PLEASE MAIL PHYSICAL COPY Arrived on site per customer request to perform annual inspection on the heating system. The customer has an American Standard Silver Series heat pump and an American Standard 95% nat gas furnace. When I arrived the furnace was ignited and heating the house on auxiliary mode from the thermostat. Gave the heat pump a call for heat from the thermostat. The heat pump kicked right on. Compressor was pulling 10.17 A. The outdoor fan motor was pulling .57A. Took a temperature reading from a supply register and got a reading of approximately 96 degrees, with the return air temperature of 70 degrees. After a few minutes the heat pump shut off and the system switched to auxiliary heating mode for the furnace. It was determined that due to the outside temperature this is a normal operating function of the heat pump. At the furnace, the inlet gas pressure was 8.36 W. C. inducer motor was pulling .42 A. Flame sensor was reading 2.4 micro amps. Blower motor was pulling