Roseville, CA

System is operating upon arrival. Claire has no issues with systems or airflow. It is located in attic with ductwork and insulation. Thermostat is responsive when calling for heat. Ductwork and insulation are original to the home, but no signs of any defect in the ductwork. Could use more insulation so system runs less and keeps the temperature in the house for longer. furnace powers up and go through sequence of operation. Filter is still good and does it have to be replaced. Amperage on inducer and fan motor are within range. No signs of any electrical damage on circuitboard. All electrical components were tightened up. All pressure switches are in operating condition. Flame sensor was taken out and clean. Burner assembly was brushed off. Igniter is within range. No signs of any gas leaks lines or gas valves. Inducer starter is still within range. Condensate coming from inducer motor is being drained properly. The blower is still clean. System is in good condition. Recommend adding i

System is operating upon arrival. Came to perform blower cleaning and install two new capacitors. Ran and tested system after cleaning and new capacitor installs. System is running in good condition. Amperage on both blower and inducer motor have dropped. Mark was very happy with work. System was left running upon departure.

System is operating upon arrival. Mark has no issues with airflow, but he says system sometimes shuts off and comes back on. He is also interested in running new thermostat wire and installing a thermostat that he has. I let him know that we can install the thermostat for him, but it would not be under warranty And running with a new wire was possible. He has a package unit that is located on roof, tile, roof, and he approves us going up there to check his system and knows that if a tile breaks we are not responsible. We cannot go on that roof. It is wet or slippery. Disconnect box and fuses are in good condition. Circuitboard show signs of small, electrical damages/burn marks. Amperage on inducer motor is higher than normal due to a universal capacitor sending power to inducer motor. Inducer capacitor is not the proper size for this inducer motor and should be replaced to avoid motor failure. The capacitor can also be the reason why the system is shutting off and turning back on. All

System is operating upon arrival. Arun has no issues with systems or airflow. Thermostat is responsive when calling for heat and cool. Arun replaced both filters recently. Air handeler is located in attic with ductwork and insulation. Ductwork is in good condition. Insulation meets code. Circuit board in air handler shows no signs of electrical damage. All electrical components were tightened up. Evaporative coil is clean and produces condensation. All water is draining properly. Blower is clean and amperage is within range on motor. Heat pump is located outside and coil is full of dust. Washed down unit for best efficiency. Disconnect box and fuses are in good condition. Compressor and fan motor are within range. Circuit board and contactor shows no signs of electrical damage. Dual capacitor is within range. Arun was interested in our CCC membership program, got him signed up. He’s interested in switching to yearly payment next year. I also recommended a UVlight to increase the air qu

Quoted client to install under cabinet range with side wall termination.

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Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on a nine-year-old Lennox system. Upon arrival fuses are in off position. Put fuses in properly and fan started up however, compressor did not turn right on. Attempted to put a hard start kit on the system after checking the resistance in the system and the resistance adding to the appropriate totals. Putting a hard kit on the system did not fully start the compressor. Put refrigerant gauges on and my readings were seven psi and 265 psi which indicates there’s a clog in the line. Total scope of repairs would be to replace the compressor as well as thermal expansion valve and re weld it all together. Cost of the repairs is over $8000 and due to the age of the system I recommended replacing you. I put together an estimate for a heat pump system as well as a dual fuel system so they may keep their gas heating if desired. Estimate from other company was a Lennox; recommended moving to a Daikin product as they are a more reliable system. michael will

MFG DATE: 2002 EQUIPMENT MFG: York Upon arrival the client stated that the system has been okay. Wife feels a lot of dust in the house. The air filter is located hallway. The filter is in a new condition. The duct work is located in attic. Ducting is sealed and intact. Attic insulation is okay. Furnace is located attic. I removed the service panel from the unit. Tightened all electrical connections. Blower motor was measured at 6 amps Blower wheel is dirty. Indoor coil was dirty. Return temperature was 75 degrees. Supply temperature was 53 degrees. Outdoor unit is located ground. Removed the service panel from the unit. Cleaned all debris from the electrical compartment. Tightened high voltage on the contactor switch. Contactor pads are burnt. The unit is equipped with a 40MFD capacitor. The Capacitor is rated for a +/- 6 % and was measured at 40 MFD. Outdoor fan motor is rated for 1.6 max amps and was measured at 1,4 amps. The Compressor was measured at 17 amps and is rated for a max

System is not running upon arrival. Sarah says that her system is blowing air in the home but not cold air. Thermostat is responsive when calling for a call. I noticed that the filter that she currently had in her system was dirty and I let her know she should get it replaced, she didn’t have any extra today. Temperature split was at 1° in the beginning. I went to the outside unit and I noticed that the fan was the only thing running and the compressor wouldn’t come on. I checked for amperage and noticed it was at zero on the compressor side. hard start. Kit had also failed. Starter had failed, completely out of range. recommended replacing starter and hard start kit. Sarah agreed. Also got her signed up to our CCC membership program. Installed starter and heart start. Ran and tested system. Everything is operating normally. I also washed down the unit. Amperage on both compressor and fan side or low. Temperature split was above 20°. Sarah was very happy to have called air in her Home

Power wires inside FURNACE melted and caused a short to the main breaker. Upon arrival thermostat non responsive to any calls. Flipped breaker and system ran for less than two minutes before tripping breaker. Went to attic and checked high voltage wiring when I noticed melted connections. Called homeowner, explained issue and sent estimate for repairs to be approved. Customer approved repairs; replaced wiring and secured with smaller wire nut to ensure proper connection long term. Tested system and system is running upon departure

Wants mini split installed, out door unit mounted to wall.

System is not operating upon arrival. Spoke with Tyson, Eli’s tenet, he says the system hasn’t been working since Thursday. Originally came to do a tuneup, but turned out to be a diagnostic call. Thermostat is responsive and calling for cool. Condenser unit is located in backyard. The system was very dirty, so I washed it off and cleared it from debris. opened up the system, and I noticed that the contactor was melted, causing it not to engage. I also checked capacitor and it is out of range on the fan side. I recommended Eli replacing the contactor and capacitor, and also adding a hard start kit. Eli agreed to adding a new capacitor and contactor, and also got signed up to our CCC membership program, so I personally could come out to maintain Eli’s property. We were able to get Eli some discounts for his contactor and capacitor. And will be returning Thursday to add the dual AC capacitor, 55 x 7.5. Ran in tested system after installing new contactor. Everything is operating normally,

came to diagnose a system that was blowing in warm air but condenser unit outside was not coming on. Spoke with Sherry, Claire’s daughter. When approaching the condenser unit, I noticed that the system wasn’t on. Contactor was not pulled in. amperage was on zero Checked capacitor and noticed that compressor side was out of range. Last time I was here. I let Clara know that it was just within range, but could go out this summer. Replaced out of range capacitor with a new capacitor. Ran and tested system. Everything is operating normally. Amperage is within range. Temperatures purpose between 18 and 20°. System is this running upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform HVAC evaluation upon arrival system is running, but only providing a 15° temperature split. Evaluated entire system. Moderate freezing is present on the evaporator coil, which is the likely area that the system is leaking. All capacitors are within spec however the hard start on the air conditioner is out of spec. Compressor amperage is higher than it should be given its age; reaching a approximately 75% of the max on the tag. Blower motor is operating within a safe range based off of its data tag as well. Capacitor on blower fan is within inspect. Evaporator coil is mostly clean and the furnace only has light dirt buildup on the fan. contactor on air conditioning shows moderate burning and should be replaced soon. Flame sensor on furnace is clean. Outdoor unit is very dirty and should be cleaned to maximize efficiency as well as prevent breakdowns. Went over full list of what’s going on with the system to help the Fairfax family make the decision that is be

Estimate sent

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on a system that was likely built in 2007 due to the home being built in 2007. Data tag has faded completely off of the system however it is identifiable as a carrier brand. There are two capacitors in the system, one controls the outdoor fan and one control controls the compressor; both are completely blown. Due to the condition, Richard requested capacitors on his system, and both of those were either blown or out of spec as well. Replaced all four capacitors today and recommended maintenance agreement to go with it. Richard agreed it was a good idea and we signed up for the maintenance program today. Informed Richard of the average life expectancy of the systems and let him know that he will likely be up for replacement soon. Tested both systems after changing Both Capacitors and both systems are operating with a 20° temperature split up upon departure

arrived on site to perform diagnostic on a seven-year-old systeme upon arrival outdoor fan is running however compressor is not. After just a moment or two I heard the compressor try to kick on. It indicates that the capacitor has failed. Capacitor and capacitor was getting a zero reading on the compressor side; capacitor and recommended signing up for maintenance agreement as well as adding a hard start system to prolong compressor. Agreed and installed Hardstark kit today. Tested system after installation of parts and system is operating properly upon departure.

Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 19 year-old system. Upon arrival system is operating with a 20° temperature split. Perform through evaluation to ensure all parts were functioning as they should and that there was no issues with airflow. Both capacitor on outdoor unit as well as the Hardart kit on the outdoor unit and the capacitor in the Furnace fan were out of spec. Suggested Replacing all three of those parts to allow system to operate as intended. Alfredo agreed. Recommend maintenance agreement as well since he is moving to Florida and wants to rent out his home. At this time, he chose to move forward with just the repairs and system is running up upon departure.

ac turn up: system is operating upon arrival. Spoke with Sarah, tenant. She says there’s no issues with systems or airflow, but she says a lot of dust comes out of the vents. temperature split was between 9° to 15°. Sarah says that Joel usually replaces the filter. Package unit is located on roof. 24-year-old package unit show signs of rust due to improper drain line. Water is hitting the disconnect and can cause electrical damage. I also noticed the condenser coils have a ton of debris and need to be cleaned. Blower is very dirty and needs to be cleaned. Evaporative coil is also dirty and rusted up, needs to be cleaned to provide better airflow. All three capacitors are within range, but are leaking oil. I also noticed the circuitboard has multiple electrical damage. Contactor has multiple electrical damage burn marks and should be replaced to avoid getting stuck closed or open. Amperage on compressor and fan are higher than normal possibly due to the debris on the condenser coil. I c

ac tune up: system is operating upon arrival. Susan has no issues with systems, but she says airflow could be better in certain rooms. I made sure when I was up in the attic to check the ductwork to make sure everything was good Heading to those rooms. All three thermostats are responsive and calling for cool. One of the two disposable filters were replace with new filters. Furnace is located in attic with ductwork and insulation. Susan did point out that in the past water has leaked from the ceiling. I made sure I addressed that issue as well by adjusting the drain line to drain quicker. Water was draining properly. Ductwork and insulation are in good condition. Circuitboard on furnace is free from any electrical damage. Thermostat wires were tightened up. Zoning board has no error codes. All three dampers are working properly. Temperature split was at 20° split. Blower is dirty and needs to be cleaned. Blower capacitor is still within range. Blower amperage is still within range. Con

ac tune up: system is operating upon arrival. Claire has no issues with system or airflow. she let me know that she does get allergies. Thermostat is responsive when calling for cool. Temperature split was between 18 to 20°. Furnace is located in attic with ductwork. Insulation is compressed and not within code, about 8 to 10 inches and areas of the home where there is no insulation. Ductwork is original to the home, but no signs of leaky ducts or crushed ducts. Circuitboard on furnace is free from any burn marks or loose wires. Disposable filter was dirty and replaced with a new filter. Blower is clean and amperage Draw is still within range. Evaporative coil show signs of rust buildup on pan. AC unit is located to the left of the home. Low side shows condensation buildup. Disconnect box and fuses are in good condition. Contactor is free from any burn marks. Dual capacitor is still within range but should be replaced to avoid future breakdown of system. Claire only wanted to do the fi

Contactor was causing the 3 amp fuse to burn out. I’ve replaced the contactor and the system turned on right away

Upon arrival when calling for cool, the indoor fan runs for about five seconds and then powers down. Shortly after the Google nest shows an error code that indicates there’s no wire. Checking the wiring diagram. It shows that the Y one wire is present. Went to control and followed the wires. Wires past visual inspection and all connections were tight on the circuit board. Went to manually start air conditioner by connecting power to y1 on the circuit board; fuse blew on board. From experience; my next step in the process to go to the outdoor unit and ensure that wiring is secure. Upon opening service panel, I noticed smell of burnt plastic. This indicates that the contactor has failed. Informed Nancy she needed to change her contactor; changed contactor and tested system. System is operating upon departure.

MFG DATE: 2016 EQUIPMENT MFG: carrier Upon arrival the client stated that the system has been good. The air filter is located hallway and bedroom. The filter is in good condition. The duct work is located in XXX. Ducting is sealed and intact. Attic insulation is good. Furnace is located attic. I removed the service panel from the unit. Tightened all electrical connections. Blower motor was measured at 4 amps Blower wheel is dusty. Indoor coil was okay. Return temperature was 70 degrees. Supply temperature was 51 degrees. Outdoor unit is located ground. Removed the service panel from the unit. Cleaned all debris from the electrical compartment. Tightened high voltage on the contactor switch. Contactor pads are okay. The unit is equipped with a 45/5 MFD capacitor. The Capacitor is rated for a +/- 5 % and was measured at 44.7/5 MFD. Outdoor fan motor is rated for 1.4 max amps and was measured at 1.3 amps. The Compressor was measured at 8 amps and is rated for a max amp draw of 16 amps. W

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