Fair Lawn NJ Furnace and Air Conditioning Repair Installation Service

Zone valve heads are the electric motor that opens and closes the zone valve body. Valve motors are not interchangeable and require the OEM parts.

Arrived on site for driving cleaning. Customer led me to the event outside on the left side of the house. Use portable cable compressor to clean out the dryer vent from the outside. Ask customer to run the dryer inside. Fed hose down the vent and waited for the compressor to build up pressure. Took out a great amount of that was restriction the dryer vent. Went inside the event about 4 to 5 times with the hose to ensure cleanliness of the dryer vent. After cleaning dryer vent picked up all the link off the ground, cleaning up the best to the ability.

Arrived on site for a heating issue. Issue being at the first floor was getting continuous Heat no matter if the thermostat was off or lowered. Went to the boiler located in the basement, left his own valve was open right zone valve was also opened. Went to the second floor turned off that thermostat went back to the basement the right zone valve closed left one still open. Went to the first floor turn off the thermostat went to the basement left on it was still open concluding that the first floor is on valve was stuck open. Took off the zone valve and heard the zone valve retract back to close. Repositionable zone valve back on and it closed the valve. Went to the first floor turn thermostat on and off to make sure that the zone valve was no longer stuck for now. Recommended a replacement, homeowner said that they will stay with the current zone valve and see how much longer they can get out of it. They would still want the estimate on the replacement. Estimate will be sent.

Arrived onsite for repair of the safety control system. Removed part from the electrical circuit. Disconnected all wire to components. Removed device from boiler. Installed new part with conductive paste. Connected low voltage wiring. Connected water pump circuit. Connected burner circuit. Connected flue damper circuit. Connected high voltage wiring. Confirmed operation of the system. Flue damper opened, boiler fired up. Restarted system several times. Observed system go off on high temperature limit as designed. System working as it should.

Arrived on site for no heat. Homeowner said they haven't had heat since the morning. Thermostat was reading 66°, set thermostat to 77°. Went to the boiler and the boiler was off. Heard buzzing from the boiler trace the sound and it was coming from the aquastat. Remove the aquastat and tapped on it buzzing seem to stabilize notice that the Aquastat was stuck. Open up the unit and saw that the back flame prevention plate was not screwed in, had two missing screws. Roll out switch was hitting the burner. Adjusted the plate and installed two new screws. Restarted the unit and the unit turned on normally. Let you unit run for a couple seconds and turn it off to restart it and it turned on normally again. Let the unit run until it turns off on its own, unit turned off on 170° temperature. Homeowner now has Heat. Homeowner acknowledge the update of the system and signed off.

Arrived onsite for maintenance for one gas fired high efficiency boiler. Requested the customer turn on the thermostats up to heat and confirm operation of the boiler and each zone valve. Turned the boiler off and removed heat exchanger cover. Cleaned heat exchanger. Performed a visual inspection of all electrical and inspected all external water components such as the exp tank, fill valve, backflow preventer and the circulator pump. Clear condensate lines. Found loose connection in the condensate drain. Discussed with installer and will come back with a hose clamp at customer’s convenience. Confirmed system is operating and heating properly at this time.

Arrived onsite for noisy fan from server room. Found fault in ceiling and recommend replacing will provide an estimate.

Arrived onsite for no heat call on gas fired boiler. Found the plug for the flue damper on the aquastat is faulty. Homeowner had rigged a rope to create tension on the plug. Recommend at least a aquastat should be replaced. Perhaps the flue damper plug.

Arrived on site for heating maintenance. Customer stated no issues with the unit. Went downstairs to look at the unit after calling for heat on the thermostat. Unit kicked on normally. Turned off gas valve of the unit to operate on it safely. Turned off the power to inspect the wiring. Every wiring looked good and secured. Fan blade was clean. Changed the filter. Cleaned out flame sensor. Flame sensor had a 2.7 microamps reading. Check the temperature rise of the unit which peaked at 45 but stayed at a constant 40. Efficiency of the unit was 87.8%. CO2 was at 20 ppm. Inform the customer that there was no issue with the unit and everything is working well. Customer acknowledge and signed off.

we replaced an older high efficiency gas furnace with a brand new high efficiency gas furnace with 10-year part and labor warranties.

Arrived on site and removed the old lennox gas fired furnace, set a new coleman, high efficiency gas fired furnace, manufactured and installed a new supply transition duct, reattached the return duct with the filter track. Performed all of the required connections for the intake and exhaust for the flue piping, attached the high and low voltage existing wires to the new furnace. Installed a new T6 wifi thermostat and wired in. Started up the system and confirmed operation in both low and high heat, the new furnace is operating properly.

All right on site for maintenance. Customer led me to the basement where the air handlers located. Customer turned on the unit and saw the unit fully functional. Took out the old filtering replacing with a filter that was applied on site. Open up the evaporator code to check out the mirroring device in the condition of the evaporator coil. The main device is a piston and evaporator cause rain good condition. Also inserted two condensate treatment pills inside the condensate tray. I made sure that the water pump of the air handler was fully functional. Went outside pull the disconnect of the condenser to work on it safely and took out the top. Wash down the unit with chemical and water. Put the condenser back together and turn on the condenser and it turned on normally. Check the pressures with the field pieces. High pressure was a little low but it was 69 outside. Temperature difference inside the house was 18 pick that 20

Arrived onsite for maintenance for one gas fired high efficiency boiler. Requested the customer turn on the thermostats up to heat and confirm operation of the boiler and each zone valve. Turned the boiler off and removed heat exchanger cover. Cleaned heat exchanger. Performed a visual inspection of all electrical and inspected all external water components such as the exp tank, fill valve, backflow preventer and the circulator pump. Clear condensate trap and lines. Neutralizer pellets are good. Priority hot water heating working correctly. Confirmed system is operating and heating properly at this time.

Pumped gas piping up to 14 psi everything holding.

Arrived onsite for maintenance for one gas fired boiler. Requested the customer turn on the thermostats up to heat and confirm operation of the boiler and each zone valve. Turned the boiler off and removed and cleaned all burners and wiped cleaner the burner compartment. Performed a visual inspection of all electrical and inspected all external water components such as the exp tank, fill valve, backflow preventer and the circulator pump. System working as it should.

Arrived onsite for heating maintenance 2 gas fired furnaces: 1 in basement and 1 in the attic.

Arrived on site for no cooling call. Condenser fan was running. Air handler was running Compressor was off. Checked/tested capacitor. Capacitor was dead. Replaced capacitor.

Arrived on site for driving cleaning. Customer led me to the event outside on the left side of the house. Use portable cable compressor to clean out the dryer vent from the outside. Ask customer to run the dryer inside. Fed hose down the vent and waited for the compressor to build up pressure. Took out a great amount of that was restriction the dryer vent. Went inside the event about 4 to 5 times with the hose to ensure cleanliness of the dryer vent. After cleaning dryer vent picked up all the link off the ground, cleaning up the best to the ability.

All right on site for maintenance. Customer led me to the basement where the air handlers located. Customer turned on the unit and saw the unit fully functional. Took out the old filtering replacing with a filter that was applied on site. Open up the evaporator code to check out the mirroring device in the condition of the evaporator coil. The main device is a piston and evaporator cause rain good condition. Also inserted two condensate treatment pills inside the condensate tray. I made sure that the water pump of the air handler was fully functional. Went outside pull the disconnect of the condenser to work on it safely and took out the top. Wash down the unit with chemical and water. Put the condenser back together and turn on the condenser and it turned on normally. Check the pressures with the field pieces. High pressure was a little low but it was 69 outside.

Arrived onsite for no cooling call. Condenser fan motor failed. Homeowner looking to replace system. Installed condenser fan motor. System still running hot. Misters had been added to the condenser that are helping

Arrived onsite for no cooling service call. Customer explained the breaker keeps tripping. Performed diagnostic. Removed compressor from the circuit and fan worked. Tested compressor wires for resistance measure a jumping ohm up to 300. Measures resistance to ground. Took top off and measure resistance on compressor leads. Again had high resistance measurement between leads. Measured resistance to ground in all 3 terminals. The compressor is confirmed grounded. Left plug off compressor. Returned disconnect in off position. Proving for replacement is being worked up.

Arrived on site for no Cooling. Customer turned on the unit when I arrived, the condenser outside was humming loudly. Sound like the the compressor was working but the fan was not spinning. Unplug the disconnect and open up the wiring for the condenser. Check for voltage and amps everything was fine checked out the capacitor that was pretty rusted up on the top but it was fine. Every component was working good except for the fan. Notice that the fan has a thermal protection, rang up the hose and tried calling it down for about 5 minutes with water.

Arrived on site for no Cooling. Customer turned on the unit when I arrived, the condenser outside was humming loudly. Sound like the the compressor was working but the fan was not spinning. Unplug the disconnect and open up the wiring for the condenser. Check for voltage and amps everything was fine checked out the capacitor that was pretty rusted up on the top but it was fine. Every component was working good except for the fan. Notice that the fan has a thermal protection, rang up the hose and tried calling it down for about 5 minutes with water. At the cooling down the condenser turned on the connector by plugging in the disconnect and the unit turned on very loudly. Check for pressures and pressures were pretty low super heat was higher than 50 and what temperature difference inside the house Peak at four degrees difference.

UV Light Air Purification Installation: Installed a UV-C germicidal light system inside the HVAC air handler to neutralize airborne pathogens. Connected the unit to the blower control circuit, ensuring it operated only during air circulation, and verified UV output for indoor air quality improvement.

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 1 system. Homeowner mentioned noise from indoor blower fan. Could not recreate the noise. System worked well while there. . Checked all electrical. Chemically Cleaned outside coil. measured pressures for 410a at 120/245psi with 5 degree sub cooling with outside temperature at 81 degrees. Measured temperature drop at 17 degrees. Cleaned out condensate line. Removed 20x20x1 filter located in air handler. Installed 2 -14x28x1 filters in filter grill provided by the homeowner System running as it should.