Ridley Park, PA

Found unit not running because of a high pressure switch stuck open. Outdoor coil extremely dirty. Caked in a layer of dirt. Presumably this is what caused pressure switch to fail (several high pressure incidents) Cleaned coil as best as possible to be able to assess. Got system running by bypassing pressure switches. Also found thermostat has failed. Pressures indicate that system is undercharged. 131/335 25SH 12 SC° Temperature split 83-66=13° Seeing this led me to offer to charge style system and I originally included this on invoice. However when I added refrigerant superheat stayed the same. TXV is stuck closed. No point in adding refrigerant, will make system worse. System will underperform until repairs are made, We will provide an estimate to 1 Replace indoor coil 2 Replace failed high pressure switch that is currently bypassed with a universal one. 3. Deep clean outdoor Coil Furnace serial number 2011 Indoor coil serial number 2013 Outdoor equipment serial number 2012

Drained and removed old expansion tank for boiler and installed new boiler expansion tank and went to every radiator in home and re bled them all. Tested boiler after thoroughly for leaks and ensured proper operation. No issue with unit at this time.

We replaced relief valve two weeks ago and water is now leaking from it. Check boiler operation boilers heating check water pressure reaching 30 psi and opening relief valve.. inspect expansion tank it does not get hot at top as usual. Check air pressure on tank found valve leaking air. Tried to add air to expansion tank added some air 15 psi. Not sure how long this bladder will maintain pressure. Air separator will also not release make up air from water. Provide estimate to replace both items.

Partially drained boiler and replaced water feeder that was faulty with new watts water feeder and backflow prevention device and ensured no leaks were present in piping. Then installed new pressure relief valve on boiler and tested new device. Went to every single radiator in the house and purged air from system. No other issues present.

Partially drained boiler and replaced water feeder that was faulty with new watts water feeder and backflow prevention device and ensured no leaks were present in piping. Then installed new pressure relief valve on boiler and tested new device. Went to every single radiator in the house and purged air from system. No other issues present.

Partially drained boiler and replaced water feeder that was faulty with new watts water feeder and backflow prevention device and ensured no leaks were present in piping. Then installed new pressure relief valve on boiler and tested new device. Went to every single radiator in the house and purged air from system. No other issues present.

Partially drained boiler and replaced water feeder that was faulty with new watts water feeder and backflow prevention device and ensured no leaks were present in piping. Then installed new pressure relief valve on boiler and tested new device. Went to every single radiator in the house and purged air from system. No other issues present.

Arrived at call for issue with no heat in the bedroom, bled radiator, and found it was full of air. Went to basement and checked pressure on boiler. It was around 5 to 10 PSI so I added water to the boiler because the water is broken and overfill boiler went back upstairs and purge the remaining air out of the radiator and restored heat to the bedroom estimate was left for new pressure relief valve, which is dripping water at a slow and a new water feeder to add water to the boiler automatically.

Drained down boiler and went out to local distributor to get correct copper fittings to sweat in piping. After replacing section of pipe that had pinhole in it found another hole in 3/8 copper going next to the block up to second floor bathroom. Talk to homeowner and explained that the only option to do now was to cut the ends and braise them shut and not use that convection heater. Braised ends. And refilled boiler and bleed every single radiator. Boiler is back and working at time of service. Homeowner will probably add a piece of electric baseboard for the upstairs bathroom.

Perform precision heat tuneup on gas furnace. Clean flame sensor inspected burners. Replaced 16 x 25 x 4 air filter provided by homeowner. Checked all electrical connections and components. Used inspection camera and removed limit from furnace and found crack and heat exchanger. Brought homeowner to furnace and showed him crack and heat exchanger. Explained to homeowner why this is dangerous and I will need to shut the furnace down. When inspecting heat exchanger and removing limit limit, actually broke internally and caused three amp fuse to pop. Explained to homeowner that just replacing the limit does not fix the crate exchanger. Explain to him that you either have to replace heat exchanger or furnace. Homeowner mentioned that he has a home warranty. He would like us to replace the limit. Placed red tag on furnace shut off gas and main power.