Sun Lakes, AZ

Today we showed up to perform a maintenance call. Here are the finding: all components of the system are operating within the manifacturing specs. The system is operating properly at this time. There are no other notes at this time.

We showed up for our yearly maintenance. Here are our findings: the unit runs properly and meets all manufacture specs, the caps met standards and we had a 31 split in heating and a 19 split in cooling. When we checked the blower wheel we noticed it was extremely dirty. The ducts were dirty as well and we recommended a duct clean. We did end up cleaning the blower wheel. Open estimate for duct

Today I performed a maintenance on a split furnace and hear my findings Temperature rise was 50° Temperature split was 19° Blower amps are within tolerance range Blower capacitor is also reading within tolerance range Blower wheel, evaporator coil and cabinet are all clean and free of debris Static pressure is within manufacturer specifications Compressor amps and fan motor amps are running within manufacturer specifications. Compressor single capacitor is reading within tolerance range Fan motor capacitor was out of tolerance range Condenser was vacuumed, chemically cleaned, and rinsed. Overall, the system is in good health, and running correctly in both heating and cooling besides the outdoor fan motor capacitor needing replacement. Homeowner would like the capacitor replaced in a later date.

Today I showed up to do a george flight club maintenance on one split heat pump and one package heat pump. Here are my findings, i found that all components were operating within manufacturer specificat. And both units operating properly at this time. No further thoughts or notes.

Today I showed up to do an george flight club maintenance, here are my finding. I found that all components on both systems were operating within manufacturer's specification. Both units operating properly at this, no further thoughts or notes.

Heat and AC both running normal operation. at this time. Found that the blower wheel and the blower motor is warped from excess heat getting stuck in the cabinet as well as the filter being plugged for almost 2 years causing heat buildup on the motor and causing the motor shaft to warp and the wheel. Customer wanted quote for the repairs sent to his email.

Found that the capacitor was weak given a 62 reading when it should be 70. Customer wanted to go ahead and repair the capacitor and for the payment link to be sent to the email that is on file. Heat and AC run in normal operation at this time.

Performed safety check for heat and ac. System is running in normal operation at this time

Found 2 shorts in t stat wiring. Replaced old wire with new from wire coming out of the roof to the unit. Ax runs in normal operation at this time

I completed fall maintenance on a heat pump in Sun Lakes to prepare it for the cooler months. I inspected the heat exchanger for cracks, cleaned the burner assembly, and tested the ignition system. I also replaced the air filter and lubricated the blower motor for smooth operation. After calibrating the thermostat and testing carbon monoxide levels, the furnace is now operating efficiently and ready to handle the upcoming winter season.

4 ton Daikin package heat pump 15.2 SEER2 Two Stage Compressor System qualifies for SRP rebate of $150 per ton. SRP will send a physical check 4-8 weeks after completion of install. System comes with a 12 year parts warranty and 6 year unit replacement through Daikin. 2 year labor warranty through All Out! Scope of Work 1. Remove & Replace existing package heat pump system with new AHRI rated package heat pump system. 2. Crane Included for Installation. 3. Supply & Install new service disconnect & electrical whip. 4. Supply & Install new surge protector. 5. Supply & Install new insulated elbow. 6. Supply & Install new painted angle iron stand. 7. Supply & Install new thermostat control 8. Supply & Install new primary drain p-trap and test for proper operation. 9. Disposal and haul away of existing equipment per E.P.A. guidelines. 10. Process applicable utility rebates. 11. Register equipment to activate extended warranties. 12. Final site visit by Install Manager for performance

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Unit was not running upon arrival. Blower wheel fins exploded. Also found a leak coming from the compressor. Customer would like a quote for new as well as fixing the issue.

Compressor and condensing fan motor was turning on, but the blower was not spinning at the speed it needs. Finding out that the motor windings were starting to seize up in the module for the motor could not turn the blower wheel, fast enough, causing the evaporator to freeze up. After replacing ECM blower motor AC runs in normal operation at this time.

I'm working in Sun Lakes this afternoon for our client. I found that the 30-amp fuse in the system was faulty, causing the unit to malfunction. I removed the bad fuse and replaced it with a new 30-amp fuse. After the replacement, I tested the system to ensure it was operating correctly. The unit is now functioning properly, with no further issues detected. I advised the customer to monitor the system and contact us if any problems arise in the future, but everything is working as expected at this time.

Today I showed up for an oh cool. Here are my findings, I found that the condenser coil control board was flashing C code. Then try to restart, and then started flashing a five code which correlated to a short cycle delay. After testing 40 µF capacitor for the unit, it was testing at .026 µF. I recommend to Replace the 40 µF capacitor. After replacing 40 µF capacitor unit started up and begin to Operate. All components are operating within manufacturer specifications.

Today I showed up for a no cool. During my investigation, I found that there was not 24 V me and sent out today condenser coil. After following power back, I Saw the condensate safety switch reservoir full of water. I Blew out condensate drain line, And system started working properly again. All components are found to be within manufacturer specifications.

Today I showed up to perform a no cool service call. When I got here, I found that the condenser fan motor was not operating. I pulled the door capacitor, and found that it was bad, it was reading 0 µF on both sides. Replace 30/5 µF dual capacitor.

System was in high forces cool. DS2 switch was off, turned switch on and system is now working properly

Daikin split heat pump 20 SEER2 Inverter compressor System qualifies for SRP rebate of $225 per ton. SRP will send a physical check for $900 4-8 weeks after installation. System comes with a 12 year parts and compressor warranty and 12 year unit replacement warranty through Daikin. 2 year labor warranty through All Out. Scope of work 1. Protect home with floor covers. 2. Remove & Replace existing split system with new AHRI rated split system with air handler in closet or garage. 3. Supply & Install new custom fabricated duct transition sealed to the flange of the air handler to prevent air leaks. 4. Line pedestal/return chase under the system with duct board for reduced noise and dust infiltration. 5. Supply & Install condensate safety switch. 6. Supply & Install new condensate EZ-trap with cleanouts and brush for ease of maintenance. 7. Supply & Install a heavy-duty electrical cord or service disconnect for the air handler. 8. Supply & Install a new smart thermostat. 9. Su

Today I showed up to inspect a system due to no cooling. Upon inspection, I found that the split heat pumps reversing valve had a leak. Customers waiting for options and estimates. No further Thoughts or notes at this time.

Installed new thermostat

Replace 70/10 µF dual capacitor

Today I showed up to inspect a system for no cool. I found during my investigation that the 45/5 µF capacitor was not within tolerance and needing to be replaced. Estimate sent via link to customer, awaiting customers response. Upon customers, approval of estimate, and Replacement of dual capacitor system is running properly at this time. Replace dual capacitor

Upon initial inspection, I found the bedroom unit to be set on heating at 73. And the living room unit to be on 75° but it was 78 in the house. After setting the thermostat back to 75° in cooling I found the one unit in the living room to have a loose yellow wire, running out to the condenser re-tighten the connection and confirm both units are getting a good temperature split. At this time, both systems are cooling properly and running within manufacturer specifications