610-873-1244When it comes to your Parkesburg, PA’s home heating, cooling and water heater systems, DiBiase Heating & Cooling Company makes sure they’re running at peak efficiency for your improved indoor comfort, convenience and safety.
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Had a lot of great tips!
Lori - Parkesburg, PA
Knew what he was doing and had a lot of great info to share.
arrived earlier than expected and did a great job
Sumu - Parkesburg, PA
Luis T.
- Seal return duct system to ensure the duct system is airtight.- Service heat pump system and ensure heat pump is setup to run throughout entire heating cycle and not lockout to minimize runtime of electric backup heat.- Perform airflow diagnostics and measure and record the airflow from each register, adjust dampers to achieve a more balanced home.-added 1 lb of 410 to adjust pressures and added ecm surge protector to blower motor,- per customer adjust lockout balance on electric heat 7,5 kw at 30f outdoor temp,Overall results, system is more air balanced now, adjust supply registers to get more airflow to master bedroom, also closed ne the rooms that is vacant check supply and return air, supply 78 and return 60 ....18 degree split,
Luis T.
Performed LP gas boiler check up, check electrical, clean burners check gas manifold pressure combustion test ok, pilot ok, adjust water pressure recommended replacing gas regulator customer will contact his propane company to make changes, after changes manifold pressures need to adjust to 10 wc and do a combustion test
Luis T.
Per customer hp not coming on, upon arrival thermostat is satisfid, set temp higher hp working, check pressures and test defrost ok pressures 285/80 outdoor temp is 32f outside no problems found this time, no charge this time, cycle hp ok
Chris B.
No heat, found heater or code 4 again, pressure switch stuck closed, found pressure switch closed, reset switch and heater ok, run ok test couple times, ok, noticed pressure switches closed, but it dit not ignite, no error cod s,,,,,recommend replacing pressure switches, informed customer about the control board issue,,,,,,would be good idea to replace as well, recommended replacing system
Chris B.
No heat, found heater or code 4 again, pressure switch stuck closed, found pressure switch closed, reset switch and heater ok, run ok test couple times, ok, noticed pressure switches closed, but it dit not ignite, no error cod s,,,,,recommend replacing pressure switches, informed customer about the control board issue,,,,,,would be good idea to replace as well, recommended replacing system
Chris B.
No heat, found heater or code 4 again, pressure switch stuck closed, found pressure switch closed, reset switch and heater ok, run ok test couple times, ok, noticed pressure switches closed, but it dit not ignite, no error cod s,,,,,recommend replacing pressure switches, informed customer about the control board issue,,,,,,would be good idea to replace as well, recommended replacing system
Chris B.
No heat gas heat furnace, found thermostat set to heat and calling, found heater on code 4 pressure switch closed, check all pressure switches and clear tubes ok both were open, reset unit couple times ok, heater failed once to ignite, blower and inducer would keep running, might have an intermittent problem with board and pressure switches, test pressure switches ok, contacts Might be intermittently not closing or opening, as well as board,,,,,gave estimate to customer, would recommend looking into replacement option as well as repairs needs new filter
Chris B.
Performed heat pump check up, with 10 kw back up, low and high electrical ok test back up heat ok, new filter check r22 test defrost evap coil shows signs of oil residue,,,recommended replacing HP ....currently hp is running electric heat more often due to inefficient,,,,talk to Joe for options on upgrading hp unit
JOSEPH D.
Performed hp inspection heat side check electrical low and high ok test 5 kw ok outdoor unit 410 ok test reversing valve defrost ok cycle hp ok
JOSEPH D.
Performed hp inspection with 10 kw back up electrical low and high ok new filter outdoor unit 410 ok outdoor ambient 60 F 300/110 hat mode piston outdoor capacitor and contactor ok cycle unit ok
JOSEPH D.
Performed hp inspection with 10 kw back up, checked electrical low and high OK replace filter check outdoor unit refrigerant pressures heating side OK test reversing valve tested defrost OK I did not see any signs of dye, contactor and capacitor ok
JOSEPH D.
Performed two hp check ups, with electric heat back up, both units 10 kw test ok, change filters electrical low and high ok, check outdoor units 410A pressures ok, contactor and capacitor ok test reversing valve ok cycle both units ok
JOSEPH D.
Performed hp inspection with 10 kw back up electric heat ok new filter, electrical low and high ok check split 410A capacitor ok recommend replacing contactor check and test reversing valve ok also recommended installing an ez trap, cycle hp ok,
JOSEPH D.
No ac uni off on code 2, reset unit check 410 ok subccoling and super heat ok return and supply air ok bypassed core sense still high and low pressure still in circuit core sense migh be acting up, cycle hp ok 260/135 6 super heat and 7 subccoling
Dan S.
Heat tune up . Checked 16x20x1 filter . Checked capacitors on indoor and outdoor units . Checked contator on outdoor unit . Checked all low and high voltage readings and wiring . Checked refrigerant charge and air temperature splits. Checked electric heat operation. Tested overall operations in heat and cool mode and system is running to standards with a temperature split of 20 . Return 73 supply 53.
Dan S.
No ac . Found the compressor sense locked out on two red flashes . The code was a compressor pressure problem. I tested the refrigerant readings and high voltage readings for the fan and compressor. Refrigerant head pressures never went above 280 and the fan and compressor amp draws didn’t go above normal . I ran the system through some tests . I cycled the system off and on four times . I Checked everything and Found the red wire terminal on the compressor core sense touching the pin on the right side. I used electric tape and taped around the terminal so It could not short out to the pin . I tested the ac and heat mode to see if it would go out again on high pressure. The system is running to standards with a temperature split of 22 . Return 76 Supply 54 . Filter was clean .
JOSEPH D.
Inspected home and discussed with customer problem with second floor being hotter than the first floor where thermostat is located. Inspected attic insulation and found to be approx R38. Inspected duct system, high/low returns in each room. Recommend closing first floor returns in summer to move more air to and from second floor. Recommend logging temperatures on first and second floor and outdoor temperature and time of day. Dampers are installed in vents and accessible by removing floor register and putting hand down in ductwork. Ensured all dampers were open. Discussed filter getting dirty in 10-15 days. Customer indicated she was burning a lot of candles and carbon could have accumulated on the filter material. She did not burn candles since last visit 10 days ago, checked filter and it was completely white. Follow up when weather gets hot.
Christopher B.
Service call that the Air Conditioner was not Cooling. Upon arrival found the Blower Motor was running but the Outdoor Unit was out on a 2 Red Flash Lock Out indicating that it was out on a High Pressure Lockout. Reset the Outdoor Unit and tested operation. Measured Refrigerant Charge which was to standards. System was running at a 10 Degree Subcooling with a Head Pressure that did not exceed 290 PSIG. Spoke with Manufacturer and tested the Wiring on the Unit. Measured Amp Draw on the Fan Motor which was at about 0.8 Amps, with a rating of 1.1 Amps. Checked the Thermostat Wiring Connections and the Wiring in the Air Handler. Turned System on/off multiple times and System was running to standards.
Christopher B.
Service call that the Air Conditioner was not Cooling. Upon arrival found the Blower Motor was running but the Outdoor Unit was out on a 2 Red Flash Lock Out indicating that it was out on a High Pressure Lockout. Reset the Outdoor Unit and tested operation. Measured Refrigerant Charge which was to standards. System was running at a 10 Degree Subcooling with a Head Pressure that did not exceed 290 PSIG. Spoke with Manufacturer and tested the Wiring on the Unit. Measured Amp Draw on the Fan Motor which was at about 0.8 Amps, with a rating of 1.1 Amps. Checked the Thermostat Wiring Connections and the Wiring in the Air Handler. Turned System on/off multiple times and System was running to standards.
Nathan P.
Install a new 40/5 Mfd Dual Capacitor on the Outdoor Unit and a new 20 Mfd Round Capacitor for the Blower Motor. Test operation of system upon completion.Replaced both capacitors and tested
Nathan P.
Replace the 5 Mfd Blower Motor Capacitor and test Operation of system.Replaced and tested
Nathan P.
Performed ac tune up. System is running to manufacture specifications. Unit was tripped on outdoor unit red 3. Reset and tested operation several times. Filter 20/20/1
JOSEPH D.
Performed gas heat inspection check electrical replace filter ok check gas pressure adjust to 3.5 wc combustion test check split ok cycle heater ok unit is 1 year old Water safety devices
JOSEPH D.
Performed HP check up heat side, check 20 kw electric heat back up, filter ok test pump add tabs to pump ok low and high voltage ok recommend motor protector quoted 118 customer ok installed motor protector, check outdoor unit 410 and electrical ok test reversing valve ok check pressures on cooling 73 outdoor cycle unit ok noticed 38 amps for electric back up on 30 amp breaker with 10/2 wire, when electric heat running pulling 38 amps disconnect ne element leaving with 21 amps with 10/2 wire, wires were getting too hot when both elements were running,
Nathan P.
Upon arrival found bad compressor shorted to ground and bad dual capacitor. System needs replaced. r-22 refrigerant . Nameplate information worn off unit. Joe will be here tomorrow 8-10am for estimate to replace second floor unit.