Diagnosed 2016 furnace with no heat issue. Inspection revealed a damaged control board, failed ignitor, and malfunctioning blower motor. System showed significant airflow restriction due to missing air filters, resulting in contaminated evaporator coil and blower wheel. Prepared detailed estimate for component replacement and cleaning services for customer consideration.
Replaced outdated two-handle shower valve with new Moen chrome model. Installed complete valve assembly with proper copper and brass connections, ensuring secure mounting to wall structure. Reconnected shower head and verified system functionality after installation.
Successfully replaced a warranty pressure switch on the furnace per the approved estimate. Completed installation, verified proper wiring, and confirmed system operation through a complete heat cycle with no issues.
Replaced defective temperature safety limit switch on furnace. Completed installation, verified proper system operation through test cycle with no issues observed. Advised customer to maintain regular cleaning of the furnace filter.
Responded to customer report of booster fan making rattling noises, causing insufficient heating in upper level of residence. Upon inspection, discovered booster fan piping was inadequately secured, with motor vibrating against floor joist in ceiling cavity. Corrective action included readjusting the motor position and installing additional securing points for the ductwork to eliminate vibration. System now operating properly with no further rattling observed.
Responded to no-heat call for 2-year-old furnace displaying Code 57 (pressure switch open). Discovered vacuum pressure at -1.6 inches on pressure switch rated for -0.8 inches. Reset furnace which temporarily restored operation, but unit tripped again during diagnostic testing. Determined faulty pressure switch requiring replacement. Noted customer had previously replaced thermostat and corrected exterior venting issues.
Diagnosed furnace with no heat condition in mobile home HVAC system. Found high limit switch had tripped, causing pilot light failure. Reset high limit switch to temporarily restore system operation. Performed voltage testing with multimeter to verify electrical components. Ordered replacement high limit switch to prevent recurrence. System operational upon departure.
Diagnosed non-functioning toilet with broken chain and worn internal tank components. Determined extensive parts replacement was necessary due to multiple issues including leaking wax ring. Completed full toilet replacement, removing old unit and installing new toilet with proper sealing and connection to waste line. Verified proper operation after installation.
Responded to service call regarding condensate drainage issue with a 2-year-old furnace installation. Upon inspection, discovered the condensate hose had become disconnected from the drainage pipe, causing water to leak into the underbelly of the mobile home. Accessed the crawlspace, located the vinyl drainage tube, and properly rerouted it to ensure proper drainage outside the structure rather than into the underbelly.
Responded to service call for LP water heater intermittently failing to ignite despite pilot light being on. Performed thorough cleaning of blower assembly, baffles, burner area, and bottom pan to remove accumulated debris affecting operation. Inspected aged unit, documenting evidence of wear. System was successfully restarted and functionality confirmed, though customer was advised that continued monitoring is recommended due to age of equipment.
Replaced corroded 15-year-old LP water heater with new A.O. Smith ProMax model to prevent potential leaking. Installation included proper connection of copper supply lines and venting system in utility room. Customer declined recommendation for assessment of potential combi boiler unit that could service both domestic water and existing boiler system.
Conducted annual preventive maintenance on 6-year-old furnace. Performed operational testing, inspected temperature rise and gas pressure, and cleaned routine components. Examined igniter assembly and blower wheel during inspection. Air filter showing initial signs of contamination but still functional; recommended customer keep replacement filters on hand. All systems verified operating within normal parameters.
Diagnosed and resolved no heat issue in a Ruud furnace system by replacing a faulty thermostat. Performed thorough inspection of heat exchanger which showed good condition. System was test run to confirm proper operation of heating functions before completing service.
Responded to no-heat call for aging furnace showing pressure switch code. Diagnosed issue as blocked intake pipe with bird nest obstruction, which was successfully removed. Further inspection revealed delayed ignition on last burner and noisy blower motor during startup. System operational after service, but customer advised of potential component replacement needs for both burners and blower motor.
Performed scheduled Family Rewards furnace tune-up, including cleaning flame sensor, verifying proper condensate drainage, and inspecting heat exchanger. Cleaned burners, replaced air filter, and verified system operation with 50° temperature rise. Reconfigured wireless thermostat settings (setup #504) to address customer's concern about upstairs temperature regulation, instructing customer to monitor performance and contact if issue persists.
