The Middletown, DE Comfort Expedition

Upon arrival, I found the condensate overflowing on the floor in the bedroom. After removing the front cover, I discovered that the condensate drain was pitched upwards, causing it to drain back into the pan. To correct this, I had to cut out the wood and enlarge the hole to ensure proper drainage. I then tested the drain and ran the system until it produced condensation, confirming that all operations were running normally. To prevent future buildup, I poured a cup of clear vinegar into the condensate pan. The work was completed under warranty, with no payment required.

I addressed the customer's concern about their Daikin Mini split not cooling effectively on extremely hot days. I cleaned the air filters and the outdoor coil, and assessed the indoor heat exchangers' placement. I explained the benefits of our regular service membership plans to maintain the system's performance. The customer showed interest but decided not to commit immediately.

I conducted a thorough maintenance check on the gas furnace's AC components, achieving a Delta T of 21 degrees. The air filter was replaced and dated. Voltages and amps were verified to be within acceptable limits. The air handler's interior and indoor coil drain were cleaned. The blower passed the tissue test. I also cleaned the outdoor unit, ensuring it ran in cooling mode with voltages and amps within range. A drain pan treatment for the indoor coil drain pan is recommended.

club renewal

I successfully managed the renewal process for two exclusive gold club memberships. This involved verifying and updating the membership details, ensuring all personal information was current and accurate. I navigated the membership portal to complete the renewal forms, handled any necessary payments, and confirmed the renewal status. Additionally, I reviewed the benefits associated with the gold club membership to ensure the members were fully aware of their entitlements. The renewals were processed promptly, maintaining the members' premium status without any interruptions.

Upon arrival, I identified that the air conditioning system was not functioning. Upon inspection, I discovered that the exhaust removal system was faulty. The variable speed exhaust removal system (EXS) was found to be the root cause of the issue, causing the unit to trip the high pressure switch. To prevent further damage, I powered down the AC system and informed the customer that the system would remain inactive until the faulty part was replaced. After obtaining the necessary replacement part, I returned and installed it. Following the installation, I thoroughly checked all operations to ensure everything was functioning correctly. The air conditioning system is now operating normally, and all systems are running as expected. This work is covered under warranty, as indicated by the WO-TNFR667434 warranty.

I inspected the evaporator and confirmed that the level was satisfactory. The drain pitch was also checked and found to be appropriate. The outdoor unit was examined for wiring and piping integrity, both of which appeared to be in good condition. The charge unit was found to be low on refrigerant, so I added 2 ounces of R-32. The subcooling improved from 5 to 8, indicating a successful adjustment.

Job WO-TNFR662649 involved a comprehensive rejuvenation of two AC systems. The basement unit was thoroughly cleaned and tested, showing no operational concerns and operating efficiently. The upstairs unit, however, required attention. The air circulation motor was showing signs of failure, prompting a recommendation for replacement. A silver repair option was selected, and the office will coordinate the return visit once the necessary parts arrive. Upon returning, the main exhaust removal system's motor was replaced, the exhaust blade was renovated, multiple secondary electronics were replaced, and wiring issues and connections were corrected. Post-repair testing confirmed the system's operational status and improved efficiency, verified by temperature checks at the vents.

Job to get replacement quote

Inspected both indoor units and verified that all components were operating properly with secure electrical connections throughout. Upon evaluating the outdoor units, both systems were found to have faults within the voltage delivery system affecting proper operation. Discussed findings and available solutions with the customer. Customer elected to schedule a follow-up visit with our field supervisor to review replacement options and receive estimates for new system installations.

Ac replacement

Club service gas warm air, changed customer supplied air filter, test ran in heat, inducer fan amps 2.6, glow bar .6, indoor fan 3.7, flame current 2.1uamps, operation normal at this point.

Club service gas warm air, changed customer supplied air filter, test ran in heat, inducer fan amps 2.6, glow bar .6, indoor fan 3.7, flame current 2.1uamps, operation normal at this point.

Club service gas warm air, changed customer supplied air filter, test ran in heat, inducer fan amps 2.6, glow bar .6, indoor fan 3.7, flame current 2.1uamps, operation normal at this point.

Club service gas warm air, changed customer supplied air filter, test ran in heat, inducer fan amps 2.6, glow bar .6, indoor fan 3.7, flame current 2.1uamps, operation normal at this point.

See other invoice.

See other invoice.

See other invoice.

See other invoice.

Club service gas warm air two systems, 2nd floor system, non repeatable coolant leaks on indoor Coil, heat exchange system very rusty, test ran, operation normal at this point. Basement and first floor system operation normal.

Club service gas warm air two systems, 2nd floor system, non repeatable coolant leaks on indoor Coil, heat exchange system very rusty, test ran, operation normal at this point. Basement and first floor system operation normal.

Club service gas warm air two systems, 2nd floor system, non repeatable coolant leaks on indoor Coil, heat exchange system very rusty, test ran, operation normal at this point. Basement and first floor system operation normal.

Club service gas warm air two systems, 2nd floor system, non repeatable coolant leaks on indoor Coil, heat exchange system very rusty, test ran, operation normal at this point. Basement and first floor system operation normal.

Tankless water heater service.

Tankless water heater service.