Indio, CA

Upon arrival, client stated that office and guest bedroom take a long time to cool down. Thermostat that controls. These two bedrooms is located in living room inform Client the issue is thermostat location living room cools extremely faster than the guest bedrooms . One solution could be putting low temperature sensors in two bedrooms that way system does not turn off and continues to cool down bedrooms the way Client wants. Will send estimate via email all systems at this time or cooling down the house properly.

Upon arrival, American standard platinum system was up and running and cooling properly. Checked system for past error codes. System had error code 177.02 drive output current exceed internal limit set for current sensor. Possible cause high heat load conditions, refrigerant overcharge, condenser air restriction, low airflow, dirty filter or dirty, and liquid refrigerant in compressor on startup. Checked systems refrigerant performed drive test drive test passed and checked sensors. System is operating and cooling properly at this time.

Upon arrival, member reported system was not cooling and thermostat was displaying Fault 81-58 – VFD System Lockout/Wiring Error. Reviewed previous service history and found the same fault had been documented during a previous technician visit approximately one year ago. Member also stated another HVAC company recently evaluated the system for the same concern and recommended VFD replacement. Performed diagnostic testing of the compressor circuit. Verified continuity through all three compressor harness conductors. Compressor winding resistance was checked and found balanced, and each compressor terminal was tested to ground with no continuity detected, indicating no evidence of an open or hard-grounded compressor winding during testing. Power was cycled and fault temporarily cleared. Equipment initiated operation and compressor briefly ran before the outdoor unit shut itself down and 81-58 returned. Verified proper incoming voltage and observed PCM/control board powered with communica

Upon arrival, the client stated that the outdoor fan motor was making unusual noises. Checked amp draw; the compressor and fan motor were not over-amping. The fan motor is confirmed to be noisy and will be replaced under warranty. The client signed off on the estimate. Will return to replace the outdoor fan motor.

Upon arrival, had client turn on thermostat but only blower motor would operate. With further inspection I discovered system had a tripped breaker. Reset breaker and checked amps on compressor and checked capacitor. Capacitor is within manufactured specifications, but compressor is operating at over max rated amps. upstairs unit number 1446.

Today’s cooling maintenance consisted of one unit located in the side of the home. I first began with replacing both filters in the home 20 x 30 and a 14 x 14. I then ensure that the Honeywell thermostat is properly calling for cooling and turning the system on with no alerts. The condensation line is cleared and properly draining at this time of service. The pressures are checking out normal in the correct range. Capacitor is testing all safely following with the amps on the blower fan. Also testing out safely. Overall system is operating to manufacture specs at this time of today’s maintenance.

Performed a cooling maintenance on a split system unit. Checked sequence of operations by checking out all electrical and refrigeration levels on outdoor unit at this time. System is cooling down the house properly. Make sure to clean out. Condensation line changed out filter filters and finish maintenance by washing down outdoor unit.

Inspection of ductwork in attic. Ductwork is connected, no major loss of air into attic. Equipment working to maximize potential 20 degrees temperature split at equipment. 4 degrees heat gain from ductwork, 56 degrees at equipment and 60 degrees at supply register. Ductwork is R-6 in poor conditions, insulation is starting to fall apart. Attached photos below. Overall ductwork is functional and not completely fallen apart. New R-8 ductwork would help improve efficiency. Performed maintenance service on 2014 Heil equipment. Washed coils, cleaned electrical compartments. Checked capacitors are with manufacturer specifications. Verified refrigerant pressures are good no indication of refrigeration leaks. Equipment is working properly at this time. Balance due for maintenance plan. Client in meeting and unavailable to collect balance. Advise to call office and pay balance.

Check both outdoor and indoor unit at this time. System is ready for final inspection left permit packet with Client. Also Client has a 6 foot ladder only may need to bring him an 8 foot ladder finish by checking out electrical box which is also within range.

Quote to install a 4 ton American Standard Silver 14 horizontal heat pump system. 18 months no interest financing thru Wells Fargo or 3 % cash check discount