Phoenix, AZ

Today, I showed up to perform on annual tune up on two package heat pumps, here are my findings. I found that both units outdoor fan motor did have wobble In the shaft. The client brought it to my attention upon arrival. Besides that, all other components operating within manufacturer's specification. And unit operating properly at this time.

Today I showed up for a GFC annual tune up, here are my findings. I found that all components in this system were operating within manufacturer specification. I recorded a 35° temperature rise. Only note would be recommending a blower wheel cleaning.

Today, I showed up to do a george flight club yearly tune up on two split gas furnace. Here are my findings. I found that all components in bolt systems were operating within manufacturer's specifications. I recorded a temperature rise that was well within tolerance. Blow a wheel ductwork, and plenums look clean and free of debris. There were no condensate, safety switches installed or unions to properly blow out primary drain line. Open estimate email to customer, awaiting reply.

I Reattached the ductwork to the vent. I also performed a hvac system check to make sure the system is running within manufacturer specifications. Ran the system in both heating and cooling. System running properly at this time.

Today I showed up to do a annual tune up on a split heat pump, here are my finding. I found that all components were operating within manufacturer specification. No further thoughts or notes at this time.

Remove and replace the heat exchanger. Repairs found during yearly maintenance visit

Yearly maintenance visit complete view form for summary.

Yearly, Georgie flight club maintenance complete. Review form for maintenance summary

Replace compressor, contactor, and disconnect fuse Upon inspection of the store, I found the Daikin package unit on the roof was not operating. I found the breaker to be tripped and also some burnt wires at the contactor. The wires were fused to the old contactor, so it needed to be replaced. After replacing the contactor, I found that I was only getting 50 V on one leg of power. I found that one of the fuses in the disconnect box was bad, causing the high amp draw of the compressor, which then caused the wires to burn on the contactor. After replacing those items, I took amp draw of both compressors and found that it was within manufacturer specifications. I also took a temperature split and heating and cooling and found them also to be within manufacturer specifications. System is now working properly upon departure, would recommend an outdoor coil cleaning.

Replace 10MFD capacitor

Perform safety checked for heat and AC found nothing wrong with units. Also cleaned out drain lines to prevent water leaks.system runs in normal operation at this time

Evaporator coils are starting to rust and leave rust in drip pan. Cleaned out rust. Ac and heat run in normal operation at this time

Perform safety check for heat and air conditioner and units run in normal operation at this time

Added a new drain line. Also noticed the blower wheel to be caked in dirt as well as the blower housing. Would recommend the cleaning to help with air flow and efficiency. Would also recommend a full safety check on unit to potentially help with costs on electric bill.

Working today for a customer in Phoenix. I inspected both the heating and AC units for normal operation. I tested the furnace by checking the heat exchanger, cleaning the burners, and ensuring proper function of the blower motor. For the AC unit, I verified that the compressor and condenser were running efficiently. Both units are performing within normal parameters, with no issues detected, and are ready to handle seasonal demands effectively.

Upon arrival, customer was able to get the unit to turn off by the thermostat. Customer said one unit was running a lot. It was getting hot in the house but she did not know if the unit outside was running. Unit back on and hooking up my gauges. I found nothing to be wrong with the system. One possibility could be the wet switch is faulty. Drip pan by wet switch is also cleared out.

Heat pump for Ac and heat both run in normal operation at this time

Fixed duck work that was going to the register

Today I showed up for an AC maintenance on a two-year-old split heat pump, here are my findings. I found that all components were operating within manufacturer specifications. I recorded a 22° temperature split. System working properly at this time. No further thoughts or notes.

System had a bad breaker. Breaker was replaced and visit was documented with Bosch tech support.

Today, I replaced the EEV solenoid in the HVAC system, which immediately restored proper operation. After the replacement, the system achieved a 25-degree temperature split, indicating efficient cooling performance. To ensure all settings were accurate, I contacted Jeff Craig to verify the system's operational parameters. After confirmation, I rechecked the system’s performance, confirming everything was functioning within the correct specifications. The unit is now running smoothly, providing optimal cooling for the customer without any further issues.

Today, I addressed a water leak in the HVAC system. Upon inspection, I found that the condensate drain line was clogged, causing water to back up and leak. I cleared the blockage using a wet/dry vacuum to ensure proper drainage. After clearing the line, I tested the system to confirm water was flowing freely and no longer leaking. The HVAC unit is now operating efficiently, with the water leak fully resolved and proper drainage restored to prevent future issues.

Upon inspection of the unit, I found all components to be running however, the evaporator coil was frozen. I thawed all the ice in the evaporator coil and found the return side of the coil was very dirty. Evaporator coil was thoroughly chemically cleaned and rinsed twice. I Then let the system run for about 15 minutes and checked the evaporator coil temperature and it was around 42°. Upon departure system is cooling with a 26° temperature split.

I showed up today for a no cool on a bosch package heat pump. Here are my findings. I found that the blower motor was operating, but not the compressor and outdoor fan motor. Error code given was H5. After speaking to the bosch rep, trouble shooting lead to find the E.E.V. was not operating properly causing the system to fault.

Upon inspection, I found three Pigeon carcasses on the ceiling tiles. I removed the carcasses and cleaned all the feathers. I then inspected point of entry, I found the old hood exhaust vent access through the roof on the ceiling tiles. They were nesting in the old vent falling into the tiles And unable to get out. Tiles that had pigeon feces were replaced And all feathers on the tiles were vacuumed and removed. I then used sheet metal to seal the holes on the roof, Secured with screws and mastic tape. No other Points of entry were found this will resolve the issue with the pigeons getting in the building. Remove pigeon, carcasses, clean feathers, And seal point of entry on the roof.