Hawthorne NJ Furnace and Air Conditioning Repair Installation Service

Arrived on site for maintenance. Customer stated no issues with any unit. Turned all 3 heads on, removed filters and washed them out. Washed down condenser with water. Put filters back and and checked for temp split.

Arrived onsite for warranty repair of Daikin control board and reversing solenoid. Confirmed no operation of the system upon arrival. Performed test on system after starting the system. Confirmed over 20 degree temperature drop cooling in the master bedroom. Ran master bedroom on its own and with entire system running. System maintained over 20 degree temperature drop. All zone cooling. The system never went into heating mode. It consistently starting in cooling. Found basement unit set to heating mode but it was powered off. We can watch out for this in the future as I don’t believe Daikin system provides simultaneous heating and cooling feature. System working as it should now. Will continue to monitor with homeowner for future issues.

Arrived onsite for maintenance and possible low refrigerant. Performed maintenance. Cleaned coils inside and outside. Washed filters. Performed diagnostic; utilized measurequick app and determine system is low on 410a refrigerant.

•Upon arrival, greeted the customer and reviewed the scope of work. Customer directed us to the location of the existing units scheduled for replacement. Prepared the workspace with protective measures to maintain cleanliness and safety. Disconnected power to both the indoor and outdoor units. • Recovered refrigerant from the old outdoor condenser in accordance with EPA regulations. Verified all system operations and ensured proper cooling functionality.

Arrived onsite for no cooling service call. Follow-up from previous appointment. Went through the system. Measured supply temperature at 66. Used measurequick diagnostic app to determine possible low refrigerant also possible restriction or bad EXV. Determined from dealer that system is discontinued and no longer supply replacements. Homeowner elected to try adding refrigerant to buy himself time. Add refrigerant and system responded. Supply temperature now at 48 degrees with a temperature drop of 30. Suction temperature up to 116. Home is cooling.

Greeted customer upon arrival. Customer lead me to air handler, condenser, and dryer vent. Changed filter. Check air handler's coil, lightly dirty, sprayed cleaning chemical on the coils. Put in temperature probes inside ductwork to check Delta. Delta peaked at 18°F Washed down Condenser with just water. Cleaned out dryer vent, dryer vent was clogged. Customer stated no issues with unit. Updated customer on status/information of unit. Customer acknowledged, and signed off.

Greeted customer upon arrival. Customer lead me to mini split air handler and condenser. Called for cooling, air handler was just pushing air, not cold air. Went outside, condenser was not running. Recieving power. Restart condenser, condenser started up but would only run for 7 minutes, then turn off for 9 minutes, the. Turn back on for 7 minutes, loop repeated. Cold air was coming out of the unit. Led code flashed 3 times on control panel, mean refrigerant leak, or overheat protection fail. Informed customer about the status, customer acknowledged and signed off.

Arrive onsite for possible issue with a vent damper. Confirmed operation of the comfort control system. Observed the downstairs damper close and open. I believe the cold air flow is normal for the the system

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 1 system. Asked customer to turn AC on to confirm operation. Checked all electrical. Chemically Cleaned outside coil, measured pressures for 410a at 118/287psi with 1.5degree sub cooling with outside temperature at 80 degrees. Measured temperature drop at 24 degrees. Cleaned evaporator coil and blew out condensate line. Performed efficiency test utilizing MeasureQuick. System running as it should. Change UV bulb

Greeted customer upon arrival. Customer led me to air handler, thermostat,condenser. Thermostat was already set to cooling, condenser was on. Unplugged condenser to wash. Plugged condenser back in to check pressures. Put temperature probes to see delta t. Delta T split peaked at 18°F. Pressures were good, subcooling was low but everything else was fine. Unit has been cooling and was still cooling.

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Customer was not home when I arrived. Customer left the unit running. Pulled out the disconnect to clean the condenser. Clean the condenser from inside out with chemical and water. For the condenser back together and plug them back in to take pressures. Pressures were good but for some odd reason I'm getting zero subcooling. Temperature difference from inside the house is 32°. Went to the attic and noticed that the P-trap for the condensation line was blocked off. Blew out the blockage. Check the evaporator coils and fan blower everything was good. Change filter. Gave customer information/ status of unit, customer acknowledged and signed off.

Greeted customer upon arrival. Customer led me to the condenser that's on the left side of the front of the house. Air handler is located in the Attic that is entered by a pull-down staircase in the garage. Customer turned on AC on the thermostat. What's the condenser saw the condenser running unplug the condenser. Took the top of the condenser off and took branches and leaves from the inside. Washed out condenser with chemical and water. Put the top of the condenser back on and pop a disconnect back on. Being hooked up feel peace gauges on the condenser to check pressures. Precious were perfect. Went to the air handler in the attic. Changed the filter that was applied by the customer. Opened up the air handler to check blower wheel and coils, everything was very clean. Check temperature split from the inside with temperature probes. Temperature difference at 26 degrees Fahrenheit inform customer about the units, customer acknowledged and signed off.

Arrived onsite for a no heat and no AC service call. Upon arrival homeowner explained the thermostat was difficult to work. We turned in the heat and the system did not start. Observed a high efficiency condensation furnace from 2006 and a phased out R22 AC coil and condenser from 2007 manufacturer date.

Customer upon arrival, customer directed me to the two condensers. Customer already had the AC on from both floors. School disconnect on both condensers hopped off the top and clean them from inside out also washed it down with chemical and water. Thanks for voltage and amps everything was fine. Hatfield peace gauges on pressures were fine on the first floor pressures on the second floor unit was slightly lower than it should be but systems operating efficiently and customers never had any issues. What up to the attic change filters on both units.

Removed old 4-ton system with electric heat. Installed new 4-ton Coleman air handler with txv capped off bolt sets of 60 amp wires. Hooked up 30 amp wire with disconnect and fuses. Adapted new air handler to Old dock work installed three IEQ systems filters and blue lights. Installed 5-ton Coleman inverter condenser set unit for four tons of cooling performed evacuation pressure test and pre-charge system. Everything is operational at this time.

No timing for arrival given- Heat pump Unit for the fathers office and the parish office is reading E1 and not working. There are other units on property. I introduced and built all of the partner plan and he said he is going to review it with his superiors but is okay with paying the diagnostic for now. Units were installed 2016/2017. They have never called for maintenance since I have been here. he also mentioned that there is a condenser he would like to look at getting replaced. The person who called:(201)788-3407

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 2 systems. Turn AC on to confirm operation.. Chemically Cleaned outside coils. Homeowner elected Economy coil and condenser system.

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 2 systems. Turn AC on to confirm operation.. Chemically Cleaned outside coils. Homeowner elected Economy coil and condenser system.

upon arrival in Greater customer. customer let me upstairs to the attic. checked out the air handler in the Attic everything seems fine. there is no brush for the condensation PVC P-trap. turn on the thermostat to cooling went outside to see the condenser was running, the condenser was running. pulled disconnect from the condenser to turn off the condenser. open the top of the condenser to take out everything inside the condenser such as leaves dirt rocks and random acorns. used chemicals to clean the condenser also use the owner's hose. check our loan and high voltage. also checked for amps. was not able to check for pressures so instead I just use the temperature probes to see the difference in temperature inside the house from the return vent and the supply vent and the temperature difference peaked at 20° f. turned off the attic to the attic close the attic access ladder turn the thermostat back off to how it was make sure to disconnect was plugged in again for the condenser and ev

Arrived onsite for ac maintenance on 3 systems. New homeowner.

Installed new indoor blower fan under warranty. Also performed system diagnostic due to trauma of system running with mount blower motor working. System is running great. Cooling really well.

Seasonal maintenance for (1) split system up to 5 ton cooling capacity, either roof or ground mounted Includes replacing of standard fiberglass air filter (pleated higher performance filters can be added at an additional cost) , includes replacing blower belt (if applicable), grease or oil bearings, chemically clean the condensing unit, clean the condensate drain line, check operation of all safety devices, check operation of operating controls, check all motors, compressor and refrigerant charge, visual inspection of the duct system.