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Arrived on site for no Cooling. Customers AC was running fully functional when I arrived. Customer wanted to know why the unit shut off. Customer said that they shut off the unit from both thermostats and I started it back up in the unit started normally. Went up to the attic to the air handler to inspect the reason of the shutoff. Noticed a small amount of water on the emergency drain pan that look like it came from a little gap opening of the evaporator coil panel. Dried up the wet spot and opened up the panel to check out the coils.
Arrived on site for no cooling. Checked out the thermostat if the thermostat was calling for cooling. Was went downstairs to check out the air handler the air handler was not running looked at the fuse the fuse was blown out. Swapped out the fuse turned on the unit causing it to blow out again. Check the wiring from the air handler to the condenser. Contact it was not receiving 24 volts it was not getting pulled in. Swapped out the contactor contactor was now pulling in the 24 volts
Arrived on site for no cooling. Checked out the thermostat if the thermostat was calling for cooling. Was went downstairs to check out the air handler the air handler was not running looked at the fuse the fuse was blown out. Swapped out the fuse turned on the unit causing it to blow out again. Check the wiring from the air handler to the condenser. Contact it was not receiving 24 volts it was not getting pulled in. Swapped out the contactor contactor was now pulling in the 24 volts.
Arrived onsite for no cooling in first floor system. Performed diagnostic. Found no signal to outside system. Found fault electrical safety circuit. Blown 5 amp fuse. Used resettable fuse to test the system. The system started up and ran fine. Replaced 5 am fuse. Monitor system for faults…none were detected. If the fuse continues to blow; we can perform thorough diagnostic on the electrical system looking for power surges and shorts. System running as it should.
Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 1 system. System recently replaced. Asked customer to turn AC on to confirm operation. Checked all electrical. Chemically Cleaned outside coils, measured pressures for 410a at 115/227psi with 8 degree sub cooling with outside temperature at 67 degrees. Measured temperature drop at 16 degrees. Cleaned condensate line. System running as it should.
Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 2 systems. Asked customer to turn AC on to confirm operation. Chemically Cleaned outside coils on each unit.
System ductwork causing airflow issue leading to the tripping of the big limit safety. Bedroom return 12x12x1 with 10” flex. Hallway return 12x24x1 with 14” flex. Manometer readings: 0.65WC return and 0.15WC supply . 0.8WC delta. Adjusted the zone setting on the zone control panel to stop heating before the furnace limit switch trigger. This should stop the furnace from turning off in high limit and blowing air to all zones.
Performed Silver repair on Comfort Control Circuit system for zone 1 left side second floor. Confirmed operation of system and both zone. Observed battery light in 2 thermostat. As a courtesy replaced four double AA batteries in each thermostat. Bedroom thermostat still showing alarm for low battery. Show homeowner disc style battery that is also in the thermostat.
Arrived onsite for heating issue. One zone is over heating. Found a fault in the comfort control circuit system. Will provide options for repair via email.
Arrived onsite for heating maintenance 2 gas fired furnace 1 in basement and 1 in the attic. Attic Furnace unit: Turn heat on and confirmed operation. Notice the system running hot and turning off. Homeowner mentioned having air flow issues to office space. Confirmed operation of both zone dampers. Adjusted manual dampers to minimize zone 1 air flow and increase air flow to zone 2. Made the office zone flex duct more taunt to increase air flow. Homeowner noticed increase heat to the room. Noticed that the air flow, CFM, through the furnace could be improved with better return air. Homeowner is also interested mini split heating and ac solutions.
Arrived onsite for maintenance for one gas fired boiler. Requested the customer turn on the thermostats up to heat and confirm operation of the boiler and each zone valve. Turned the boiler off and removed and cleaned all burners and wiped cleaner the burner compartment: performed a visual inspection of all electrical and inspected all external water components such as the exp tank, fill valve, backflow preventer and the circulator pump. System working as it should.
Boiler repair for a customer, after 3pm arrival. EPP-Customer reported a fan-like sound when the boiler is off. Will have a technician on-site before 4pm to inspect the boiler.
No arrival time given; EPP 2C-Maintenance. Customer will have filters on site.
11-1 Arrival; EPP 1C- Maintenance. Customer has elected to change filter on their own, said she might pick one up just in case but is not worried about the filter.
