Phoenixville, PA

On October 2, I began by replacing both fan belts. To ensure proper tension, I carefully loosened all motor mounting hardware. After re-tightening, I rechecked the belt tension to confirm it was correctly set. I then tested the operation of both exhaust fans, verifying that they were functioning smoothly and efficiently. Both fans are now in excellent working condition, providing optimal performance. The job was completed to the highest standards, ensuring the system operates effectively.

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Issue was with indoor fan not energizing as designed. Employees at Riverworks have replaced failed transformer. They also replaced contactor, thermostat, dual capacitor, and control board. Voltage to this building is 208 so I moved the hot lead on primary side of transformer to the appropriate tap (208V). (2) issues were preventing indoor blower from working as designed. 1. the internal thermostat jumper was set for a 2wire (2-transformer system) I put back to a 1 wire and 2. The high voltage orange wire was landed on the “unused” terminal on control as opposed to the HEAT or COOL terminal (which in this case is jumpered. Wired everything correctly and tested system. Operating well at this time.

9/9/26 Dan 1st floor Trane system is not cooling, it’s 22 yrs old and it’s not able to maintain temps . I started by looking at the indoor unit, I looked at the air filter and the blower operation and checked the indoor coil for ice or debris on it. I went to the outdoor unit and inspected the system components and made sure the system has pressure. I turned the system back on and found very low on charge . I have 45 psi and running at a saturation temp of 20+° which will freeze the indoor coil . The customer is scheduled tomorrow at 2:00 PM in the afternoon for an estimate on his first floor AC system. I collected for $99 diagnostics for today paid by credit card. I did leave an estimate for the customer to review for contract pricing.

I arrived to the customers home to perform an Q.A inspection on an oil furnace system, and a/c . (Spirit oil furnace and Goodman a/c ) I started with checking the air filter and found good. The filter size is a 213 . I checked all my electrical connections and voltages for neatness function. I checked and inspected my strainer and nozzle , and the oil filter. I inspected the flue pipe for proper insulation . I Inspected my heat exchanger and the chimney for clearance. I tested system for smoke and combustion. I took temp rise splits at the return and the supply. Everything looks good on the oil side . I looked at the overall install of the new indoor coil and the outdoor a/c. I inspected the ez trap and the drain line. I checked the system level and the level of the disconnect. Made sure all penetrations were sealed. I checked the electrical connections and checked the breaker size. I checked for caps, and inspected the refrigerant pressures. Everything is in good working order

Luis 8-24-26 Check indoor and outdoor coils for any leaks, I found small leak on indoor coils. I called manufacturer for availability and pricing. I provided estimate for repairs. Pricing includes new indoor txv, new drain pan and new indoor coil. Parts warranty expired 2024. Unit is from 2019 (7 years old) other option is to upgrade to new heat pump. I talked to joe while on site about this job and he will emailed estimate for system replacement option.

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7/30/26. Found a/c frozen at evaporator coil when I arrived. Used gas furnace to thaw out. Cleaned outside condenser coil. Took photos and measurements of indoor coil. Added furnace info to profile. Added 2 lbs r-22 to the system. New pressures are 173/73 with 11 subcooling and 5.2 superheat. A/c is working properly at time of service, do not know how long charge will last.