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Charles - Upper Arlington, OH
Chris was efficient, friendly, knowledgeable, and explained what he was doing.
Prompt, helpful service
gwb1980 - Upper Arlington, OH
Shane W.
I completed an installation inspection for a furnace that was just installed. Went through checklist and verified everything was in good shape.
Noah B.
Upon arrival I found circuit board failure. Only 14VAC being sent into limit circuit, 24VAC at R. The blower is operational, The refrigeration side has had a lot of bad work done, Frankenstein with York, ADP and Goodman. Unit low on refrigerant, producing almost no heat. Based on patchwork nature of system and multi-thousand dollar cost of repairs, recommend replacement. The system is operational upon departure.
Tony C.
Upon arrival I found that flame sensor was dirty. I pulled & cleaned flame sensor. The ignitor is a spark ignitor and seems to be working fine. I found that filter was dirty. I replaced filter with customer provided 16x20x1 filter. I cleaned out port and hose going to pressure switch. I found that blower capacitor was low. 12.7/15 Customer does not want to replace capacitor at this time. I found that inducer is .41 amps. I found the gas pressure to be good. Looks to be a modulating gas valve. I could not recreate the issue that customer was having. I found that blower motor and inside of furnace cabinet is dirty and cleaned up as much of the dust and dirt as possible. I ran furnace for around 5-6 minutes and furnace ran with no issues. The system is operational upon departure. Ruud
Easton A.
Upon arrival I found that flame sensor was dirty. I pulled & cleaned flame sensor. The ignitor is a spark ignitor and seems to be working fine. I found that filter was dirty. I replaced filter with customer provided 16x20x1 filter. I cleaned out port and hose going to pressure switch. I found that blower capacitor was low. 12.7/15 Customer does not want to replace capacitor at this time. I found that inducer is .41 amps. I found the gas pressure to be good. Looks to be a modulating gas valve. I could not recreate the issue that customer was having. I found that blower motor and inside of furnace cabinet is dirty and cleaned up as much of the dust and dirt as possible. I ran furnace for around 5-6 minutes and furnace ran with no issues. The system is operational upon departure. Ruud
Adam N.
I completed the scheduled maintenance agreement fall tune up on a Bryant furnace. I visually inspected the unit. Checked voltages, amps and pressures. Completed combustion analysis. Cycled and monitored system. Operating normally at this time.
Noah B.
I completed the scheduled maintenance agreement fall tune up on a Lennox gas furnace. I visually inspected the unit. Checked voltages, amps and pressures. Completed combustion analysis. Cycled and monitored system. Operating normally at this time.
Noah B.
I performed a diagnostic on a Comfortmaker gas furnace. I found the furnace is operational at this time, but I did find an intermittent gas leak from gas valve. I gave the customer options and the customer decided to have the gas valve replaced. I also found the inducer was making a noise which is caused by future issues.
Andy S.
Relocated Carrier heat pump approximately 20 feet to inside of fence line. Cycled and monitored the system. Operating normally at this time.
Andy S.
I had a job continuation to install vibration absorbers on suction and liquid lines at the condenser.
Ian W.
I completed the service maintenance agreement fall tune up on a Carrier gas furnace. I visually inspected the unit. I cleaned the condensate drain and the flame sensor. Checked voltages, amps and pressures. Completed combustion analysis. Cycled and monitored system. Operating normally at this time.