Consistent, honest, genuine- from phone call service to technician service and experience. Really happy to work with this company.
Thank you for a HVAC SYSTEM check up and cleaning. Great price!
Bay Area technician was early and worked on my tuneup and exit drain pipe on the outside of the house. He provided summary of work completed and recommendations for air filter, he processed payment and emailed report and receipt.
This company aims to please by ensuring customer satisfaction from first point of contact through job completion. Dependability "A+"; personnel very polite and knowledgeable.
Great same day service awesome prices
Jeff was great, explained what was going on and is a very nice young man!
He really went above and fixed our problem with his brilliant diagnosis. He is a really smart technician.
The service tech was very knowledgeable, thorough and professional. He took the time to explain everything he was doing and all the issues he found with my hvac unit.
Glen was very knowledgeable and explained everything that needed to be done to make our unit efficient. I would definitely recommend Bay Area Air Conditioning to anyone looking for a top notch hvac repair company.
Cleaned drain line and drain pan.
Perform yearly maintenance checks and cleanings. Added 2 lbs R22. System operating and draining at this time.
Ran complete system tune up. Found system 1 lb low of sub- cool recommendations. Replaced valve core and added the 1 lb 410A. System is working within factory specifications. Cleaned and flushed drain and coils. Treated coils and drain. Taped insulation at bottom of access door. Recommend replacing bulb or UV SYSTEM. Bulb if available. System if not.
Ran complete system tune up. System working within factory specifications. Note: Secondary pan was half full, PRIMARY float switch was stuck closed. System does have Secondary run off pipe that was allowing system to cycle back on. Cleaned out pan and cleaned and oiled PRIMARY float switch. System draining properly now and switches functioning correctly.
Upon arrival I found no low voltage. I found transformer bad. I installed new transformer. I put my breaker inline to check for short. I found some bare wires but not causing short. I found contactor shorted. I replaced and tested it is cooling. I removed breaker and added homeowners low voltage fuse. We discussed replacement of system but did jot want quote at this time.
Upon arrival the system was in cool mode and set to 75. It was 72 in house and that is why it would not come on. I explained she would have to go to heat mode to warm up to 75. She would turn fan on and would start blowing. I explained to her to leave on auto.
Upon arrival unit was operating in heat mode when calling for cooling. Low voltage wiring in air handler did not have a good connection so unit wasn't energizing reversing valve. After solving that issue, the blower motor was operating intermittently. The green wire was receiving 24v but blower motor was not running. Diagnosed bad fan control board. Air handler is 25 years old, gave customer estimates on new equipment.
Reason plenum soaking wet on bottom & water finding its way out. Drain trap & float safety are bone dry, No doubt the primary pan has a cracked or void. Per Dale, new pan to be handled under Bay Area service warranty. Ordering parts
Maintenance completed. Checked refrigerant pressures, temperature splits, and static pressures. Cleaned indoor and outdoor coils. Washed and removed all debris from bottom of outdoor unit. Vacuumed and flushed drain line. Unit is running normally.
Customer called due to system not operating correctly. When I arrived system was on and operating but compressor was not. Looked in infinity controller history faults did not see any faults concerning the compressor or condenser. Turned system off and reset condenser breaker and turned system on in test mode system came on and operated compressor as well. Checked system operations in cooling all ok system was operating correctly. Took system out of tested mode and turned system back on in cooling. System came on and operated did not find any issues that would cause a problem at this time. Explained to customer system may have intermittent issue that cannot be detected at this time. System operating and draining at this time.
Found system beyond repair. System blew charges at EVAPORATOR coil. System must have had leak before because it was 427A installed. Need to have Jim come give price for replacement.
Perform yearly maintenance checks and cleanings. System operating and draining at this time.
Found blower motor with open winding. Has 208 volts to motor. Can not get to come on. System is taged off
Unit # OD Condenser fan motor is overheating and shutting off. System requires 1/2 H/P motor 208-230 volt motor. Split system unit is on North side of building on the ground. Had to order motor. Note: motor has been changed before and no longer has original fan blade.
Water dripping from overflow in primary drain pan. Clear drain and pan and test. No dripping from 3/4 " pipe outside but water seeping into ground around it. Advise customer of problem and Recommend condensate pump. They declined at this time.