HVAC Palm Desert, CA 

Upon arrival found system calling for the code and only indoor equipment operating. Upon further inspection found no voltage going to disconnect and found 50 amp breaker tripped. Open up electrical inside condensing unit and found burnt/loose wiring for condenser fan motor. Fixed wiring and tested equipment and system is now operational but intermittently turning off due to faulty thermostat manually changing temperatures, causing equipment to turn off. Replaced thermostat with P 200 and tested. System is now cooling and operating properly. Also informed members that equipment is in very poor condition and equipment is running at max amps highly recommend replacement will send over estimates

Performed a cooling maintenance on a 2016 condenser, condenser located on right side of home, filter located inside fau, fau located in garage, changed 24x24 filter, flushed condensation line, check for thermostat, on condenser check for amperage and voltage, check for compressor, check for freon level, check for capacitors, check for disconnect box 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.

Today’s annual cooling preventative maintenance consisted of one American Standard unit located on the side of the home. I first began with replacing the 20 x 25 filter in the hallway closet to ensure that proper airflow is able to circulate back to the system at minimal resistance. I then verified that the thermostat is properly calling for cooling and turning the unit on with no errors occurring. I then verified that the system is properly calling, ensuring that the liquid line in the suction line are providing a proper 20° split to ensure that the home is cooling efficiently to the desired temperature. The amps on the system are safely testing out in the correct range verifying a controlled voltage is being used, and the condensation line is draining properly at this time of service. I also ensure that the coils are free of any debris to ensure that the system is able to provide proper circulation around the compressor. The capacitor is also testing all safely for the rated range an

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Upon arrival, client explained to me package unit is running all day and only got down to 69° last night when thermostat was set to 68. Checked refrigerator levels and temperature split. System has proper superheat, sub cool, and temperature pressures. Also system has a 24° temperature differential between supply and return air temperatures also washed condenser coil.

🛠️🛠️ Work performed ✅ replaced defective compressor ✅ checked compressor harness at compressor and drive ✅ pressurized system to 500 psi ✅ vacuum to 500 µm ✅ recharge system to manufacture, specifications, and balanced subcool ✅ Monitor system on test mode, check compressor amps and fan motor System is now operating properly and within the limits Set thermostat to normal settings

Diagnostic 2006 equipment for casita. Equipment has major leak in refrigeration system. Equipment is un repairable due to r22 refrigerant coils no longer manufactured.. will schedule to install new ductless mini split for casita. Collected deposit

The installation of a 4-ton Friedrich 14 SEER upflow split heat pump system has been completed. During this process, two original duct runs were replaced to enhance airflow efficiency. Additionally, the ducting transition was corrected, addressing the absence of a proper transition yield (TY) that was previously noted. Furthermore, a four-inch dryer knockdown duct was also repaired. This work contributes to improved heating and cooling performance throughout the system.

Today’s annual cooling preventative maintenance consisted of two package units located on the roof. I first begin with replacing all of the filters throughout the home to ensure that proper airflow is able to circulate back to the system and minimal resistance. I then verified that both of the thermostats are properly calling for cooling and turning the unit on with no errors occurring. All of the cooling sequence of operations are successfully checking out verifying there’s a proper 20° split between each of the supply and returns which ensures that the home is cooling efficiently to the desire temperature the amperage for both of the systems are safely testing out in the correct range ensuring a controlled voltage is being used, and both of these systems are properly draining off the roof to the designated area of the condensation line free of any obstructions. And the coils are also free of any obstructions and debris to ensure proper airflow and circulate. Overall, both of these Am

Dripping noise inside master bathroom is not coming from HVAC system. System drains to the opposite side of the noise. could not access area where noise is coming from

After Diagnostic found collapsed return ducting repaired return ducting unit is up and cooling also signed up client on comfort plan

Performed a cooling maintenance on a 2020 American Standard Platinum series condenser, condenser located on right side of home, filter located hallway ceiling, fau located in attic, changed filter, flushed condensation line, on condenser check for amperage and voltage, check for compressor, check for freon level, check if thermostat had no error codes or alerts, everything within range , clear out dust accumulated inside electrical component area and rinsed condenser coil. System is working within specification in cooling at the time of maintenance.

Upon arrival client stated system was cooling then stopped then seem to cool a little but still not working. Found system off on error codes. Found error codes 126 which is communication error. Found outdoor unit had 16 volts dc when it needs to be 12 volts dc. Found corroded cap nuts at unit, fix wires and still same error code. Tried extra wire and still same issue. Found cap nuts corroded right by the garage door before wire goes under ground, fixed cap nuts. Same issue occurred. Pulled wire out of wall and found exposed low voltage wires, fixed wires. Same issue occurred. Ran temporary low voltage wires and found 12 volts dc, issue resolved with new low voltage wire. Went to cycle system and found indoor unit off line. Rebooted and found same issue with indoor offline. Removed indoor unit and tried to bring back online however thermostat would not find indoor unit. Factory restored system and thermostat would still not find indoor unit. Found bad circuit board, see corrosion on boa

Today Daniel calling preventative maintenance consisted of two American standard package units. I first began with replacing all of the filter filters to located at the unit one in the home replacing these filters ensure that proper airflow is able to circulate back to the system at minimal resistance. I then verified that the ecobee and the Honeywell thermostat are properly calling for cooling and turning the unit on with no errors occurring. All of the cooling sequence of operations are successfully checking out for both of these systems verifying there’s a proper 20° split between each supply and return which ensures that the home is cooling efficiently to the desire temperature. The coils on the system are free of debris and obstructions, ensuring proper airflow can flow through the system. And both of the condensation lines are draining off the roof to the designated area with no obstructions to the line. The amps and each capacitor are testing out for the correct range on both of

Restrictive metering device. Removed bulb from in side to outside evaporator coil. Temp split now 20’. Cleaned metering device

Upon arrival client stated unit will intermittently cool. Indoor temperature will be at 76° then at random times indoor temp will be at 83°. Found compressor not running at arrival. Condenser fan and blower motors were operational. Tested compressor and found compressor off on an internal thermal switch. Capacitor in range. Advised client of condition of compressor and if issue is reoccurring then signs point towards a failing compressor. Unit is 11 years old. Recommended to client replacement for new warranties and peace of mind. Client requested a phone call to go over pricing. Client to allow system to cool off on its own. Will notify office to schedule phone call for quotes. Replaced Cust supplied 20x36 filter and 12x12 filters. Cleared condensation line. Fau is located in master closet and condenser is located on the roof.

After Diagnostic found blown high voltage fuse installed fuse unit is up and cooling checked system is running on high amps on compressor we will be installing Thursday the 23 from 9 to 11

Performed a cooling maintenance on 2 2016 Day & Night condenser, condenser located on right side of home, filter located inside filter rack , fau located in garage, changed 2 16x25 filter , flushed condensation line, checked for thermostat on condenser check for amperage and voltage, check for compressor, check for freon level, check for capacitors capacitor were out of range on both condenser advices HO gave me okay to replace both capacitors, check for disconnect box 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.

Replaced capacitors and tested sequence of operation. Equipment is working properly according to manufacturer specifications.

Upon arrival unit was running temperature was set to 78. Thermostat was at 85 after diagnostic found restricted TXV and a dirty coil gonna have office schedule to clean coil and replace TXV and filter dryer system is cooling at this time

Replaced capacitors to master bedroom equipment. Repaired electrical circuit and tested operation

Performed a cooling maintenance on a 2020 American Standard condenser, condenser located on right of home, filter located inside filter rack, fau located in garage, changed 20x25 filter, flushed condensation line, check for thermostat, on condenser check for amperage and voltage, check for compressor, check for freon level topped Freon, check for capacitors, check for disconnect box 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.

Today’s annual cooling preventative maintenance consisted of one American standard unit. I first began with replacing the 24 x 24 filter to ensure that proper airflow is able to circulate back to the system at minimal resistance. I then verified that the thermostat is properly calling for cooling and turning the unit on with no errors occurring. All of the cooling sequence of operations are successfully chucking out verifying there’s a proper 20° split between the liquid line and the suction line which ensures that the home is cooling efficiently to the desired temperature. I then verified that the condensation line is draining properly at this time of service with no obstructions to the line. The amps on the system are safely testing out for the correct rating ensuring a controlled voltage is being used. The coils are free of debris and obstructions to ensure that proper airflow can circulate to the compressor. Overall, this American standard unit is operating to the manufacture specs

Cleaned coil vacuum system unit is up and cooling

Upon arrival, new system outdoor unit non-operational. Indoor unit was only blowing hot air upon further investigation on a blown fuse and disconnect, checked wiring connections and found a loose ground wire tighten up all connections and gave system. A new fuse and system started up and started to cool down the house properly compressor amps and amps are well within range. New system is now cooling down the house properly. Client also has concerns about R 22 system. Client system isn’t keeping up with temperature set inform Client that system needs refrigerant and we do not carry that refrigerant on our trucks. Will send Client an estimate via email if he wants us to add 2 pounds of refrigerant. We will come back and refrigerate.