Indio, CA

I Performed Maintenance on the Cooling System. Also replaced a 18x30 filter. The system is a 2012 model located on the ground. I also flushed the condensate drain from the outside. I advised client about the age of the dual run capacitor and even though it is still in specifications, recommended replacement of it due to age. Also found that the start capacitor kit tested no good. Sent client recommendation of findings and client to advise.

After Diagnostic found unit was low on Freon added 4 pounds unit is up and cooling also signed client up on comfort plan

Service Report – 2019 Lennox Split System Upon Arrival: Client reported that the system stopped cooling the night before. He rebooted the thermostat, which reconnected to his phone, but the system still was not cooling. At one point, the client’s wife heard the outdoor unit humming. Inspection: • Thermostat was set to cooling; indoor blower was operating. • Inspected the outdoor condenser unit: condenser fan motor was running, but the compressor was not. • Tested the capacitor and found it completely out of range. Repair: • Installed a test capacitor and attempted to start the system. • Compressor was overheated, rinsed compressor to cool down. • After cooldown, attempted to start again — this time, the system started up properly. • Checked starting amps, running amps for both compressor and fan motor. • Verified refrigerant levels — all readings within normal operating limits. Outcome: System is now operating properly and within manufacturer specifications. Additional Not

For today’s annual maintenance on a York unit consisted of changing out the two filters inside home. 20x30 & 14x14. Ensured the Honeywell thermostat is operating correctly. I cleared the condensation line from the side of the house, it is properly draining. Capacitor on unit is good. I also ensured to thoroughly wash the coils for on the unit. Frion levels weren’t as accurate as they could be. Slightly out of range for the units age and Frion levels of an R22 system. Client is aware of this issue and will move forward with adding some refrigerant to system. Demand appointment is scheduled for the 16th to add some refrigerant to level out pressures and regulate temperature split. Overall the system is cooling at the moment, and all other components are working properly.

After Diagnostic found bad condenser fan motor replaced part and did the maintenance followed Sequence of operation rinsed out filter checked amps voltage capacitor working at range checked pressures where low balanced out sub cooling added 3 pounds of 410@ rinsed condenser down unit is working to manufacture specification in cooling,

I Performed Maintenance on both the Cooling Systems. Also replaced a 20x30 20x20 20x24 10x20 Filters. Both the Cooling Systems are 2014 and 2004 models located on the ground. Upon arrival I found that the Living Room Goodman unit (s#22134) was set for 83 degrees and reading 88 degrees. I found that the condenser fan motor was seized up. I recommended installed new condenser fan motor and tested the system. Both Cooling Systems checked out operational at the time of the service.

Performed annual maintenance on 3 ton silver unit. Checked amperage on all motors and components. Verified proper refrigerant (Freon) levels. Inspected and tested all motors – operating within normal parameters. Washed down condenser coils for improved efficiency. Cleared condensation drain line to ensure proper drainage. Replaced air filters (1) 16x30, 1) 14x14, System is operating efficiently at this time.

Call client and she is still having issues with master bedroom She will call her home warranty and have them come back out to check system

Spoke with the client regarding the parts from the manufacture. They mentioned it will take 1–2 days to bring the part from a different branch. I informed the client that once the part arrives at our shop, we will proceed to schedule the repair.

Repair Summary Work Performed: • Replaced the system compressor under warranty. • Pressurized system and performed a leak check—no leaks found. • Pulled a vacuum to appropriate micron level to ensure system was moisture- and air-free. • Recharged system with 13 lbs of R-410A refrigerant. • Set thermostat to test mode to allow refrigerant to stabilize and balanced the subcooling. • Replaced customer-supplied batteries for the bedroom temperature sensor. System Status: • After completing repairs and refrigerant balancing, the system is now operating properly and within manufacturer-specified limits. Client Concerns: Client expressed concern that the master bedroom and guest bedroom remain warmer than the rest of the house, particularly compared to the living room, which gets very cold. Recommendations Discussed: • Informed client that the most effective long-term solution is to zoned the system with automatic dampers and individual room control. • Also mentioned the option

Upon arrival system was cooling at all due to a trip breaker. After switching on breakers system turned on and started to cool was getting a 22° split per management team. We will continue to monitor your system as we do not think there is a leak, but possibly a faulty compressor as of right now system is cooling properly.

Performed annual maintenance in cooling on a Lennox split, followed sequence of operation Changed filter checked amps voltage pressures capacitor working at range cleared condensation line rinsed condenser down unit is working to manufacture specification in cooling

The installation of a 5-ton Silver 14 split heat pump has been successfully completed. In addition, we replaced the return air filter grille to accommodate the increased airflow from the new unit. A Honeywell S200 thermostat was also installed as part of the service. We communicated extensively through email to address various inquiries regarding the installation process. As per the client's request, we will provide photographs of the installation upon completion. Financing options are available for 0% interest over 18 months, subject to credit approval.

Emailed heat pump estimates.

Performed a cooling maintenance on a 2024 American standard platinum unit. At this time system is cooling down the house within manufacturers specifications, change out filters and finish maintenance by cleaning out condensation line and washing down condenser unit.

Service call su Purpose of Visit: Client requested a general system check to ensure proper operation. Work Performed: • Set thermostat to cooling mode and verified proper sequence of operation. • Checked capacitor, hard start kit, condenser fan motor, and measured both running and starting amps. • Evaluated refrigerant levels, subcooling, superheat, and line temperatures—results were within proper operating range. • While inspecting components, found the contactor was emitting a loud buzzing noise. • Checked resistance across the contactor and readings were within manufacturer specifications. Findings & Recommendations: • Informed client that while the contactor readings were within range, the buzzing noise is a strong indicator of potential failure. • Explained that faulty contactors may either remain stuck closed or fail to close entirely, both of which can lead to system issues or failure. • Client approved replacement of the contactor based on these concerns. Repairs Ma

I Performed Maintenance on the Cooling System. Also client replaced a 20x36 and 14x14 Filter. The system is a 2023 Heat Pump model located in the laundry room attic and outside on the ground. I also flushed the condensate drain. I advised client about the comfort plan and client elected for the one time service. Sent client estimate for the family comfort plan. The system checked out operational at the time of the service.

Cooling maintenance on Amana split system. Furnace is located in attic, changed out customer supplied filters 16 x 30 and 14 x 14. Located in ceiling, cleared all electrical components of dust and debris, verified proper sequence of operation, checked volts, and amps, checked, capacitors, verified refrigerant levels, and line temperature temperatures and cycle equipment. Found condensing coil, extremely dirty, washed coil and cleared condensation line throughout outside termination. System is within manufacturers, specifications, and cooling and operating properly at this time of service.

I Performed Maintenance on the Cooling System. Also replaced a 20x30 filter and flushed the condensate drain from the attic. The system is a 2019 model located in the master closet attic and outside on the ground. I found that the hard start kit tested no good. I recommended and installed new hard start kit and tested the system. The system checked out operational at the time of the service.

Quoted on ductless 5480.00

Performed a cooling maintenance on a Bosch package unit. Replaced filter and wash down condenser coil. Electrical motors and components function according to manufacture specifications. Refrigerant circuit diagnostic – good. Recommend installing a power surge protector – estimate sent via email. System is cooling the home at the time of maintenance.

Performed cooling maintenance on two 2020 Amana split systems. Furnaces are located in attic, changed out filters located in ceiling, upon maintenance found system serial number 8034.(living room unit) not operating upon further inspection found system to have faulty 45/5MFD capacitor and starting amps, exceeding specifications, installed 45/5MFD capacitor and compressor saver kit and tested system, verified refrigerant levels and line temperatures and cycle equipment. Washed condensing coils and cleared condensation lines throughout outside terminations located next to condensing units. Set both thermostats back to 82° and locked door.With recommended repairs both systems are now within manufacturer specifications, and cooling and operating properly at this time of service.

Sent estimate for leak check

Service Report – Demand Service Call Issue: No Cooling Summary: Upon arrival, the client reported that the system was not cooling. Proceeded to the 1050 thermostat—no current or historical alerts were present. Diagnostics Performed: • Attempted to initiate system test mode through the thermostat, but equipment was unresponsive. • Set thermostat to “Cool” and lowered the temperature to trigger system call. • Proceeded to the outdoor condenser. Restored power to the unit. • Observed the CDA (Compressor Drive Assembly) flickering on and off several times. • Verified that incoming high-voltage power is present at the unit. • Determined that the drive is not responding to control signals or power commands. Findings & Recommendations: • Drive failure is preventing system operation. • Drive is under part warranty, but labor is not covered. • Drive is not currently in stock. • Client has signed the quote for repairs. Next Steps: • Will follow up with the client on Monday with an

Service Report – Demand Service Call Issue: No Cooling Summary: Upon arrival, the client reported that the system was not cooling. He noted that the compressor would come on, but the condenser fan was not spinning. Client set the thermostat to cooling mode remotely via his mobile device. Diagnostics Performed: • Opened the condenser service panel and immediately found a visibly swollen run capacitor. • Replaced the faulty capacitor with a new one. • Restarted the system and confirmed proper operation. • Verified both first and second-stage cooling. • Checked and recorded amperage for the compressor and fan motor—both operating within normal range. Outcome: System is now cooling and operating properly within manufacturer specifications. Parts & Warranty: • Replaced failed run capacitor under part warranty. • Labor not included

I Performed Maintenance on the Cooling System. Also replaced 2) 14x25 and 12x12 Filters. The system is a 2006 model located on the ground. Also cleaned filters for the ductless mini split for garage and cleaned outdoor unit. The system for the garage and main house unit is working properly at the time of the service.

Upon arrival found that the casita was turned off, I turned system on and outdoor fan stopped, compressor still running. Compressor overheated due to outdoor fan stopping. Tried to cool compressor with water for over 20 mins, compressor would not restart at present time. No one home for summer. Will return Monday for further diagnose.

Emailed estimate.

Upon arrival, found that only the blower and condenser fan motor were operating, while the compressor was overheated. After cooling down the compressor, the system turned on, and it was confirmed that the system is low on refrigerant. A previous technician had already identified both a refrigerant leak and a restriction in the coil. Informed the client that the system uses R-22 refrigerant, which has been phased out and is now difficult and costly to obtain. Advised that adding refrigerant is not recommended due to the existing leak, as the refrigerant will escape and there is no warranty on the recharge. Strongly recommend full system replacement. Client advised they will contact their home warranty provider regarding potential repair or replacement. Client also requested that previous estimates be resent via email.

Performed annual maintenance on a 5 ton 2014 Goodman unit. Performed a complete system check. Verified proper sequence of operation and inspected system components. Checked amperage draw on all motors, confirmed proper refrigerant (Freon) levels, and inspected capacitor. Replaced 2) 20x30 filters located side by side in the hallway. Cleared the condensation drain line from outside termination. Washed down the condenser coils. System is cooling properly at this time of service.

1 unit check compressor amps and capacitor working per specification. Cleaned condenser. Drain condensate line. Changed filter notices filter were very filthy haven’t been changed in a long time.Recommended customer a coil cleaning and to call Hyde’s for a quote. Wash down condenser. Freon levels are good

Performed a cooling maintenance on a platinum split system. Wash down condenser coil, cleared condensate drain line and replaced filter filters. No alerts or notifications on CDA. Thermostat – OK. Refrigerant circuit diagnostic – good. System is cooling the home and functioning according to manufacture specifications.

Performed annual cooling maintenance on a 2021 American Standard Silver 1.5 ton split system and 2) 2009 Lennox 2.5 ton and 4 ton split systems. Faus located in attic. Replaced 3) 14x24 and a 20x30 filters throughout the house. Followed sequence of operations and checked voltage, amperage, capacitor, temperature split, and Freon levels. Everything checked out in range. Rinsed condenser coil and cleared condensation line. Serviced garage ductless unit. Thermostats checked out operational. All systems are cooling properly at this time of service.

2 units check compressor LRA on both units amps are fairly high notified tenants about amps and that they are fairly old systems. Check capacitor on compressors and outdoor fans both good. Freon level and pressure good.washed down units and blew out condensation lines

Came to clear the condensation line: a good amount of water came out. Was dry before I cleared it Now properly dripping again Added my before & after photos. Client feels comfortable knowing his line is drained because he’s had two leaks in the past…