HVAC Palm Desert, CA 

Master bedroom we getting constant airflow/cooling , setpoint was 79 and was reading 73 with cold air coming in. Not sure if damper wire for bumped traces each zone. For master bedroom reattached brown wire, removed and maybe part broke off, got 8t out and re-stripped end of wire and closed light cam on and watched damper close. Homeowner felt that system waas still blowing air with all zones calling for off. I informed him with all thermostats reading below setpoint system would be off and that would be impossible so turned all off and confirms system turned off and no air. They felt like office wasn’t getting air so brought ladder to office ans showed it we 100% coming in and cooling. It’s tie into zone 1 which is living room. Went though every zone and would ruen the, on and off and confirm each zone would correspond to on and off. Zone panel and dampers all working and 20° splits.

Maintenance for cooling on a Goodman upflow 5 ton splits system. Upload furnace located in the closet next to the guest room. 24 x 24 x 2 filter underneath furnace inside return grill. Condensation line cleared filter changed. Thermostat is not working properly client stated temperature would not drop below 90 system is constantly running. Spoke with client and recommend new thermostat. Client agreed and signed estimate. Don’t have thermostat on hand need to return. Check system sequence of operation. Checked compressor amps, checked fan motor amps, check capacitor, check disconnect box, checked Freon and temperature split. Washed outdoor unit down. Checked inrush above manufacture spec. Notified client and recommend replace compressor saver kit talked about the benefits of having one for the outdoor unit. Client agreed and signed estimate. Replaced compressor saver kit and checked in rush showed client the results. System is working at time of maintenance. Home is cooling properly. Sy

Upon arrival, client stated that earlier yesterday had House set to 80 and it was reading 82. She then turned the system down to 79 and upon arrival system was reading 79 check outdoor unit electrical and refrigeration levels and found system running extremely hard as shown in pictures. Both compressor amps and refrigeration pressures are extremely high. Most likely due to the extreme temperatures outside and how long system has been running and formed client that if system continues to rise in temperature to give us a call and we’ll come back out to further diagnose system at this time system is cooling down the house properly. Run capacitor is within range and refrigeration levels are extremely high.

The existing invoice details the installation of a 1.5 ton 18 Seer Mitsubishi ductless system in the garage. The technician removed the old unit and installed the new indoor unit at the same location. Refrigeration lines were routed along the outside wall and covered for protection. The outdoor unit was securely placed on a pad, and the existing electrical 20 amp fuse and breaker were reused for this installation.

Demand call upon arrival client stated water leaking from roof causing water damage. Went up on roof top and to service package unit. check system sequence of operation verify system is working properly and cleared out condensation line. Water is draining properly but roof top main drain is clogged up and not draining as should, notified tenant a plumber needs to properly clean the drain so water can flow through properly.

The work performed involves the installation of a 2-ton AS Mitsubishi ductless heat pump in the garage. The indoor unit has been mounted above the side door of the garage, while the outdoor unit has been installed in the side yard adjacent to the guest bedroom. Refrigerant lines have been carefully run with protective cover from the indoor unit to the outdoor unit. Additionally, new MC cable has been installed using outdoor-rated flex conduit from the main panel to the outdoor unit. The conduit is gray but has the option to be painted to match the wall for aesthetic purposes. It was noted that due to the ceiling not being open, the cooling capacity may not reach as low as would be expected in a finished garage environment.

Upon arrival systems were overflowing on condensation lines. Cleared them thoroughly and ensured proper drainage is occurring. Client is also having major repairs to home being done. All of the flooring and walls etc have been water damaged and client is concerned for his two new units getting debris damage in the coils from construction work. Client has constantly replaced filters and they’re full of dust and debris each time, he would like us to provide a quote so he can present it to his insurance adjuster so that they can also take care of the cost of cleaning needed on systems after all of the construction is finished. Both coils and blowers will more than likely need to be pulled out and cleaned thoroughly.. quotes will be prob for client to have a copy of.

🛠️🛠️ Installed new blower motor Commission and verified system operations Checked evaporator coil and temperature split ✅ System is now cooling properly and within limits Indoor temperature 90+ degrees It will take a while for equipment to catch up Please allow overnight so equipment can fully catch up with indoor temperature

Installed capacitors and start kit that were never installed on last service but paid for. Verified refrigerant levels are good.

88 max on mini

Estimate to install a 2 ton AS Mitsubishi ductless heat pump for garage. Mount indoor unit above garage side door. Install outdoor unit in side yard guest bedroom. Run refrigerant lines with cover from indoor unit to outdoor unit. Run new MC cable outdoor rated flex conduit from main panel to outdoor unit. The color is gray but could be painted to match wall. Advised that ceiling isn't open so will not cool as low as a finished garage.

65° coming out of supply for bedroom unit temperature was set at 79 and maintaining 79° verify temperature split 17.5° added some 410A protest purposes and increase temperature split to 18° full monitor equipment throughout the day.

🛠️🛠️ Found leak at aluminum Will return Monday between 11-3 with a different tech to make repairs on aluminum If time allows I will preform first maintenance

Upon arrival primary connecting at coil was leaking water. I repaired connections and added a jones valve. Secondary hole was sealed with alot of caulk glue I wasn’t able to remove the cap to add a safety switch.. after adding a jones valve and repairing the line I flushed the line thoroughly and a large amount of water successfully passed and drained properly. I also vacuumed the exit line to ensure all debris and water is clear of from the line. System is now draining properly with no leaks

Attempted to call member to gain access into Home to install thermostats, office also called and left a message. Waiting around an additional five minutes. No response will just need to call and set up appointment time for someone to be present to install thermostats.

Upon arrival, Client had concerns about ductwork issue, as well as making sure system is cooling properly. Client is selling home and had an inspector. Tell her to check these things upon checking refrigeration level found system a little low added half a pound to bring system back up to manufacturer specifications as shown in pictures outdoor unit is cooling down the house properly also upon checking ductwork as showed a video Client has original ductwork with system. 7 inch duck needs to be fixed as well as a 14 inch duck also needs to be addressed property manager will talk with new homeowner on what options they wanna go with. Will send estimate via email to do ductwork repair at this time. System is cooling down the house properly.

Performed annual maintenance on 2016 Lennox 5-ton split system. * Replaced 20” × 36” air filter in hallway. * Checked Nest thermostat and verified proper operation and cooling call. * Client reported that the system was not cooling adequately. * Performed operational checks, including refrigerant levels, compressor amperage, condenser fan motor amperage, and capacitor. * Refrigerant levels were found to be below manufacturer specifications. With client approval, added 1 lb of refrigerant. * Checked run capacitor and found it below 75 its rated microfarad specification and reaching 0uf. Recommended replacement. * Client declined capacitor replacement at this time. Advised client that the weak capacitor may cause the compressor to have difficulty starting and could result in additional repair costs if the compressor is damaged. * Observed that the system was already struggling during startup. * Cleaned and washed down the condenser coil. * Rechecked system operation after service. System

Performed routine maintenance on two American Standard package units. Verified thermostat operation, inspected electrical components, tightened electrical connections were accessible, and confirmed all components were operating within manufacturer specifications. Condenser coils were inspected/cleaned, filters changed, cleared condensation drains and overall equipment operation verified. System #1 * Model: YCY024G1L0AD * Manufactured: August 2004 (22 years old) * Verified proper cooling performance with a 19.9°F temperature split (80.4°F return / 60.5°F supply). Psychrometric readings confirmed normal humidity removal and proper evaporator performance. Equipment is cooling and operating within manufacturer specifications. System #2 * Model: YCY036G1M0AD * Manufactured: December 2006 (19 years old) * Verified proper cooling performance with a 19.6°F temperature split (77.6°F return / 58.0°F supply). Psychrometric readings confirmed normal latent and sensible heat removal, with prope

The existing invoice details the installation of a 1-ton, 18 SEER ductless air conditioning system specifically for the casita. The air handler has been positioned on the right side of the bed within the casita. Additionally, the outdoor unit has been installed directly behind the exterior wall, mounted on a pad to ensure stability and proper function.

Air handler installed on right side of bed in casita. Install outdoor unit directly behind exterior wall with pad. Extend high voltage electrical from existing first company air handler.

Sold 5 ton Gold 17. Bring portable air conditioner.

Warrenty work done see notes

Upon arrival, Client informed me that Neighbor informed them that their system had been running constantly Spoke with Client both units are three years old Sign them up on the membership and perform first maintenance Performed a semi annual cooling service on two AC pro split systems Cycle equipment followed, cooling sequence of operation. Check refrigerator pressures. Subcool, superheat and Line temperature Cleared condensation line and tested water safety Replaced 14 x 25 and 16 x 25 filters located within the furnace/garage up flows. Thermostat is checked out OK rinsed, condenser coils Both units check out operational at this visit While performing maintenance found oil residue on UV wrap also on side of condenser coil refrigerant pressures were right on target Did informed Client about findings See pictures Booked winter maintenance

Arrived to perform a panel tune up and install a ultra surge protector. Cleaned interior housing of panel and replaced all breakers individually. Labeled panel accordingly.

Performed a cooling maintenance on a straight cool condenser. Recommend more frequent filter replacements. Washed outdoor unit. Checked and measured electric motors, dual run capacitor and refrigerant circuit diagnostics. Thermostat/disconnect box: good. System is cooling the home and functioning according to manufacturer specifications. Client enrolled in club membership – paid via C. C.