Honey Brook, PA

On October 15, I installed a propane safety low-pressure switch and replaced the igniter. I then installed a new Aprilaire Model 620A Humidifier, sealing it on the supply or return plenum. I ran a new bypass duct and connected it, installed a new copper water line, and connected it to the humidifier. I also installed a new control valve and a new humidistat, completing all necessary wiring. I ran a new drain line and connected it to the existing drain. After installation, I tested the humidifier and ensured it was operating correctly. I removed the old air cleaner and installed a new 413 filter air cleaner, adapting it to the existing ductwork. I also installed a surge protector for the blower motor and a water sensor. After repairs, I tested the system, cycling the heater and ensuring the humidifier was functioning properly. I set the system to winter mode at 35%. Gas pressure tests were within safe limits, and the CO test was within the safe range. The water sensor was also tested an

On 10/9/26, I performed a comprehensive service on a 2-year-old 90% efficient Carrier gas furnace. I began by replacing the air filter with a 210-sized one. I meticulously checked all electrical connections and voltages, ensuring everything was functioning correctly. The heat exchanger, burners, flame sensor, and igniter were inspected and tested. I conducted a water test on all tubing and hoses and inspected the collector box. The exhaust and fresh air pipes were examined for any restrictions or abnormalities. The inducer and blower motor operations were also inspected. I checked for combustion and recorded temperature rise splits at the return and supply. Everything was found to be operating fine. However, a leak was detected on the indoor coil, which had been checked for leaks in August. I provided an estimate for both warranty and non-warranty labor costs. The customer plans to contact the original installation company to see if they will replace the coil at no charge. If not, she

On October 9, I performed a comprehensive service on a 6-year-old 95% gas furnace system. I began by replacing the air filter, which was a 16x25x1 size. I then meticulously checked all electrical connections and voltages to ensure proper functionality. The heat exchanger was inspected, and I tested the burners, flame sensor, and igniter to confirm they were operating correctly. I conducted a water test on all tubing and hoses and inspected the collector box for any signs of wear or damage. Additionally, I examined the exhaust and fresh air pipes for any restrictions or abnormal bends. The inducer and blower motor operations were also inspected. I checked for proper combustion and took temperature rise splits at the return and supply. All components are functioning optimally at this time, and I recorded all relevant equipment information.

On 10/8/26, I performed a comprehensive service check on a 4-year-old Amana 95% gas furnace. I began by inspecting the air filter, which was in good condition, and then serviced the 700 humidifier, ensuring it functioned correctly. I checked all electrical connections and voltages, inspected the heat exchanger, and tested the burners, flame sensor, and igniter. The burners were found to be dirty in the crossover section. I also tested all tubing and hoses for leaks, inspected the collector box, and checked the exhaust and fresh air pipes for obstructions. The inducer and blower motor were inspected for proper operation. Temperature rise splits were taken at the return and supply. The system is currently running fine.

On 10/8/26, I serviced a 5-year-old Amana gas furnace. I began by replacing the 16x25x1 air filter. I then serviced and tested the 600 humidifier. All electrical connections and voltages were checked. The heat exchanger, burners, flame sensor, and igniter were inspected. I water-tested all tubing and hoses and inspected the collector box. The exhaust and fresh air pipes were checked for restrictions and bellies. The inducer and blower motor operations were inspected. Combustion was checked, and temperature rise splits were taken at the return and supply. Everything is functioning correctly. Humidifier service was charged at $67.15, paid via credit card.

On 10/8/26, I performed a comprehensive service on a 5-year-old Amana gas furnace system. I began by replacing the air filter, which was a size AA 413. Next, I serviced and tested the 700 humidifier, ensuring it was functioning correctly. I meticulously checked all electrical connections and voltages to confirm proper operation. The heat exchanger was inspected, and I tested the burners, flame sensor, and igniter. I conducted a water test on all tubing and hoses and inspected the collector box. Additionally, I examined the exhaust and fresh air pipes for any restrictions or bellies. The inducer and blower motor were inspected for proper operation. I also checked for combustion and took temperature rise splits at the return and supply. Everything is running smoothly. I charged $165.46 for humidifier service and filter replacement, paid by credit card.

On October 2, I conducted a thorough quality assurance check on a recently installed high-efficiency propane boiler. I added a field-installed check valve to the circulating pump to prevent heat migration when the boiler is off. After repairs, I tested the boiler operation, ensuring it functioned correctly. I reviewed and adjusted various settings, including warm weather shutdown, minimum and maximum water temperatures for optimal performance. The combustion check was satisfactory, though high ambient and outdoor temperatures limited the high-stage testing. I removed an electrical jumper for the recirculating cord, which was constantly hot and not in use. The thermostat and venting systems were also checked and found to be operating correctly. The boiler is now functioning properly.

We performed a comprehensive heat tune-up for the propane furnace, which dates back to 2007. The Aprilaire 501 filter was in good condition, and we inspected the heat exchanger, burners, flue pipe, inducer assembly, and hoses. The burners showed expected corrosion due to age and fuel. We provided an email estimate for replacing the four burners. The hot surface ignitor was inspected, and flame rectification was verified. The flame sensor was cleaned, and temperature rise and static pressure were measured. We checked wiring, controls, electric motors, and components, and left an estimate for a surge protector. The mainfold gas pressure was inspected, and the drain and pump were checked. Combustion, draft, and smoke tests passed. The furnace is operating well but is beyond its life expectancy. We recommend upgrading the HVAC system and scheduled a consultation for October 9th at 10 AM.

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On 9/28, I performed a comprehensive check-up on a 1-year-old Bosch heat pump system. I verified all electrical connections and voltages, ensuring they were within safe parameters. The air filter was inspected and confirmed to be the correct size, 18x20x1. I examined the indoor coil, blower motor, and amperage draws, and took indoor temperature splits at the supply and return. The outdoor heat pump was tested for BTU output and pressures, with all components inspected. Everything is functioning optimally. Service fee collected for $189.00, paid via credit card.