Palm Springs, CA

Called and left voicemail. Will try again . Informed they are sending it out this week and will get with office to hold a spot but cannot confirm repair date and time until we have the compressor in our possession.

Performed a heating maintenance on 2014 American standard furnace, Filters located inside fau, fau located in garage upflow, washed filter, flushed condensation line, on fau followed sequence of operation, checked for amperage and voltage, checked for blower speed, check for any loose connections, check for temperature rise, everything within range also cleared dust accumulated inside electrical component. System is working within specification in heating at the time of maintenance.

Will schedule to install new equipment

Upon arrival, checked all electrical components at condensing unit capacitor is within manufactured specifications. Checked amps and volts. Checked startup amps on compressor before and after installing start kit. Also washed condenser coil. System is operating properly. Signed client on annual comfort club.

Estimate for panel replacement

Upon arrival, client stated the system was not producing adequate cooling. Thermostat was set to 79°F and reading 79°F at time of arrival, indicating the system had reached setpoint at the thermostat location. Thermostat is located near the rear entrance of the boutique, which may be affected by frequent door openings and outdoor air infiltration. Inspected rooftop package unit and found no abnormal odors, visible electrical concerns, or obvious mechanical issues. Condenser coil was found significantly dirty and was cleaned. Also found both the 20x30 and 14x30 return filters heavily restricted with debris. Existing filters were MERV 8, which may create additional airflow restriction as they become loaded. Advised owner to use a lower-MERV filter, approximately MERV 3, to help improve airflow while still providing basic filtration for the system. After service, verified approximately a 22°F temperature split with supply air measuring approximately 64°F at the register. Rooftop ductwork

Performed annual maintenance on a 2017 3 ton American Standard split system. Changed out the 20 x 30 filter. Client has two HVAC systems on the property, but only the American Standard system is serviced by us. Followed sequence of operations and checked refrigerant levels, compressor amperage, fan motor amperage, and capacitor operation. Checked startup amperage and found it running approximately 4 amps over specification. Mentioned a hard start kit to the client, but the client declined the offer at this time. Cleared and verified the condensation line is draining properly. Checked the Honeywell 200 thermostat and verified it is operating properly and calling for cooling. Renewed the client for the Comfort Plan. System is operating properly at the time of service and cooling down as expected.

Performed annual maintenance on 2022 5-ton American standard platinum split-system. Replaced the 20” × 25” air filter located in the outdoor closet. Inspected 1050 tested thermostat operation. Followed sequence of operations checked freon pressures, compressor amperage, fan motor amperage and alert status. Washed and cleaned the system as needed. Cleared out condensation line to ensure drainage properly. Verified there are no active alerts or fault conditions on outdoor unit. Checked low voltage wiring. System is operating properly at completion of service.

Installation of a new 2 ton American standard silver series condensing unit. Took out old equipment and filter drier. Properly flushed lines with rx11, brazed and vacuum system below 500 microns. Rewired low voltage and check all electrical and verified voltage. Checked system sequence of operation, checked running amps, check Freon and pressure. System is cooling properly. Stayed an hour to verify system is operational and verified that system is cooling. Made sure system shut on and off with no issues.

Emailed quote

💧💧 Upon arrival plan inform me that thermostat would cycle ON and then reboot Went to furnace, where it was then determined that condensation was backed up and triggering water safety switch Flushed and cleared the condensation line Brushed P-trap As a courtesy verified temperature split and refrigerant pressures along with first and second stage cooling Ran a couple of water bottles and flushed line again While on site system dropped 3° ✅ System is now operating and draining properly

Lf message replacing the unit Monday will call with a time

Unit SN ***** 20751. Attached is a estimate for condenser circuit board Estimate has been approved Part has been ordered

Quote to install a 3.5 ton American Standard Silver 14 up flow heat pump system. 3 % cash check discount or 18 months no interest financing thru wells Fargo available.

Called Sharon and advised I think her problem has been with the Nest thermostat. I left her a new one at installation that we will swap out at time of September maintenance visit when she is back in town.

Remove existing equipment. Install new ductless split system

After-hours service call. Upon arrival, system was calling for cooling; however, only the indoor blower was operating and the outdoor equipment was not running. Performed further diagnostics and found the 40/5 MFD dual run capacitor testing out of manufacturer specifications. Replaced the failed capacitor and tested system operation. Verified electrical components and confirmed outdoor equipment resumed proper operation. System is now cooling and operating properly. Indoor temperature was approximately 94°F at the time of service. Informed member that due to the elevated indoor temperature and current heat load, the system will require additional time to pull the home back down to the desired setpoint. After-hours trip charge and diagnostic were applied.

Performed a cooling maintenance on a 3 Bryant condensers , condenser located on left of home, filter located inside fau, fau located in separate outside closet, unit S#E20751 outdoor unit not on checked and found that it might be the board due to board receiving 240v and also board is getting the 24v also verified that fuse in board it okay and will have a senior tech back to verify if it’s the board, 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.

Arrived at customer’s home to replace chandelier in exterior entryway, replace a switch in master bathroom, and perform a diagnostic on an exterior flood light and kitchen light. Removed existing chandelier and replaced it with a customer supplied fixture. Removed existing switch from bathroom and replaced it with a customer supplied switch. Completed diagnostic on flood light and found that there was a switch in office with a dimmer that was set to dim low. This burnt customer’s smart flood light fixture out because they require a constant consistent voltage to operate properly. Performed a diagnostic on a light fixture in kitchen and found that fixture was receiving proper voltage, but was not transferring the voltage properly to the fixture socket. Informed customer that fixture is bad and needs to be replaced to resolve issue. Tested and verified proper operation of all fixtures/devices with customer to complete scope of work for today.

Performed a cooling maintenance on a platinum split. Washed outdoor unit, cleared condensate and replaced filter. All notifications on CDA were SOP. Checked refrigerant circuit diagnostic and cleaned motherboard with CO2. System is cooling the home at the time of maintenance. Pre-booked heating maintenance.

Arrived on location met with customer. He showed me two GFI receptacles on the outside with bubble covers. He wanted me to replace. He did not need bubble covers as he already had them installed. Asked him about who serviced his air conditioner and if they were happy, also told him I’d give him Hyde’s brochure. After replacing GFI‘s could not get power return checked all three panels no breakers trip no signs of a reason to drop the voltage. Check junction box at pool both junction boxes at pool and trace to pool panel where nothing was dead inside pool, but the circuit that feeds a GFI was dead. Homeowner went inside checked the back bedroom and found one circuit that was at fault. However, it was told that we’ll have to come back at a later date to look at that due to issues with access to room.

Answer question for the H/O

Arrived at customer’s home to diagnose condenser unit for hvac because two compressors have blown recently. Tested all voltage accessible to test and got proper voltage at each location. I did notice that breaker for unit was oversized by 5 amps. Replaced breaker with the appropriate sized breaker and informed customer of my findings to complete scope of work for today.

Discussed two landscape lights that did not turn off with the set scheduling. Corrections were made.

Demand call upon arrival tenant stated system not cooling properly. Thermostat read 83° in home. Notice thermostat placed near bedroom where there is zero airflow being pushed out on the supply vents. Vents have been cut off from main system and mini split was put in for main bedroom Check system sequence of operation. Return grill located in kitchen and an and an inconvenient spot being covered by kitchen cabinet. Verified filter is not dirty. System did need 1 pound of Freon also in rust tested above specs. Notified homeowner and recommended repairs. Homeowner agreed to repairs. Added 1 pound of Freon and put in compressor saver kit. Check Freon and pressure and temperature coming out of system 57°. System is cooling properly.