Franklin Lakes NJ Furnace and Air Conditioning Repair Installation Service

Arrived onsite for no cooling call. Homeowner showed me the thermostat is older. carrier infinity proprietary thermostat

Arrived on site for AC maintenance. Customer stated no issues with AC as of late. Customer directed me to thermostat which there is only one. Customer let me to the air handler that is located in the Attic. Easy access, stairs inside of closet by entrance. Turned on the unit on thermostat calling for cooling. Unit turned on successfully/normally. Opened up the panel of the unit. Spray evaporator coil with non rinse spray. Unclog the P-trap with a CO2 cartridge. Evaporator coils look in great condition. Remove the April air filter from the unit and installed the new one. Advise a customer to remove the filter from the hallway, instead of two filters just have one. Two filters were great too much restriction/stress on a unit. Went outside to clean the condenser. Unplug the disconnect to operate the condenser safely.

Arrived on site for no cooling. Air handler did not power on after turning on the thermostat. Went up to the attic to check out the air handler. Open up the wiring panel for the air handler. Check for high voltage is coming in, was receiving 240 volts. Check the plug and I was connecting to the board it was raining 240. Check the Transformer and the Transformer was reading 88. Traced the wire from the Transformer to the circuit board circuit board was reading 80 and dropping.

Arrived on site for humidity not being removed. Customer says they are getting cooling. Checked out the unit and the metering device is a TXV. Inspected the drain pan and p trap, p trap is clocked up with gunk. Recommended for it to be clean, customer declined. Went outside to check out the condenser and check pressures, Recommended customer fora maintenance to get accurate readings, customer decline. Customer said theyll reach out to office about EPP plan.

Arrived onsite for condensate leak coming from the air conditioning system. Found a fault in the water removal system. Cleaned condensate trap and line. Replaced the water pump and confirmed operation of the system. Confirmed the pump is removing the condensate water into the sump pump.

Upon arrival, met with the customer and reviewed the scope of work. Customer directed us to the designated work area. Drop cloths were laid throughout the workspace to ensure cleanliness and protect the property.

Arrived on site for two diagnostics. First diagnostic was for the second floor that was receiving hot air/ no Cooling. Went to the attic and check the evaporator everything seemed fine, the meeting device with a TXV, notice some build up being built inside the P-trap, cleared it out with the brush and also blew it out. Went outside to look at the condenser, condenser was not running. Went to go check the breaker to see if it was tripped and it was turned it on looked at the condenser and the condenser ran for about a minute until it shut off on its own

No arrival time given; EPP 2C- Customer believes that their unit may be out of refrigerant. Upstairs unit. Last season he was made aware of a leak for this unit. He knows its on its last leg but he says he would rather repair over replace. 20-22 years old.

Arrived for Diagnostic. Both units are R22. 2 air handlers in attic. Both condensers run normally. Pressures for both condensers are low.

Arrived on site for the installation of a 3-ton Coleman condenser with a matching air handler. Upon arrival, spoke with the customer and explained the full scope of work. The customer directed us to the location of the existing units to be replaced.

Arrived for Diagnostic. Both units are R22. 2 air handlers in attic. Both condensers run normally. Pressures for both condensers are low. First floor is low, upstairs is practically empty. Condensation pan for first floor was almost full from ice build up in the evaporator coil. Informed customer of units conditions. Customer is interested in replacing both units. Also wants to become a EPP member.

Arrived on site for no cooling. Air handler turns on. Condenser turns on. Condenser had a rattling noice to it. Checked pressures

Arrived onsite for nitrogen leak test. Found leak outside in condenser near the refrigerant filter device. Possible other leaks outside but was not able to confirm. Inside found multiple leaks in the inside heat transfer media. Homeowner elected to replace AC system. Note the doorway will have to remove molding. New cabinet size is 17.5

Arrived for no cooling. Checked pressures at condenser. Condenser has 0 refrigerant. Checked filter. Unit has had no filter for a while. Customers interested in a leak test for unit. Made sure gates are closed before leaving. Customer acknowledged status of unit and signed off.

Arrived for diagnostic. Evaporator coils was all frozen. Whole Suction line was frozen. Turned off ac, turn on fan from auto, left site for ice to defrost. -came back to finish diagnostic. Unit was low on charge. Informed customer about unit status before charge. Customer approved charge up to 3 pounds on unit. Charged unit up to 3 pounds of Refrigerant, delta t jumped from 1 to 16 degrees. Unit has a fixed piston as a Metering device. Unit information after charge:

Arrived for Diagnostic. Both units are R22. 2 air handlers in attic. Both condensers run normally. Pressures for both condensers are low. First floor is low, upstairs is practically empty. Condensation pan for first floor was almost full from ice build up in the evaporator coil. Informed customer of units conditions. Customer is interested in replacing both units. Also wants to become a EPP member.

•Greeted customer upon arrival. •Customer lead me to air handlers. •Changed polarized filters for all 4 units. •Installed UV reflectors on all 4 units. •Turned on UV for all units. •Customer turned cooling on all 4 units. •All condenser turned on normally. •Cleaned all condensers with water and chemical. •Took pressures of all 4 condensers, all but one pressures were fine, outdoor temp was 64°F. •second floor condenser seemed to be low on refrigerant, informed customer, customer did not want recharge. •informed customer about all status and information of all units, Customer acknowledged and signed off.

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 4 systems. Turn AC on to confirm operation. Checked all electrical. Chemically Cleaned outside coils.

Arrived onsite for no cooling service call. Performed diagnostic and found system about 70% low in 410a. System take over 13 pounds of refrigerant. Observed air handler and found green solution on the air handler part indicating a significant refrigerant leak or dye escaping the system.

Found 75 gallon Bradford White water heater. Leaking tank was under warranty. Went to universal swapped out 75 gallon tank installed new 75 gallon water heater. Charging just labor rates.

created customer upon arrival. customer led me to basement for the unit was at. then led me around back to where the condenser was at. I then proceeded to change the filter of the unit. turned on all three thermostats to cooling. went outside saw condenser working / running. pulled the disconnect to shut condenser off. took off the top of the condenser. scooped off every dirt leaves branches and rocks from the condenser. clean condenser with water and chemical. put the condenser back together. open the electrical panel to check for high voltage low voltage and amps. everything seem fine. hooked up my field pieces to the condenser for pressure check, everything was fine. went inside with temperature probes put one in the supply duct and one in the return duct of the unit. delta(temp difference) reached 25°F. put all thermostats back to regular temperature 73° f. before leaving made sure everything was running and plugged in properly

Customer taking advantage of dryer vent special. Vent is clear and reattached. Secured with foil tape. Recommend upgrading to flex dryer vent with adapter for the wall vent to properly fit the dryer.

Customer taking advantage of dryer vent special. Found the dryer vent hard ducted. It was barely attached to the wall. Lint behind the dryer and near the failed connection at the wall. Cleaned out significant amount of lint. Blew 450cfm of air through the vent system. Vacuumed the floor behind washer and dryer and under the sink. Vent is clear and reattached. Secured with foil tape. Recommend upgrading to flex dryer vent with adapter for the wall vent to properly fit the dryer.

Arrived onsite for a no heat service call on master bedroom system. Performed diagnostic on system. Found a loose wire connecting the outdoor system to the indoor system. Reattached wire and system began cooling. Refrigerant levels 410a seem good.

Arrived onsite to clean ac systems to remove organic growth and ad Indoor Air Quality solution to scrub the air. Opened all indoor air handlers. Removed blower fan cage from compartment. Used evaporator cleaners and cleaned entire inside compartment of each air handlers. Sprayed each evaporator coils. Removed any dust from the evaporator coils. We will return to add heat shield to the UV light system. To protect plastic flex ductwork, switch the UV light off for the moment.