HVAC Palm Desert, CA 

Install circuit board and test —- cooling system is operating as designed—-circuit board located in attic with the furnace—-attic is located in the master bedroom closet—-recommendations. 1)HFCC membership, which Client purchased.—-2) replacement of existing auxiliary water safety pan, which is undersized and has no water safety switch will send estimate 3) furnace needs maintenance Note : forgot to credit Client $20.75 before running card (reference membership discount from previous visit) —-will less this amount from estimate))

Performed diagnostic on 1999 carrier furnace located in attic. Home is tenant occupied. Blower motor non operational. Verified circuit board is failing not sending proper 120 v to blower motor. Bypassed circuit board and used eac terminal to allow for temporary cooling. Circuit board will need replacing. Contacted home owner and advised on repair and replacement options. Equipment in very poor condition well past life expectancy. Recommend equipment replacement to avoid additional breakdowns. Advised on fall special with instant rebates available this month. Attached options below

Demand call for no cooling. Member reported newly installed equipment was not operating and was experiencing thermostat issues. Upon arrival, found thermostat set to OFF. Set thermostat to cooling and initiated a call, but equipment did not respond. Removed thermostat faceplate and bypassed thermostat by jumpering R to Y. Equipment started and operated, indicating a faulty thermostat. Replaced thermostat and configured installer settings for the heat pump system. Cycled equipment in heating, cooling, and fan modes to verify proper operation. System is now cooling and operating properly at the time of service.

🛠️🛠️ The demand service No cool Upon arrival, tenant informed me that condenser was making a high-pitched noise, went to condenser for further investigation where it was discovered that condenser fan motor was not spinning freely Checked capacitor and capacitor check OK Capacitor, start kit and contactor a have been replaced in a previous repair 🗣️ Called the homeowner informed her of findings Also gave her the option to renew membership, but client only approved the necessary repairs Replaced condenser fan motor and tested system operations Capacitor, fan motor, compressor, amps and voltage ✅ System is now cooling properly and within limit

Maintenance on two Bosch 3 ton heat pump package units. Two 24 x 24, one located by guestroom the other located by master bedroom. Condensation line is cleared filters changed. Verified condensation line draining properly. Two Honeywell thermostats working properly. Verified all electrical and safety. Checked both system sequence of operation. Checked compressor amps, checked fan motor amps, checked split and disconnect box, check temperature split. Verify both systems are heating. All systems are working per manufacture spec.

Upon arrival, Client wanted to have a quick check up on outdoor unit as she stated that outdoor unit is making a loud noise than usual. With further investigation informed client that noise level is completely normal for the age and condition of unit. Checked out all electrical components such as run capacitor, compressor, amps and fan motor amps fan motor amps were above manufacturer specifications. Everything else is within range inform Client that system is way past life expectancy, and would highly recommend a full replacement both outdoor and indoor unit both are original to home. Client understands and just wanted to make sure everything is working. OK. System is cooling down the house properly will send estimate via email for a new condenser fan motor.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance and safety checks on two American Standard Platinum split systems. Indoor equipment is located in separate attics. Equipment identification includes indoor model P0V0C000M50SBAA, serial 210861KBJG, manufactured February 2021, and outdoor model 4A7V8048A1000BC, serial 190542511F, manufactured January 2019. Replaced 24 × 30, 24 × 24, 14 × 14, and 18 × 18 filters. Cleared electrical components, mechanical platforms, and outdoor disconnect boxes of dust and debris. Inspected electrical connections, checked voltage, motor amperage, and applicable capacitors, and verified blower operation. Verified proper heating sequence and checked safety controls. On the gas-fired indoor equipment, checked inducer operation, monitored burners, verified safety and rollout switches, checked gas pressures and temperature rise, and confirmed zero carbon monoxide detected. Verified ductwork was properly secured and attached to both systems. Cleared condensate lines thr

🔥💨 Two system maintenance Furnaces are located in separate attics Condensers are located on ground Semi annual HVAC fall service Replaced three filters 20 x 20. 16 x 30. 20 x 30. All ceiling mounted. Cycled equipment followed heating sequence of operation into a farm motor, blower motor, flame, sensors, gas, pressure, heating safety sensors, amps and voltage Cleared condensation lines, cleaned out burners, furnace, and mechanical platform Thermostat checked out OK, ( living room thermostat intermittently dropping 54°) thermostat had been made manual at last visit Reset thermostat again, did inform client thermostat might be faulty. Check for carbon monoxide throughout the house/nothing detected ✅ Equipment checked out operational and within the limits ☕️🎃 Gave client Starbucks gift card for October maintenance 📆 Booked summer maintenance

Performed a heating maintenance on a gas furnace located in the closet. Check sequence of operation by checking out all electrical and temperature rise. Cleaned out condensation washed out washer filter. Make sure blower motor is operating properly found no carbon monoxide detected. At this time system is heating up the house properly with no errors or alerts present at this time. Finish maintenance by making sure his system switched back into Como correctly.

Performed heating maintenance on two 2025 American Standard package units. Filters were located in the ceiling and replaced with new filters. Flushed the condensation lines to ensure proper drainage. Checked amperage and voltage, verified the sequence of operation, inspected capacitors, and checked the temperature split on both systems. Cleared accumulated dust from the electrical component areas. All components checked were within range, and both systems are operating within specifications in heating mode at the time of maintenance. Provided the customer with a Starbucks gift card.

Performed a heating maintenance on 2 2018 Allied package unit, changed lakes filter, filter located on hallway ceiling, flushed condensation line, on unit check for amperage and voltage, followed sequence of operation, check for carbon monoxide, check for capacitor, check for temperature split, everything within range also clear out dust accumulated inside electrical component area. System is working within specification in heating at the time of maintenance.

Performed scheduled heating maintenance and safety check on American Standard heat pump system. Indoor equipment is located in the garage, manufactured October 2023, model P0V0C000M50SDAA, serial 23421N4CJG. Outdoor equipment was manufactured March 2024, model 4A6H6048N1000AA, serial 2412541YKF. Replaced 20 × 25 filter located within the filter rack. Cleared electrical components of dust and debris, inspected electrical connections, and checked voltage, motor amperage, and applicable capacitors. Verified blower operation and proper heating sequence. Checked supply and return temperatures and verified heating performance within manufacturer specifications. Verified proper operation of condensate safety switch and cleared condensate line, which terminates next to the outdoor equipment on the west end of the home. Verified thermostat operation and cycled equipment. System is within manufacturer specifications, heating and operating properly at the time of service. Gave Starbucks gift car

Performed annual maintenance on two 2024 American Standard Platinum Series heat pump systems, one 3-ton and one 4 ton. Replaced the 16x25 and 20x25 filters located in the filter racks in the upper and lower areas. Inspected the heating sequence of operations, blower amperage, temperature rise, and electrical components. Cycled both systems in cooling mode and checked compressor amperage, outdoor fan motor amperage, and system alerts. Both outdoor units indicated no active alerts. Thoroughly rinsed the condenser coils and cleaned the mini-split filters and coils. Cleared both condensate drain lines to ensure proper drainage. Both systems are operating properly in heating and cooling modes at this time. Client would like to renew the maintenance plan when it is due.

We removed existing bad compressor, recovered the refrigerant. We then welded in new compressor, pulled a vacuum, and recharged the system to a Subcool of 11 degrees and weighed in the charge at 6 pounds and tested the system. The system is now cooling properly. System has a 10x30 filter. Maintenance is already scheduled for next month. At the time of today’s service the system is working properly.

Comfort indoor service on 2024 American standard silver 14 upflow heat pump split system. Fau located inside garage, condenser by garage. Replaced filter and flushed condensate line. Blew out electrical compartment. Condensate termination point by condenser. Water safety switch working. Checked all components and capacitors. Checked amps and volts on all motors. Checked static pressure. Went over ecobee thermostat and removed service reminders. Removed fan mode running 55/60 minutes. Gave star bucks gift card. Went over whole house surge protection.

Performed scheduled maintenance and safety check on the American Standard heat pump system. Indoor equipment is located in the garage. Indoor equipment: Manufactured October 2023; model P0V0C000M50SDAA; serial 23423P50JG. Outdoor equipment: Manufactured February 2024; model 4A6V8X48A1000AB; serial 2406338PJF. Left a 20 × 25 replacement filter with the member, as the existing filter had recently been changed. Cleared the condensate line at the Jones valve and washed the outdoor condensing coil. Checked compressor and outdoor fan amperage, measuring 19.50 amps and 1.79 amps, respectively. Verified supply temperatures of approximately 52°F in cooling and 108°F in heating. Confirmed cooling temperature split and heating temperature rise were within manufacturer specifications. Verified temperature readings at supply registers. System is within manufacturer specifications in heating and operating properly at the time of service. Scheduled the next maintenance appointment with the member

Maintenance on an American standard platinum series 5 ton horizontal Heat pump. Customer supplied filter at FAU. Attic access located in master bedroom closet. Condensation line cleared filter changed. Verified condensation draining properly. 1050 Thermostat shows no active alerts. Verified all electrical and safety. Check system sequence of operation. Checked relay panel, checked FAU amps, check compressor amps, checked fan motor amps, checked fees and disconnect box, checked Freon and pressure. Verified system is heating. CDA monitor shows no active alerts. System is working per manufacture spec. System is within range and working properly.

Performed a heating maintenance on a American Standard package unit and a Payne package unit, changed 20x24 & 18x30 filter, filter located on hallway ceiling, flushed condensation line, on unit check for amperage and voltage, followed sequence of operation, check for carbon monoxide, check for capacitor, check for temperature split, everything within range also clear out dust accumulated inside electrical component area. System is working within specification in heating at the time of maintenance.

Comfort heater service on 2015 upflow split system. Fau located inside closet, condenser on east side of home. Replaced filter and flushed condensate line. Checked all heater and safety components. Checked blower housing. Blew out electrical compartment. Cycled both heater and ac. Systems properly running. Gave Starbucks gift card.

Performed scheduled indoor equipment maintenance and heating safety checks on two 2017 American Standard natural gas systems located in the garage. Washed washable filters located inside both equipment cabinets. Equipment identification: * Model AUD2C100B9V5VBB; serial 175157CT1G; manufactured December 2017. * Model AUD2B080A9V3VBB; serial 175154D11G; manufactured December 2017. Cleared electrical components and burner compartments of dust and debris. Verified proper heating sequence, monitored burner operation, checked electrical connections, voltage, amperage, and applicable capacitors. Checked inducer draft motors, blower operation, static pressure, and gas pressures. Verified proper operation of safety and rollout switches. Zero carbon monoxide detected. Inducer amperage measured 0.22 amps on each system. First system return temperature measured 85.8°F and supply temperature measured 134.6°F, providing a 48.8°F temperature rise within manufacturer specifications. Second system

Upon arrival fau was making a banging noise pulled out blower motor adjusted blower motor noticed clip was off blower wheel . Put clip back on noise went away. Advise client if it happens again. We have to replace blower wheel

Arrived to run new thermostat wire from fau closet to outdoor unit. When I arrived I saw that there was no access to the attic. I asked the customer that we would have to run conduit across the roof and down the wall. He said he would have to get approval from the HOA in order to proceed. Additionally he also mentioned that the temporary thermostat wire that was ran is not working as he has been without cooling sine it was ran. I called the office and had them schedule a HVAC tech to come out and troubleshoot the AC. I discussed with the customer when he gets approval for the conduit to contact myself or the office so we could provide an estimate to run the wire.

Indoor unit safety inspection and maintenance. Both pieces of equipment executed at the sequence of operation in heating. Gas furnaces (2) are upflow, installed in a mechanical closet near the front door. Two straight cool condensers are installed on the right side of the house. Outdoor condensate termination is located near the front door. No access to clear P-trap is provided. Removed rocks and dirt from external termination and used CO2 tank to clear primary condensate drain line. Blower capacitor: good. Blower capacitors value is 20/5uf. Checked static pressure, blower motor amp draw and temperature heat rise. Inducer motor/capacitor: good. Both pieces of equipment are functioning according to manufacture specifications. Pre-booked summer maintenance – Starbucks. Indoor air quality: active.

Performed an indoor safety maintenance on two 2018 American Standard furnaces. One FAU is located in the garage and the other is located in the attic, accessed through the master bedroom closet. Filters are located inside the filter rack and on the indoor ceiling. Replaced the 20x25 and 20x30 filters and flushed the condensation lines to ensure proper drainage. Followed the heating sequence of operation on both systems and checked amperage, voltage, blower speed, electrical connections, carbon monoxide levels, temperature rise, and capacitors. Cleared accumulated dust from the electrical components. All readings and components were within range at the time of maintenance. Both systems are operating within specifications in heating. Provided the customer with a Starbucks gift card.

Performed scheduled routine indoor equipment maintenance and heating safety check on 2015 Lennox natural gas heating equipment. Model: SL280UH070XV36A-03 Serial: 5915B15575 Manufactured: February 2015 Cleared electrical components and burner compartment of dust and debris. Verified proper heating sequence of operation, monitored burners, checked voltage and amperage, and verified blower and inducer draft motor operation. Checked safety and rollout switches, static pressure, and gas pressure. Verified zero carbon monoxide detected. Recorded return-air temperature of 79.3°F and supply-air temperature of 119.6°F, providing a temperature rise of 40.3°F, within the manufacturer’s listed specifications. Cleared condensate line, which terminates in the guest bathroom shower. Verified thermostat operation and cycled equipment to confirm proper heating operation. Equipment operating properly at completion of service. Provided member with a Starbucks gift card.