Gilbert, AZ

high pressure sensor on package heat pump

HVAC in good condition

Today I showed up to inspect a split gas furnace.I would have for a yearly tune up, here are my findings. I found that all components in the indoor system were operating within manufacturer specificat. I found that on the outdoor unit, the dual capacitor rated for 45/5 MFD what's starting to get close to the ten percent tolerance for manufacturer's ratings. Recommend the homeowner to replace the capacitor soon. Open estimate waiting for homeowner's respons.

Today, I showed up to do a annual tune up on a split gas furnace, here are my findings. I found that all components were operating within manufacturer specifications. System operating properly at this time. I did note that the system did not have a condensate safety switch, nor a union to access primary drain line. Estimate is waiting on customers response.

Chemically clean and rinse evaporator coil also cleaned the drain line and tapped exposed plenum box

Replace thermostat

Today, I showed up to do a GFC annual tune up on two split heat pumps, here are my findings. I found that all components in both systems were operating within manufacturer specifications. And system operating properly at this time

Tina had to leave for an appointment. She will reschedule with the office.

Today I showed up for a yearly maintenance on two gas furnace split systems. I found that all components in both systems were operating with a manufacturer's specification. I did replace both filters for the homeowner at their request. The return ducts, as well as the supply ducts, looked to be a little layered with debris.

HVAC repair. Installed a new condensate safety switch and union to access primary drain line for proper clean out. After installing the condensate safety switch and condensate drain line union, I tested the system in both heating and cooling to make sure it worked properly. The system is working properly for the home.

Today, I showed up for a george flight club annual maintenance on a split gas furnace, here are my findings. I found it all components we're operating within manufacturer specification. I recorded a 37° temperature rise, and I recorded and 19° temperature split. System operating properly at this time, no further thoughts or not.

Today, I showed up to do an annual george flight club maintenance, here are my findings. I found that the system was operating within manufacturer specificat. I recorded a 40° temperature rise, and a 20° temperature split. No further thoughts or notes at this time.

Today, I showed up to do a annual george flight club maintenance, here are my finding. I found that all components within the Systems are operating within manufactured specifications. I recorded proper temperature rise and temperature split on all systems. Only room for improvement would be contensate. Safety switches and unions for drain lines for proper clean. Open estimate 42 compensate, safety switches and two unions. No further thoughts or notes at this time.

Today we performed a maintenance on a Daikin split furnace and here are my findings? Temperature rise was 31° Temperature split was 26° Total external static pressure was .3 which is within manufacturer specifications. Safety switch is working properly and drain line was cleared. Blower motor amps were within tolerance range. Blower wheel Plenum and evaporator coil were all clean and free of debris. All ductwork in the attic was properly hung. There was no kinks or tears. The compressor amps were within tolerance range. Condenser fan motor amps were also within tolerance range Compressor megahoms was reading above 1000 across all three legs Dual run capacitor was within tolerance range under load Condenser was vacuumed, chemically cleaned, and rinsed. Overall, the system is in great condition and running within manufacturer specifications.

Today, we showed to do a george flight club maintenance on a gas furnace, here are our findings. I found that all components were operating within manufacturer's specification. We recorded a thirty eight degree temperature split in heating mode, and recorded a nineteen degree temperature split in cooling mode. We change the filters for the homeowner per request, no further thoughts are note that this time.

Today I showed up for a service call on a split gas syste. Here are my finding, i found that the thermostat was calling for heat, but the upstairs unit was not responding. After further inspection the previous notes led me to search for the white wire that had been disconnected due to errors with the previous thermostats. Once whitewire was reconnected, determinal bar system began operating within manufacturer specifications. I recorded a forty four degree temperature split in heating mode. No other thoughts or notes at this time.

Bad cap. Replaced cap. Unit runs in normal operation at this time

I checked both the heating and AC units for client in Gilbert this afternoon. They are running in normal operation with no issues. The customer is now on the new maintenance plan, ensuring regular inspections and tune-ups for optimal performance year-round. Both systems are functioning efficiently and ready for any seasonal changes.

In Gilbert, AZ, I inspected all units and found them running in normal operation. However, the unit located in the attic near the master bedroom had an air leak between the evaporator coil and the top of the furnace. This was causing a loss of airflow and reducing system efficiency. I sealed the leak using aluminum tape, ensuring a tight seal and proper air circulation. After completing the repair, I confirmed that the unit is now operating efficiently with no further air leakage issues.

Add ref to an undercharged system. Plus GFC

I upon arrival compressor was not running on the fan. Replaced bad capacitor AC runs a normal operation. Temp split was 20 degrees

Upon inspection, I found the downstairs unit to not be getting a call for cooling at the condenser. I inspected the low-voltage wiring upstairs and found that There was no call for cooling. After a few tests, I found that the safety switch that was installed on September 6 was faulty and it was replaced and is now working properly. On the upstairs unit, I found the system to cooling, but also heating at the same time. Multiple test were done and found that the thermostat was sending a call for heating while in cooling. W Wire was disconnected at the unit. And both systems are now cooling properly with a 20° temperature split.

2019 3 1/2 ton carrier split heat pump Upon inspection of the condenser I found that the bolts for the compressor were loose. they were tighten back down and confirmed. The system was not making anymore noise. Amps of the compressor were within intolerance range along with the capacitor and the outdoor fan motor.

Upon inspection, I did find the unit was satisfying the thermostat at 85°. I turned the unit on and inspected the outdoor unit and found all amp draws within manufacturer specifications. Along with a new capacitor that was installed by another company that was also good. I went into the attic and inspected the furnace and blower. Everything was running properly no signs of dirt or debris on the coil or the blower wheel. System has a 19° temperature split. System is cooling properly and running well at this time.

Today in Gilbert, I'm working for a great client. I installed two condensate safety switches on the primary drain line to protect the HVAC system from potential overflow. These switches are designed to shut off the system if the drain line becomes clogged or water levels rise too high, preventing water damage. After installing the switches, I tested them to ensure they function properly by simulating an overflow condition. The system is now better protected, and the homeowner has peace of mind that future overflow risks are minimized.