Brookhaven, PA

12/12/25 Connected Ecobee room sensor and gave to Mrs. Hines. She walked it upstairs, Replaced REME cell. Cell should be replaced every 2 years. Completed tankless water heater maintenance. Isolated and flushed heat exchanger with descaling solution for 45 min and then with water for 15 min. Inspected wiring, controls, motors. Removed ignition assembly and cleaned flame sensor with fine steel wool. Gasket in good condition. Afterwards tested system operations and performed combustion testing/analysis: Pass Completed heat tune up for natural gas furnace. Replaced 16x25x1 filter Inspected heat exchanger, burners, flue pipe, inducer assembly and hoses Inspected hot surface ignitor and verified resistance with meter Cleaned flame sensor and verified flame rectification circuit Measured temperature rise and static pressure Checked wiring, controls, electric motors and components; Checked manifold gas pressure Inspected drain and pump. Bushed out EZ trap Combustion, draft and smoke

Tested system main breaker keeps tripping once the heat pump or the electric back up. Heat comes on for no more than five minutes. Check draw an outdoor unit is showing about 5 A. The indoor air handler running is at 17 to 32 amp. Incoming into the whole 100 amp panel is only around 32 with the air handle running . Main breaker feels hot to the touch. Has to be something wrong with the main panel. I have the electric heat kit, disabled and breaker still trips with just heat pump.

Arrived to the customer's home and did not get an answer at the door.

Luis 11-7-25 customer called in for message on thermostat, system is heating. Alert was showing smart sensor lost communication with thermostat. Customer could not find sensor. I told customer once they find sensor replace batteries and should connect. If does not connect they buy other sensors. I also helped customer add new thermostat to the app so they have access from thermostat. We removed old thermostat from the app and add the new one. Warranty call

When I arrived the thermostat was displaying critical temperature and humidity sensor error. 27V between R and C Back of thermostat as very hot to the touch when I took off the wall. Offered to install new Ecobee with room sensor under manufacturer part warranty. They agreed. Installed, wired, and configured new thermostat. Connected new room sensor. Afterwards tested. Homeowner will connect to WiFi. Left instructions on table. System operating well at this time.

Removed 5wk on heat kit

Set new unit in new auxiliary drain pan. Adapted to Supply and return ducts. Ran new high voltage wires from breaker panel to new unit. Ran new copper lineset from indoor to outdoor unit. Ran new condensate drain with ez trap to new condensate pump. Made all high and low voltage connections to unit. Wired all safeties in series to break 24v R call to thermostat. Set new unit on new pad and leveled. Hung new disconnect box with internal surge protector and sealed to wall. Piped in new lineset to unit. Brazed pressure tested evacuated and charged system. Made all high and low voltage connections to unit. Performed all test put procedures cleaned all work areas and reviewed installation with homeowner.

Seal ductwork including plenum on existing unit on all ducting in basement that is accessible. Seal with mastic on ductwork and foil tape or silicone around equipment connections. Remove end cap on one section of ductwork that is not properly connected in mechanical room. Attempt to reconnect as best as possible to reduce air leakage. Seal duct connections with mastic. Remove and pan off 2 supply registers on basement area trunk line, one on the end of the run and one in the open area of the basement. Pan off section on top of main trunk line in basement. Install (2) new 5" top takeoff adhesive collars and run new 5" hard pipe from take offs and connect to existing 3 1/4" x 12" supply register boots that are existing. Check airflows to each register on completion. Note: Ceiling will be taken down by Chris before project is started to allow access to bays where ductwork will be installed.

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Tan 6/25/25 Responded to noise issue from AC condenser on balcony. Spoke to client when I arrived and she had complaints about her AC bothering her neighbors due to being loud. System was running and cooling as it should due to extremely hot weather. It’s set for 69° and will run long during these heat waves to remove as much heat from the home as possible. When I approached the closet I noticed it was louder than normal but not to the extreme sense. I felt the vibration from the balcony railing when I was leaning over to see the back side. I shut off the condenser and removed panel door. Checked wiring and configuration to ensure motors were properly wired. In rare instances, if wiring was done improperly the motors could go backwards and create a loud vibration, however this was not the case. Wiring and configuration were good. Checked fan motor mount and it was strong and stable. The fan itself was perfect and not giving off-balance rotation. I added vibration pads to the bottom of