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Clogged ductwork can lead to reduced air quality and inefficient heating. We performed thorough duct cleaning to remove debris buildup and ensured optimal airflow throughout the system. Additionally, we conducted a full cleaning of the furnace, verifying that all components were functioning correctly for reliable performance.

The control board was not sending power to the furnace, which left the heating system inoperative. We diagnosed the issue by thoroughly testing the electrical connections and assessing the control board functionality. After identifying the fault, we replaced the defective components, restoring power to the furnace and ensuring efficient operation for the home.

During the inspection of the home, we identified a faulty control board in the furnace. To resolve the issue, we carefully replaced the defective control board, ensuring proper connections and functionality for optimal heating performance. Following the repair, the furnace was thoroughly tested to guarantee reliable operation.

Upon discovering that the inducer motor was malfunctioning and preventing heat from circulating properly, we promptly replaced the faulty motor. This restoration of function ensured the heating system operated efficiently, allowing for optimal warmth throughout the space.

The outdoor condensing unit was not level, which can lead to operational inefficiencies. We assessed the unit's position and carefully adjusted it to ensure proper leveling. This adjustment helps maintain optimal performance and extends the lifespan of the unit. Job completed effectively to prevent future issues.

The air conditioning system was struggling to keep up with the warm weather, prompting us to arrive and assess the issue. We added one pound of refrigerant and discovered a leaking valve core, which we replaced to restore proper functioning. After performing preventative AC and furnace service, the equipment is now working efficiently.

To ensure proper ventilation, we supplied 16 Ga steel to fabricate a grease duct and constructed a 14" square duct that branched into a 14"x10"x10" WYE and a 10" square duct. We installed the duct above the site, implementing 3M fire wrap double wrapped according to code. The grease duct was set from the curb to the hood's top, incorporating a MAU fan, insulated to R8. Two 14" round 26 Ga pipes were connected from the main trunk to the hood, landing into 14"x24" boxes.

The ignitor's wires were burned out, causing the furnace to malfunction. We replaced the faulty ignitor with a universal ignitor and conducted a thorough test run. The furnace is now working properly and efficiently.

A thorough evaluation of the aging Carrier furnace was conducted, confirming that all motors are functioning optimally. We performed a seasonal service, resulting in a supply temperature of 120 degrees, ensuring efficient operation throughout the winter months.

An outdoor sensor was emitting a humming sound, indicating a malfunction. We diagnosed the issue and found a faulty capacitor. After replacing the blown capacitor, the unit began cooling effectively again and is functioning properly.

Upon inspection, we discovered that the thermostat had been turned off, which prevented the furnace from operating. We promptly reactivated the thermostat settings, ensuring that the furnace was back online and ready to provide warmth. The system is now functioning efficiently, offering the comfort needed for the home.

The furnace was unable to provide heat and the hot water tank had water accumulation affecting airflow. We addressed this by replacing the control board of the furnace, ensuring it could heat effectively again. The tenant has since turned off the heaters, and the equipment is now functioning properly.

A faulty tankless water heater led to the need for a replacement. We removed the existing unit, installed a new Navien tankless water heater, and replaced the metal flue pipe with newly patched sheet metal. Additionally, we installed a new 2" PVC intake and exhaust for optimal performance, ensuring the system operates efficiently.

A buildup of dust and debris in the ductwork and furnace was causing inefficiencies in the heating system. We performed a thorough duct cleaning and serviced the furnace, improving airflow and ensuring optimal performance. This meticulous approach not only enhances comfort but also promotes clean indoor air quality for the home.

The air conditioning unit was experiencing low pressure and high supply air temperature, prompting us to add refrigerant to restore optimal function. We also serviced the furnace, which is now operating properly. Christopher reported that the AC seemed to be functioning effectively without any signs of freezing, ensuring the system is running smoothly.

The heating system was not functioning due to a faulty thermostat. We replaced it with a new Carrier Infinity control, and the old unit is now under warranty with Airefco. Now, the system efficiently heats using both the heat pump and electric strip heat.

After discovering an issue with the hot water supply, we found that the vent motor assembly was dirty. We carefully cleaned the assembly, ensuring that everything is now functioning properly and providing the hot water needed.

Before we serviced the system, a thorough inspection was needed to ensure optimal performance. We cleaned the flame sensor, checked the ignitor, and verified clear tubing and ports for the pressure switch. The inducer motor's capacitor and amps were in good condition, while the blower was also functioning properly. We flushed the condensate trap and cleaned the lines, confirming the condensate pump worked effectively. For cooling, we monitored the condenser and compressor amps, ensuring everything operated smoothly. Both heating and cooling systems are now fully operational.

When the furnace began shutting off and on, we identified that it was tripping the high-temperature limit due to a clogged filtrete filter in a home with undersized ductwork. We provided recommendations for more suitable filters that can be delivered next day from Amazon, ensuring a quick resolution for improved airflow and efficiency.

One unit heater is not working, fix / Service the other 2 unit heater: One unit in painting room had a history off some burners not lighting and turning off. Found the edges off the burners were blocked. Flame sensors and spark ignitor were behind the burners and were cleaned with sand cloth. Performed maintenance on the other 2. Confirmed all 3 unit heater turn on from their thermostats and are working properly at this time

One of the unit heaters in the painting room was experiencing issues, with some burners failing to light and frequently shutting off. We discovered that the edges of the burners were blocked and addressed this by cleaning the flame sensors and spark ignitor with sand cloth. Additionally, we performed maintenance on the other two unit heaters, successfully confirming that all three are now functioning properly and operating from their thermostats.

After identifying the issue of no heat, we discovered that the inducer draft motor was faulty. We proceeded to replace the motor, ensuring the equipment was functioning properly. The system is now operating as intended, providing the warmth needed.

When the air conditioning unit failed to start, we diagnosed the issue and discovered that the hard start kit was malfunctioning. After replacing the start assist, we conducted a thorough test run to ensure everything was functioning properly. The air conditioner is now working efficiently again.

A malfunctioning furnace needed urgent attention, so we installed a Goodman R32 single-stage gas furnace with an 80% efficiency and a BTU output of 66K. The job included constructing a filter rack, setting up a base can, and handling all necessary gas piping. We also efficiently removed and disposed of the existing furnace, ensuring a seamless transition.

The furnace was not igniting as expected. After conducting a thorough diagnosis, we discovered that the hot surface igniter displayed an OL reading, indicating a malfunction. We relocated the igniter, and now the furnace is operating properly once again.