Desert Hot Springs, CA

Today’s annual cooling preventative maintenance consisted of one 2016 Trane system I first begin with ensuring that the filter in the home was replaced prior to my visitation. Clients provided their own filters. I then insured that the thermostat is properly calling for cooling and turning the system on with no errors. All of the cooling sequence of operations are successfully checking out verifying that there is a proper 20° split between the suction line and the liquid line ensuring that the home is being cool efficiently to the desired temperature. I then cleared the condensation line thoroughly to ensure that it is properly dripping and draining at this time. The amps on the motor are safely checking out in the correct range verifying a controlled voltage is being used throughout the system safely following with the capacitor testing out safely as well. I then thoroughly washed the coils down on the system to remove all dirt and debris that may have anI then thoroughly washed the c

Upon arrival, both indoor and outdoor not operational, after further investigation found a frozen line to from compressor to evap coil. Was able to check pressures while system was idle pressures are good. Checked all electrical components which are also within range. When compressor is running it is within specifications. with further investigation, found two filters stacked on top of each other both heavily restricted. also found water safety switch installed in primary line. Causing blower motor to turn off and on informed client of findings informed client that you need to give system time to defrost wait another 5 to 6 hours before turning system on system should start to cool down the house properly. Also inform client to make sure water safety switch isn’t engaged as it will cause system to turn off.

Today’s annual cooling preventative maintenance consisted of one system. I first began with replacing bolt filters in the home to ensure that proper airflow is able to circulate back to the unit at minimal resistance. I then cleared the condensation line to ensure that it is properly draining at this time. All of the cooling sequence of operations are successfully checking out, ensuring that there is a 20° split on the system to cool the home efficiently and the Honeywell thermostat is properly calling for the cooling with no errors as well. The amperage is testing out in the correct range verifying a controlled voltage is being used throughout the unit and following with the capacitor safely testing out and its correct range. I then thoroughly wash the coils down on the units remove all dirt and debris that may have accumulated on the system. Overall, this unit is operating to the manufacture specs at this time of today’s preventative cooling maintenance.

phone call sent estimate to replace 4 ton down flow coil

Today’s annual cooling preventative maintenance consisted of one carrier unit. I first began with replacing the filters in the home to ensure that proper airflow is able to circulate back to the system at minimal resistance. The nest thermostat is properly calling for cooling and turning the system on. I then cleared the condensation line to ensure that proper drainage is occurring on the unit. All of the cooling sequence of operations are successfully checking out verifying that there’s a 20° split being provided and the home is being cooled to the proper temperature the capacitor safely testing out in range following with the amp rush, also testing out safely, ensuring that there’s a controlled voltage being used throughout the system. I then thoroughly washed the coils down on the unit to ensure all dirt and debris have been removed from the coils. Overall, this carrier unit is operating to the manufacturer specs at this time of today’s pre-preventative cooling maintenance.

2012 model check cooling and electrical components found system low on refrigerant talk about replacing unit,,,,,,client is leaving town for about 2 months she will call back when back in town

Today’s annual cooling preventative maintenance consist of one nortek system. My first begin with replacing the 20 x 30 filter located in the closet upflow access to ensure that proper circulation is able to occur with minimal resistance and then make sure that the thermostat is properly calling for cooling and turning the unit on. The amps on the system are safely checking out in the correct range verifying a controlled voltage is being used followed with the capacitor also testing out safely in range. The system is efficiently providing a 20° split verified with the temperature. Check inside the home to ensure that the system is operating smoothly and cooling the home to the desired temperature. I then thoroughly washed the coils down of the system to remove all dirt debris that may have accumulated on the unit. Overall, this system is operating to the manufacturer specs at this time of today’s pre-preventative, cool maintenance.

Performed a cooling maintenance on a 2025 American Standard silver series condenser and a 2007 Reehm condenser, condenser located on right side of home, filter located in ceiling, fau located in garage upflow, changed filter, flushed condensation line, on condenser check for amperage and voltage, check for compressor, check for freon level, check for capacitors, everything within range also clear out dust accumulated inside electrical component area and rinsed condenser coil. System is working within specification in cooling at the time of maintenance.

Billed job Performed the maintenance on American Standard split system, there were multiple units at property, unit that was maintenance was system serial number 4EGF furnace is located in outdoor closet located next to pool, filter is washable and located with in furnace cabinet blew out filter, cleared all electrical components of dust and debris, verified proper sequence of operation, verify proper operation for water safety switch, condensation line was cleared at FAU, thermostat checked out OK. System is within a manufacturers specifications and cooling and operating properly at this time of service. There was also an issue that was addressed with system serial number KX5X where system was not turning on, verified 24 V at thermostat, did not have 24B at the thermostat located furnace that is located next to front entrance in inside closet serial number TS1G, found a furnace to have no power at circuit board, verified 115 V at transformer and did not have any voltage, verified

I Performed Maintenance on the Cooling System. Also replaced a 20x30 filter and I also flushed the condensate drain. The system is a 2014 model located in the hallway attic and outside on the ground. The system checked out operational and within manufactures specifications at the time of the service. Scheduled next Maintenance visit online for Wednesday September 2nd 2026 between 9-11 am.