HVAC Palm Desert, CA 

Maintenance service on 2011 Lennox equipment. Replaced filters, cleared drain lines in attic. Cleaned burner compartment and mechanical platform from excessive dust. Verified gas and electrical connections are secure. Verified heating and cooling sequence of operation is operational at this time. Verified refrigerant pressures are good-advised equipment uses 410a refrigerant which has been phased and no longer manufactured. Checked blower motor, fan motor, inducer motor, compressor are operating. Advised Equipment is in poor condition due to past life expectancy and has multiple potential breakdowns due to age. Will schedule to replace equipment with IID Rebates

Arrived for a complimentary electrical safety inspection. During inspection I noticed that there was no surge protection for the home. I recommended having a whole home surge protector installed. A whole-house surge protector is very important because it defends your entire electrical system and major built-in appliances from sudden voltage spikes. Installed directly at your main electrical panel, it blocks external power surges caused by lightning, downed power lines, or grid switching before they can fry your home's electronics.

Performed indoor safety check in heat monthly maintenance in heat on 2 York package units, followed Sequence of operation Changed filters checked amps on blower motors capacitors limit switches safety switches working at range cleared burners cycled burners cleared condensation lines units are working to manufacture specification in heat also left Starbucks card behind

Gas package safety inspection and maintenance. Clean burner compartment with CO2 and replaced filter. Equipment executed the sequence of operation in heating. Checked capacitors, temperature heat rise and inducer motor. System is functioning according to manufacturer specifications. Pre-booked summer maintenance – Starbucks.

Performed annual maintenance on a 2017 Lennox gas furnace. Replaced the 20x25 filter located in the filter rack. Checked the Honeywell n100 thermostat to ensure proper operation in both heating and cooling modes. Followed the sequence of operations and inspected the gas valve, safety switches, flame sensor, blower motor amperage, and capacitor. Cycled the system and verified proper operation. Cleared the condensate drain line to ensure proper drainage. System is operating properly at the time of service.

Upon arrival system was on and running client stated unit just turned on yesterday went up in attic noticed water in safety pan vacuumed water out and cleaned condensation line tested water is draining properly at this time unit is cooling

Unit. #302F , thermostat by garage door/kitchen. Same 4 flashes for suction temp sensor, traced entire wiring and found it partly damaged where it fits through electrical panel to true suction area of condenser. Fixed with fresh stripped cuts and gray wire nuts. Could not find any issue with reversing valve , appears that the outdoor eev may have gotten stuck, performed the open and close test on eev board pins, could feel it fully open and close and numbers were good, no temp difference issues across true suction through reversing valve so doesn’t appear to have any internal leaking or stuck. Now getting 120° supply temp, other bedroom unit was off and got house up to 85° on both thermostats indoor temp. Recommended to pick her temp and just leave it, she prefers 78° in heating as she prefers it warm and always had it like that. No flashes on red led anymore. No short cycling or temperature issues.

Indoor unit safety inspection and maintenance. Replace filters. Equipment executed the sequence of operation in heating with no carbon monoxide detected in the home. Inducer/blower motor amp draw. Checked blower capacitor. Checked temperature heat rise. Pre-booked summer maintenance – Starbucks.

Called client to advise on 20x25x5 carbon clean merv 16 filter on amazon for two pack $80

1050 thermostat by kitchen wasn’t online or connected to app, rebooted and network was 2 yellow bars but on other 1050 by master bedroom was fulll green bars and showed connected to smart home. She also stated temperatures for master bedroom and bathroom felt off. I changed and added 1050 thermostats to room sensors and have them values at 50% with room sensors, temperature on display matches Temperature in room better now . Was able to have both thermostats on app and connected to network , may be a router issue or 2.4hz 5hz cause one has yellow network signal the other all green. May either be a router issue, or what router hz is and may need tech support to see if they are able to see what network hz it is and if needed to change, if all else then may start by replacing the room sensors, and very last the kitchen area 1050, but it is all working exactly as it should when finished it’s disfnostic.

Performed indoor safety check monthly maintenance in heat on a American standard location garage up flow, followed Sequence of operation rinsed out filter checked amps on blower motor capacitor voltage limit switches safety switches working at range cleared burners cycled burners cleared condensation line unit is working to manufacture specification in heat also left Starbucks card behind

Performed annual maintenance on a 2012 Lennox gas furnace and a 2024 American Standard partial installation. Replaced the 20x30 air filter. Followed the sequence of operations and inspected the gas valve, blower motor, capacitor, and flame sensor. Checked blower motor amperage and verified proper Reme LED indicator operation. Checked the T6 thermostat to ensure it was calling for both heating and cooling. Cycled the system in cooling mode and checked compressor amperage, fan motor amperage, and capacitor operation. Cleared the condensate drain line to ensure proper drainage. Both systems are operating properly in their respective modes at the completion of service.

After opening multiple switches and outlets I traced the tripping circuit with a toner. I was getting tone in multiple locations but none seemed to be the cause of the issue. I started toning outside and found an outlet with a pvc conduit going into the ground. After separating the circuits I was able to restore power to the home. The customer declined resolving the issue with the circuit in the conduit but did want to continue using the exterior outlet. I capped both the neutral and hot wires going into the conduit and connected the working circuit to a new gfci. Returned all devices back to how they were.

Help Client understand how to switch her thermostat from heat to cool mode. Wrote down written instructions on how to switch back-and-forth between the two modes.

Arrived at customer’s home to give a price for running a new dedicated circuit for a stovetop that customer is purchasing, and for an ev charger circuit with a diagnostic for a fan in one of the bedrooms. Will use spare conduit into the attic and run romex from there through the attic and down the wall to stove location. On a separate trip we will set an outlet off the back of the main breaker panel and perform a diagnostic on a fan in the bedroom. 1 electrician 1 helper 1 day for stovetop. 1 electrician 3 hrs for the outlet and diagnostic

Installed Reme halo and tested for east side of home.

Performed a first time maintenance on two split system units. Check main unit in both heating and cooling from all electrical components and refrigeration levels within range. Also checked out Casita unit and cool mode and found that thermostat wires from outdoor unit need to be repaired Client agreed after fixing low voltage wires for Casita unit system started up and started to cool down the Casita properly at this time. Both systems are working within specifications finish maintenance by cleaning out, condensation line and changing out filter.

Performed indoor safety check annual maintenance in heat on a American standard platinum followed Sequence of operation Changed filters checked amps on blower motor limit switches safety switches working at range cleared burners cycled burners cleared condensation line unit is working to manufacture specification in heat also left Starbucks card behind

Performed annual maintenance on two ultra Low nox furnaces American Standard split systems, model year 2020. Replaced air filters in the following sizes: 14× 24, 14 × 14, and 20 × 30. * Checked Honeywell 8000 thermostats and verified heating and cooling temperature settings. * Inspected system operation and checked electrical components and connections. * Checked gas pressure and inspected furnace operation. * Checked for unusual noises during operation. * Inspected both furnace locations: one in the hallway attic and the other in the garage . System Status: Both systems were operating properly at the time of service. Heating and cooling operation were checked, and no unusual noises were noted. No operational issues were observed during the maintenance visit.

Arrived to troubleshoot two ceiling fans that would not turn off with remotes. After troubleshooting ceiling fan I looked in the battery compartment of the remotes and switched the dip settings to both of them. After switching them around a bit I found the correct setting for both remotes. Both fans are now operating correctly.

Performed annual maintenance in heat on 2 Lennox splits located master bedroom attic, followed Sequence of operation Changed customer supplied filters checked amps on blower motors limit switches safety switches working at range checked blower motor capacitor unit that serves living area out of range reading 7.11 out of range is 7.125 recommend replacing cleared burners cycled burners cleared condensation lines units are working to manufacture specification in heat

Arrived at customer’s home to run two new thermostat wires for each platinum unit that is being installed today and tomorrow. Piped up exterior wall and penetrated into garage with customer’s approval. From inside the garage we piped up into the attic and ran wires to each indoor unit through the attic. Sealed all penetrations and confirmed with installers that thermostat wires we where they needed them to complete scope of work for today.

Maintenance on an American standard platinum series 4 ton upflow heat pump. FAU located in a closet by parking space 20 x 25 filter located at FAU. Condensation line cleared filter changed. 1050 thermostat working properly and showing no active alerts. Verified all electrical and safety. Checked system sequence of operation. Checked FAU amps, checked electrical and relay panel, checked compressor amps, checked fan motor amps, checked fuses and disconnect box, checked inrush, checked Freon and pressure. Outdoor unit monitor shows no active alerts. System is working per manufacture spec. Client renewed bi-annual maintenance via check.

Performed a heating maintenance on a gas furnace located in garage. Check sequence of operations by checking out all electrical and temperature rise. At this time system is heating up the house properly cleaned out condensation line washed out washable filter and finish maintenance by making sure your system switched back into cool mode properly.

Performed annual maintenance on 2019 American Standard Heat Pump split system Replaced the 20 × 30 and 10 × 10 air filters. * Checked system operation and verified heating and cooling functions. * Inspected electrical operating amperage. * Checked low-voltage electrical connections and system feedback. * Inspected ductwork for deterioration or visible damage. * Cycled the system to verify proper operation. * Checked compressor amperage, capacitor condition, and fan motor amperage. * Cleared debris and obstructions from the outdoor unit and surrounding terminal area. System Operation The heat pump was tested in both heating and cooling modes. At the time of service, the system was operating properly. Final Status: Annual maintenance completed. Heating and cooling operation verified at the time of service.