run up through the refrigerant lines and into the attic. She wants to know if we can have the transitions redone with more heavy duty material. I recommended adding steel wool in the hole to eliminate critters from entering the home. I will also be removing old material and redoing the transition and adding UV sealant for better durability. Jennifer will let us know when she wants to work to be done.

WENT OVER ESTIMATES WITH CUSTOMER

Upon arrival, I’ve set up my ladder next to the vent where the homeowner was noticing a sweet smell. I Turned on the system and waited right underneath the vent. As soon as the blower kicked on I was able to smell the sweet smell but then it went away after 30 seconds. I’ve inspected the ducts from inside and out. I didn’t notice anything off or strange with the ducts and I believe this was happening for a long time but the homeowner just noticed it right now.

Furnace tune up completed. System is heating upon arrival. The filters are located in the hallway. The attic is super dust because of the dryer vent. The blower motor is dusty as well. I’ve cleaned the flame sensor and checked the ignitor. The ignitor was measured at 69 omhes. I recommend installing a uV light to have healthier air. Dryer vent needs to be cleaned as well

Arrived on site to perform heating assessment on a 27 year-old system. Upon arrival system powers on when calling for heat, completes its sequence of operations and begins to warm the home. System is a package unit on the roof. Circuit board and blower motor have both been replaced within the last few years. Circuit board shows no signs of burning and the blower motor is very clean. Capacitor on blower motor is within spec. Cleaned the flame sensor and spark type igniter as part of evaluation. Thoroughly inspected heat exchanger as Tim was concerned that due to the age of the system it may be cracked. Heat exchanger is a tubular, solid metal heat exchanger, and while there are signs of moderate rusting present at various locations; there’s no signs of current cracking. There are signs that there are spots that may crack in the near future. Inducer motor is pulling almost the maximum amperage rated on the tag and the blower motor is pulling an appropriate amount of amps. Evaporator

Upon arrival system was working. The client stated there’s a knocking noise coming from the closet where the indoor unit is. I’ve found out that the filter was creating that knocking noise. System is working as of right now. Clients are happy.

System is running upon arrival. Lisa’s tenant has no issues with systems or airflow. Package unit is located on roof. System powers up and goes through a sequence of operation. Circuitboard shows no signs of any electrical damage. All electrical components were tightened up. Amperage on inducer and blower Motor are within range. I did notice that the blower is beginning to show debris buildup. No signs of any gas leaks coming out from gas valve or gas lines. Pressure switch is an operating condition. Igniter is within range. Flame sensor was cleaned off. Burner assembly was brushed off. temperature rises within range. Disposable filter was dirty, tenant had no replacement today, but will get it replaced today. I recommended replacing filters every 2 to 3 months to keep the system clean. I also recommend adding an air cleaner to the system to provide cleaner, air quality to the home and do a better job of keeping the system clean. I called Lisa and left a voicemail and will send her al

Met with customer they were interested in HEEHRA and other rebates I explained the HEEHRA program and qualifications to them and that the money is going fast

installed toilet also fixed subfloor

Installation

Furnace tune up completed. Upon arrival client has stated that the system is working well. The air filter is located in the above the stairs. The filter needs to be replaced asap. The furnace is located up in the attic. I removed the service panel, checked all electrical components and cleaned any dust or debris. I've cleaned the flame sensor. The blower motor is okay. The capacitor was measured at 5 mfd. the blower motor was measured at 4.5 amps. The inducer motor was measured at .9 amps. As of right now the system is working properly however it’s around 12 years old. When a system reaches 10 years of age it becomes less reliable. I recommend replacing your filter asap. I also recommend to look into the attic cabinet style filter. April aire or Pure air X. I will talk to my supervisor about the attic fan and send a detailed estimate.

System is running upon arrival. Darlene has no issues with systems or airflow. She says the system has been running great, but think it’s time for a filter change. thermostat is 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 sequence of operation. Amperage on inducer and blower. Motor are within range. Circuitboard shows no signs of any electrical damage or loose wires. All electrical components were tightened up. Pressure switch is an operating condition. Igniter is within range. Burner assembly was brushed off. Flame sensor was cleaned off. Blower is beginning to show debris, recommend a cleaning. Filter is still good, replaced last visit with uv bulb. UV bulb is still in operating condition. Darlene was interested in a duct cleaning. I will be following up with her in a month since she didn’t want to move forward with any repairs at

Ran new dryer vent and installed outdoor flap with new dryer vent

HP

System is operating upon arrival. Gerlie has no issues with systems or airflow. She says that in the summer her bills are high and feels that the older system cooled the home better. While preforming my thorough evaluation, I took her concern into consideration. Both Thermostats are responsive and calling for heat. Temperature split is between 18 and 20°. Air handler is located in attic. Circuit Board shows no signs of any electrical damage or codes. All electrical components were tightened up. Filter is dirty and needs to be replaced, Gerlie agreed, coming back tomorrow with a new filter. Evaporative coil and blower are still clean. Blower amperage is within range. All water is being drained properly. Flood switch is dry. Heat pump is located in backyard. No signs of any electrical damage on circuitboard. All electrical components were tightened up. Amperage on compressor and fan motor within range. System was also washed off, minor debris on coil. System was left upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform maintenance on a nine-year-old furnace. Upon arrival system is trying to turn on however heavy amounts of water are flushing on the inside of the inducer motor and as a result, the suction is not proper to light the system. Advise that prior to going forward with the tuneup. I need to clean the drain line so that it would turn on. Cleaned drain line and proceeded with maintenance. While cleaning drain line, I noticed that there was a wire that had rubbed itself on the inducer motor, and the copper was exposed; recommended having the wire repaired to prevent any potential hazards. Igniter is just below the range. It’s supposed to operate in reading 49 and some change and it should read between 50 and 100. 15 mfd capacitor on blower motor is in the spec required by the manufacturer. Blower motor has light debris however nothing extreme today. Temperature rise in the home is appropriate. Flame sensor was cleaned as part of the maintenance today. Tightened all

System is running upon arrival. Bryan has no issues with systems or airflow. He says the system has been running great, but think it’s time for a filter change. Both 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 sequence of operation. Amperage on inducer and blower. Motor are within range. Circuitboard shows no signs of any electrical damage or loose wires. All electrical components were tightened up. Pressure switch is an operating condition. Igniter is within range. Burner assembly was brushed off. Flame sensor was cleaned off. Blower is beginning to show debris, recommended replacing filters every six months. Filter was dirty and Bryan ordered new filters because he didn’t have any today. Temperature Rise is within range. System was left running upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform maintenance on a 12-year-old furnace. Upon arrival system Powers on when calling for heat at the thermostat, completes its sequence of operations and begins to warm the home. With a 35° rise and temperature. Let system run until temperature was achieved. No error codes populated on system. Both motors are pulling proper amperage. However, the capacitor on the blower motor is out of spec. The capacitor on the inducer motor is within spec. Igniter is within suggested operable range. Tightened all connections on circuit board today and there are no signs of burning on the circuit board. Flame sensor was cleaned as part of the maintenance. Pressure switch as well as drain lines are free of any debris or backups. Replaced capacitor on blower motor and tested system. System is operating upon departure.

Furnace tune up completed. Upon arrival client has stated that the system is working well. The air filter is located in the attic. The furnace is located up in the attic. I removed the service panel, checked all electrical components and cleaned any dust or debris. I've cleaned the flame sensor. The blower motor is clean and not over amping. The blower motor was measured at 2.5 amps. The inducer motor was measured at .08 amps. One of the damper motors is making a strange buzzing sound. I recommend to replace it for reliability purposes. As of right now the system is working properly.

Installed new panel. See attached photos. Additionally, Greg mentioned his unit was not working after the inspector was touching the disconnect, and that he went out to see what the problem was, and upon reinserting the disconnect, he heard a sizzle. Removed the disconnect and checked all wiring to ensure it was secure and tight. Upon re-inserting the disconnect I noticed it was not easy to slide in and that it was not making a full connection. Pulled the disconnect out; adjusted the flaps that go into the disconnect and the disconnect slid right in with no issues Sizzling is gone and system is operational.