Rio Linda, CA

System is operating upon arrival. Angelica has no issues with the systems but she does says airflow in her office room could be better. I went to attic to check ductwork and insulation. Ductwork and insulation is original to the home. Insulation looks good. Ductwork could be improved. Air handler is located in garage. circuitboard is free from any electrical damage. All electrical components were tightened up. Blower fan is dirty and should be cleaned. Amperage on blower. Motor is within range. Evaporator coil is clean, produces condensation and all water is draining properly. Temperature split is between 18 to 20°. disposable filter located in. Return is dirty and needs to be replaced, Angelica doesn’t remember the last time it was replaced. heat pump is located in backyard. Disconnect box and fuses are in good condition. Coil is dirty, couldn’t wash it off due to no access for a hose. Amperage on compressor motor is higher than normal, within range for fan. circuitboard is free from

Door panel switch for indoor system wasn’t engaged. Adjusted door panel and system started to work.

Upon arrival, we were informed by Sue that she has not been receiving any cold air from her vents since last Sunday. She mentioned that the furnace is still running the fan, but the AC is not turning on. The furnace, located in the garage, had a very dirty filter that needed to be replaced. Additionally, the ballast for the purifier was not functioning. We also noticed that the fan was extremely dirty and required cleaning. The amperage on the blower motor was starting to increase. Moving to the backyard, where the condenser unit is located, we began by testing the continuity to the fuses, which turned out to be in good condition. We then proceeded to check the voltage, which was functioning properly, as it was being sent to the contactor. However, the contactor was not being activated. Furthermore, we observed that there was no amperage going to the compressor or fan motor. The AC dual capacitor was also found to be blown and needed replacement. We suggested the addition of a hard

We have noted that Bryan is scheduling electrical installation in the near future. After the electrical installation is complete, he is interested in proceeding with the installation of a heat pump water heater and a mini split system. We have informed him about a Memorial Day special price, and we would be pleased to honor this price if he accepts the estimate before that date. The installation will be scheduled once the electrical work is finished. Additionally, we have provided Bryan with an estimate for adding blown-in insulation to approximately 825 square feet of attic space. We have also offered Bryan a financing option of 0% interest for 18 months, which he expressed interest in using to cover the cost of the project.

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22 year old furnace that has control board issue along with blower motor leaking oil as well. Client mentioned issue with fresh air intake, but is taking care of it himself. Informed client about installing new board and pricing, with blower motor as well. Ended up looking at condenser outside, condenser has been replaced with a Coleman condenser, but 22 year old furnace hasn’t been replaced. Went over options about pricing with just furnace as condenser is newer. Having comfort advisor today to go over options for new furnace.

AGE/MANUF:3 year, Lennox SIZE:2.5 LOCATION:garage side yard FILTER:poor pleated DUCTING:silver flex INSULATION R-VALUE:r39 WORK PERFORMED: Upon arrival the client stated that the system has been running very well. The filter is in a poor condition. Ducting is sealed and intact.I removed the service panel from the unit. Tightened all electrical connections. WORK SUGGESTED: recommended installing surge protector on both the air handler and condenser, as well as blower cleaning. Recommend joining maintenance plan CALCULATIONS: Blower motor was measured at 1.23 amps Blower wheel is clean. Indoor coil was Clean. Outdoor unit is located back yard . Removed the service panel from the unit. Cleaned all debris from the electrical compartment. Tightened high voltage on the contactor switch. Contactor pads are Good. The unit is equipped with a 35/5 MFD capacitor. The 35/5 Capacitor is rated for a +/- 5 % and was measured at 33.64/4.26MFD. Outdoor fan motor is rated for 0.7 max amp