Palm Springs, CA

Following the technician visit, the work performed included the replacement of a ductless air handler under warranty. The technician ensured that the condensate system is functioning properly with a consistent downward flow, thereby enhancing its operational efficiency.

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Replaced grounded compressor and refrigerant charge. Flushed system with rx11 and flush for any acid or burnout debris for good measure. Pressure tested after brazing with nitrogen. Pulled deep vacuum, under 400 microns and did vacuum, decay test, passed. Added back factory charge and then tested system. Charge and amp draw are good. Getting 20° split. System sounds good and numbers are stable.

Performed annual cooling maintenance on a 2025 American Standard Silver 2ton unit. Fau is located in lower wall in hallway. Replaced 18x18 filter located in fau. Followed sequence of operations and checked voltage, condenser fan motor amps, compressor start/run amps, capacitor, temperature split, Freon levels, and cleaned condenser coils with CO2. Secured all electrical connections. Thermostat checked out okay. System is working properly in cooling at this time of service. Prebooked heating maintenance on site with client.

Sent estimate for mini split client will give us a call at the end of the day

Nighttime walkthrough of landscape lighting

Installed three REME LED air purifiers and replaced customer supplied Merv 13 air filters, as promised. Client paid via C C.

Arrived to replace four 4” lights in kitchen, five 4” lights in dining room, one 4” light in entry and four 6” lights in living room.

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Estimate to cut in new return and modify return ducts. Patch and paint not included

Upon arrival, the client stated that the compressor was not running. He had reset the breaker and turned it back on Sunday. Checked compressor amperage and system pressures. No alerts were present on the circuit board. Checked first stage and second stage. Cycled the system and allowed it to run for 15 minutes. System is cooling properly at the time of service.

Perfeomed Annual maintenance was performed on two American Standard 2017 split systems. Replaced the 20x20 and 24x24 air filters and followed the sequence of operations for both systems. Checked refrigerant levels, compressor amperage, capacitors, and fan motor amperage. Cleared the condensate lines and found no restrictions or signs of leaks. Both Nest thermostats were checked and confirmed to be operating within range and calling for cooling. Washed down both condenser units. Both systems are operating properly at this time. The client advised that he will be moving out of the property and would like to renew service once they settle into their new property.

Arrived at customer’s home to replace non UL listed breaker in main breaker panel and label panel. Replaced non UL listed breaker in panel with a new UL listed breaker and labeled panel appropriately to pass inspection for install.

Performed annual maintenance on the 2024 American Standard split system. Replaced the 16 × 25 air filter and cleared the condensate drain line to ensure proper drainage. Upon arrival, the client stated that the thermostat would return to an 82°F set point whenever she turned the system off. Disabled the thermostat schedule so the system will maintain the desired 77°F set point when turned off. Completed system operational checks, including refrigerant level, compressor operation, blower operation, and capacitor inspection. Checked thermostat operation and verified the system is responding properly to the selected set point. System is operating properly and cooling as expected. Provided the client with a brief explanation of thermostat operation. Client confirmed understanding and is satisfied with the system’s operation.

Performed an annual precision tune-up on the 2005 York R-22 split system. Washed and cleaned the reusable indoor air filter in the closet. Checked the Nest thermostat, verified operation and temperature range, and explained thermostat operation to the client, including the schedule and Eco mode. Performed a complete system operation check. Checked compressor and indoor/outdoor motor amperage, capacitor readings, and overall electrical operation. Reattached the TXV sensing bulb securely to the suction line. Washed down the outdoor condenser coil and verified both capacitors were within range. Advised the client that R-22 is phased out, and explained that refrigerant availability and repair costs may become an issue in the future. Client is aware. Cleared and flushed the condensate drain lines and verified proper drainage. System was operating properly at the time of service.

Arrived for a no-cooling demand service at a tenant-occupied property. Upon inspection, the return air filter was found heavily congested, restricting airflow through the system. The filter was removed during troubleshooting. Outdoor equipment was inspected and the compressor was found overheated and not operating. The existing 60/5 µF dual run capacitor was tested and found out of manufacturer tolerance. Removed and replaced the 60/5 µF capacitor and installed a hard-start kit to assist compressor startup. The condenser coil was also found heavily congested with debris, contributing to elevated operating temperatures and poor heat rejection. Thoroughly washed and cleaned the condenser coil and allowed the compressor adequate time to cool and reset from thermal overload. After repairs and cleaning were completed, restored operation and verified compressor startup and inrush current were within specifications. Equipment is now operating and cooling properly. Indoor temperature had alrea

Called and spoke with client . Nest thermostat, and HVAC system are operating and cooling properly at this time. Office will call and schedule a precision tuneup.

Arrived to find system calling for cooling; however, only the indoor blower motor was operating and the condensing unit was not running. Reviewed the service history and verified that a technician had previously been out in July and cleared the condensate drain line during maintenance. Verified proper voltage at the thermostat and confirmed the thermostat was calling for cooling. Further inspection of the blower compartment found the system was being interrupted by the condensate water safety switch. Cleared the condensate drain line again and removed residual water from the secondary/overflow pan. Exterior condensate termination could not be located at the time of service. Per the member, the condensate drain is connected to the sewer system. After clearing the drain line, water was observed flowing freely through the system. Reset and tested the equipment. The system resumed normal cooling operation, with both the indoor blower and outdoor condensing unit operating properly at this t

Performed a cooling maintenance on two platinum units. Checked refrigerant temperature and pressure. Installers replaced filters. Washed outdoor units. Added 5 pounds of refrigerant to unit #RJ1F. Findings have been documented. Both systems are cooling the home at the time of maintenance. Front office to bill client.

Compressor confirmed grounded again. Ordered new one, they are locating one as none at riverside location but wouldn’t be before or during weekend either way. Informed homeowner I’ll get him eta as soon as I get one and we’ll return to replace. Technical notes.

Installed a condenser installed 2 thermostats changed filters

Upon arrival, primary condensate was completely clogged. Cleared condensate with condensate brush and installed a Jones valve. removed sludge from primary and flushed with water three times. Flowed CO2 and completely flushed line clean. Insured proper function of float safety switch. Provided client a quote for garage mini split. Client paid via C. C.

Upon arrival found Honeywell 9000 thermostat with a blank screen and no power between 24 V wires. Check for power at disconnect box located on roof and power was present while checking wires discovered burnt high voltage wire and lug on disconnect. Install new disconnect box and test system. System is now operating and cooling properly.

Replaced mitigation harness and tested system from thermostat in cooling and then off mode and had homeowner do it from app and tested both ways and now when system is not cooling mode, or setpoint reached fan turns off. See notes.

Found compressor grounded due to power surge. 8/20 replaced compressor and filter drier , pressure tested. Pulled vacuum and decay test. Added back refrigerant charge. System cooling properly now.