Indio, CA

Demand call: no cool/indoor unit, safety inspection and maintenance Upon arrival, client stated that warm air was coming from registers. Set thermostat in cooling and found that outdoor unit was not running. Opened electrical cabinet and found an inoperative start capacitor and a swollen hermetic capacitor. Also informed client that disconnect box was tight, due to age and excessive heat. Client opted to replace capacitors and install a new disconnect box. After repairs were made, I initiated heating maintenance. Waived diagnostic fee with repairs being made and as a courtesy of being a HYDES COMFORT CLUB MEMBER. Equipment executed the sequence of operation in heating with no carbon monoxide detected in the home. Verified static pressure readings, blower motor amp draw and temperature heat rise. Run capacitor for blower was within manufacturer specifications. Replaced filters. Client requested estimates to replace thermostat. System is functioning according to manufacturer specificat

Comfort indoor service on 2009 Goodman split system. Fau located inside master closet attic. Replaced filters and flushed condensate line in attic. Checked all heater and safety components. Checked temperature split. Duct work in good shape. Blower capacitor within range. Found system is unprotected from water leaks if condensate line were to plug. Recommend water safety. Advised client systems gas line is not up to code and needs to have hard pipe with sediment trap going into valve. Advised client on age and life expectancy. Advised on winter time incentives. Recommend free replacement estimate and Hydes offer zero percent financing for 18 months OAC.

Performed an indoor safety maintenance on an American Standard split system. Filters located in hallway and in master bedroom, fau located in attic, attic access located in master bedroom closet, changed 20x30 & 14x14 filter, flushed condensation line, on fau followed sequence of operation, checked for amperage and voltage, checked for blower speed, check for any loose connections, check for temperature rise, everything within range also cleared dust accumulated inside electrical component. Systems are working within specifications in heating at the time of maintenance.

Indoor Equipment We performed heating maintenance and a safety check on the Guardian natural gas indoor equipment located in the attic, with access through the Grande bedroom closet. Model RGF1L100CP20MP11A, serial W1F7818570. The system uses a 20 × 30 filter located in the ceiling. We checked the 15 µF blower motor capacitor and verified that the ductwork was securely attached and in good condition. We cleared the condensate line at the indoor equipment and observed visible water staining on the attic platform near the drain piping. We recommended installing a water safety switch to help prevent overflow damage and a Jones cleanout valve for easier drain maintenance. The Ecobee thermostat checked out operational. We measured 128.8°F supply air and 90.7°F return air, for a heating temperature rise of 38.1°F, within the manufacturer’s rated range of 25–55°F. The safety check showed zero carbon monoxide detected. The system was operating properly in heating within the manufacturer’s

Installed louvre for ductless unit adjusted movement and verified louvre operation

Performed an indoor safety maintenance on 2015 Lennox furnaces. Filters located in hallway ceiling, fau located in attic, attic access located in hallway, changed 20x30 & 14x14 filter, flushed condensation line, on fau followed sequence of operation, checked for amperage and voltage, checked for blower speed, check for any loose connections, check for carbon monoxide, check for temperature rise, check for capacitor, recommended cleaning blower wheel housing and replace blower motor, everything within range also cleared dust accumulated inside electrical component. Systems are working within specifications in heating at the time of maintenance

Indoor Equipment We performed heating maintenance on the 2020 American Standard heat pump system. The indoor equipment is located in the attic, with access through the Grande bedroom closet. Model P0V0C000M50SAAA, serial 20113LTUJG. We cleared the condensate line at the Jones valve. The system uses a 20 × 30 filter and a 14 × 14 filter. The Honeywell Home thermostat checked out operational in heating mode and displayed 79°F indoors with an 83°F setpoint during testing. We measured 127.9°F supply air and 90.0°F return air at the equipment, for a heating temperature rise of 37.9°F. Infrared readings at two ceiling supply registers were 113.0°F and 115.5°F. Outdoor Equipment The outdoor equipment is a 2020 American Standard Gold heat pump, model 4A6H7048A1000DA, serial 20255S3K2F. During heating operation, the compressor drew 12.61 amps and the outdoor fan motor drew 0.92 amps. Both readings were below their respective nameplate ratings. We discussed the upcoming leak search appoint

🛠️🛠️ Demand service No cool Rheem 2010 5 toon Set thermostat to cool but only room temperature coming out of the vents Went to other equipment and found that condenser fan motor or compressor were not working After opening condenser and ran a couple of test found that system was on a hard lockout due to a high-pressure switch It was also found that condenser fan motor was not working And that’s what cost high-pressure switch to lockout This is a variable speed condenser fan motor that hooked up to a circuit board I am unable to install a rescue motor Will call manufacture, then call homeowner with repair price ⚠️ System is not cooling at this time, 🗣️ Spoke with client informed regarding the information I received from the manufacturer Attached is an estimate please sign an accept

🛠️🛠️ Return and disassembled condenser framing, clean coils with coil cleaner and water As a courtesy went up to the attic and inspected evaporator coil No leaks were seen also checked for refrigerant. Leak with electronic leak detector. No leaks were present at condenser or evaporator coil Condenser coil is clean ✅ System is cooling properly at this time

Completed a heating maintenance on one gas furnace split system located in the attic. Inspected the furnace and checked the sequence of operations to ensure the system is operating properly in heating mode. Checked thermostat controls, inspected the blower motor, and tested all electrical components to verify proper operation and that readings are within manufacturer specifications. Checked temperature rise to ensure the furnace is heating properly. Inspected the heating components, cleaned out the condensation drain line, and replaced the air filter. After completing maintenance, tested system operation and confirmed the furnace is heating the home properly. Also verified that the system switches back into cooling mode correctly. At this time, the system is operating properly. No further recommendations at this time.