HVAC Palm Desert, CA 

Compressor overheated will come back tomorrow to allow compressor to cool down and perform diagnostic.

Upon arrival, turn system on in unit would operate while getting tools and ladder from van. You could hear a squealing noise coming from condenser located on roof. With further inspection, I discovered system had a faulty and swollen. Dual run capacitor measuring zero MFD causing condenser fan motor not to operate and compressor overheating. Install installed new dual run capacitor and test system. System is now operating and cooling properly..

🛠️🛠️ Noise issue On arrival client directed me to guest bathroom And a tapping noise was present It was in discovered that P-trap was gurgling and discharge port is in guest bathroom sink Went up to the attic and filled P-trap with water No more noise

Replacing existing ductless with a 2 ton AS Mitsubishi ductless

🛠️🛠️ Demand Service **Unit SN **27316 – Living Room System Upon arrival, client stated the system would cool, but frequent thermostat adjustments would sometimes cause the indoor temperature to rise and the system to stop cooling. Tested thermostat and lowered the setpoint by 10° for diagnostics. Inspected the outdoor unit, checked refrigerant pressures, capacitor, condenser fan motor, and compressor. System was operating within manufacturer specifications. Courtesy: Rinsed condenser coil. 🗣️ Client Communication Explained that the system uses a microchannel condenser coil, which is more sensitive to extreme heat. Recommended replacing the original capacitor and adding a start kit to help reduce startup stress and improve reliability. ✅ Client approved the recommended repairs. System is cooling properly at this time. Advised client to choose a comfortable temperature and set it and forget it, as frequent thermostat adjustments during extreme heat can contribute to overheating

Upon arrival, member stated the system was not cooling. Thermostat was calling for cooling; however, neither the indoor nor outdoor equipment was operating. Verified fault code at the control board indicating a circuit-related issue. Performed electrical diagnostics and tested the dual run capacitor. Found the 45/5 MFD capacitor out of manufacturer specifications. Replaced the failed 45/5 MFD capacitor, restored power, and cycled the system. Verified compressor and condenser fan motor started and operated properly. Confirmed compressor amperage, condenser fan amperage, and capacitor readings are within manufacturer specifications. Due to the indoor temperature being approximately 89°F upon arrival, the system exhibited an elevated temperature split immediately following the repair, which is expected while removing the accumulated heat load from the home. Verified conditioned air temperature at the supply measured approximately 61°F with a return air temperature of approximately 89°F. S

On arrival, newly installed unit had error code H4. Upon further diagnosis was able to get system back up and running at this time see notes no one home at the time of arrival did call a homeowner and let homeowner system is back up and running. No answer left everything the way it was before arrival . System at this time is , cooling down the house properly.

Two days an annual cooling preventative maintenance consisted of one American standard unit located on the side of the home. I first began with ensuring that the Honeywell thermostat is properly calling for cooling and turning the unit on with no errors occurring. I then verified that the system is properly calling for cooling and being turned on then clear the condensation line thoroughly to ensure that it is properly draining at this time of service with no obstructions to the line. The amp in the system are safely, checking out in the correct range and ensuring a controlled voltage is being used. Following with the capacitor also testing out safely for the correct range. I also ensure that the filter has been cleaned properly to ensure that proper airflow is able to circulate back to the system at minimal resistance. Overall, this system is operating to the manufacture specs at this time of today’s annual cooling preventative maintenance.

Installing 5 Ton American Standard Gold 17 horizontal Split Heat Pump System.

Install new 10 inch camper for office and insured system is cooling properly and going into second stage

Arrived at customer’s home to diagnose multiple circuits non op throughout home. Upon arrival I found that power was out for everyone in the area. Found that only some circuits were on the battery backup panel, but not the ac unit. Informed customer that ac was not on battery backup panel, and that battery needs to be upgraded or replaced with a bigger one to accommodate an ac unit. Also informed customer that if anything still doesn’t work when the power comes back on to give us a call. Tested all feeder lugs in panel to verify no power and complete scope of work for today.

Upon arrival, member stated the ductless mini-split located in the garage was leaking water from the indoor unit. Performed a visual inspection and verified the indoor evaporator coil was clean and free of debris. Inspected and flushed the condensate drain line through the exterior termination and verified the obstruction was cleared. Confirmed proper condensate drainage after flushing and verified no further leaks were present at the time of departure. Ductless system was not installed by our company. System is operating properly at this time

🛠️🛠️ Before dispatching to property I called number provided and left a message, letting them know I was on my way to property Also called grandson got no answer Called client and got no answer Dispatch to property on arrival client inform me that system has been working fine As a courtesy went to furnace to verify that lines are not frozen Per client system is working fine

Upon arrival, both indoor and outdoor unit were operational. System is a 407C refrigerant type as shown in pictures. System is very low on refrigerant called realtor multiple times no answer. Was able to talk to homeowner and let homeowner know that system refrigerant is an older type of refrigerant and depending on where leak is located may not be able to replace. Send estimate via email to do a leak search once Client signs off on leak search repair will come back and do a leak search. have not been authorized to do leak search yet. Will only charge today’s visit with trip charge and diagnostic fee.called multiple times goes right to voicemail

🛠️🛠️ Demand service no cool No one home Bedroom unit Serial number*******4410 On arrival called and was informed alerts from the ecobee thermostat System to cool, but temperature keeps rising Went up to the equipment to further diagnose situation Found frozen evaporator coil and compressor Open blower motor compartment Tested circuit board and blower motor It was determined that blower motor is not working Client but went straight to voice message Called husband and went to voice message Waited 15 minutes called again no answer Attached is an estimate for labor On blower motor replacement

Performed a cooling maintenance on a Lennox package unit, changed 20x30 filter, filter located in ceiling, flushed condensation line, check for thermostat, on unit check for amperage and voltage, check for compressor, check for freon level, check for temperature split, checked for disconnect box, everything within range also clear out dust accumulated inside electrical component area and rinsed unit coil. System is working within specification in cooling at the time of maintenance.

Installed new compressor, pressure test system to ensure no leaks, vacuum system to remove all air and moisture from unit and recharge system to manufacture specifications

Part has already been ordered Will follow back up with Client. When part is in stock.

Upon arrival client stated both systems not cooling. Client stated had another company come out and stated low on refrigerant for bedroom system s-2404. Also ecobee stated possible water switch issue due to thermostats turning off and on. Found both systems water safety switch activated due to plugged condensate lines. Installed jones valve to system that didn’t have it and flushed both lines. Living area system working. Added two pounds of r410a to bedroom system. Client stated other company stated leak in coil but didn’t do leak search. Advised we will monitor system. Renewed on yearly agreement.

Performed a cooling maintenance on a split system. Checked electrical motors with an amp draw, measured dual run capacitor and refrigerant circuit diagnostics. Replaced filters. Thermostats/disconnect box: good. Client renew club membership – paid via C. C. System is cooling the home at the time of maintenance.

Unit SN ***** 9663 Living room system Replace compressor, flush lines, pressure system, vacuum and recharge system to manufacture specifications After repairs are made a diagnostic will be performed to view overall system performance. 🧊❄️ Performed a semi annual cooling service on two Lennox split systems Cycle equipment followed, cooling sequence of operation checked refrigerant sub cool, super heat, and line temperature Cleared condensation lines thermostat checked out OK Checked capacitor, fan motor, compressor, amps and voltage Secured and clean electrical connections at condensers Rinse condenser coils ✅ Both units checked out operational and within limits 📆 Booked winter maintenance

Upon arrival, neighbor stated that one of the units is slowly rising in temperature. The living room unit is set to 88 and was reading 96 inside House found outdoor unit non-operational found an overheated compressor after cooling down compressor system started up and started to cool down the house properly. coming out at 60° from supply called the homeowner and inform homeowner on the situation. No answer at this time check other unit and all electrical components are within range as well as refrigerant. System is cooling down the house properly. Both systems are way past life expectancy, and would highly recommend replacing both to prevent further breakdowns in units during the summer. Called both number on homeowners account got no response. Still need to charge for getting system back up and working at this time.

Returned to equipment due to intermittent breaker trip concern. Isolated condenser fan motor from compressor circuit and operated equipment for approximately 15 minutes. Condenser fan motor operated continuously with no breaker trip. Reintroduced compressor into the circuit and immediately observed abnormal grinding noise from compressor during startup. Compressor operation became unstable, confirming intermittent internal mechanical failure. Black residue was also observed during gauge removal, further supporting compressor failure. Informed member of findings and built estimate for replacement of condensing unit. Due to equipment location, a crane will be required for installation. Office to contact member to schedule replacement. Credit from previous diagnostic visit has been applied toward replacement agreement

Performed a cooling maintenance on a 2017 American Standard package unit, changed 20x30 filter, filter located in ceiling, flushed condensation line, check for thermostat, on unit check for amperage and voltage, check for compressor, check for freon level, check for temperature split, checked for disconnect box, everything within range also clear out dust accumulated inside electrical component area and rinsed unit coil. System is working within specification in cooling at the time of maintenance. Pre booking offered.

Diagnostic on 3 ton 2009 package unit. Equipment struggling to condition home when temps outside are above 112. Performed diagnostic and found equipment operating with 18 temp split. Added one pound of refrigerant. Temp split 19. Equipment is working as best as possible. Equipment struggling do to age and cannot handle heat load during extreme temperatures. Home does have add on room additions causing unit to work harder then designed .