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Replaced the defective gas valve under manufacturer warranty, restoring proper gas flow control to the furnace. Verified safe ignition, burner operation, and heating cycle performance following the repair, and updated the unit's maintenance log to document the service.

Responded to a warranty call for a multi-unit cooling system with two units running continuously and two units failing to start. Inspected the zone thermostat and confirmed settings and display operation, then inspected the control panel, including the plug-in control relay, contactor wiring, and low-voltage connections, finding no visible damage, corrosion, or burn marks. Verified control circuit operation to isolate the faulty call-for-cooling and non-start conditions.

Performed a six-month preventive maintenance tune-up on the heat pump system (approximately 5 years old) and verified proper operation in heating mode, with the thermostat calling for heat at a 70° setpoint and the system responding normally. No faults or performance issues were identified. During the visit, noted a stain on the brick wall beside the electric water heater and documented the area for the customer's awareness.

Performed seasonal heating maintenance inspection and system check. Inspected the blower assembly and found the squirrel-cage wheel coated with dust and lint buildup, with surface corrosion noted on the motor shaft and set screw and minor rust on one blade. Recommend blower wheel cleaning and monitoring of the corroded shaft hardware, and note that the 20x20x4 filter was not included in this visit.

Replaced the REME HALO air purification unit under manufacturer warranty. Removed the existing unit from the air handler cabinet, installed the new unit in the same airflow-oriented position, and reconnected power. Verified the unit powered up with the LED display and indicator light operating normally and the timer reset to 730 days.

Performed a basic heating maintenance inspection of the air handler, including evaporator coil, drain pan, and blower assembly. The coil fins were clean with no frost or ice, the drain pan was intact, and the blower wheel was clean with no cracks, rust, or damage. Minor surface rust was noted on a cabinet panel near a galvanized bracket and should be monitored; the 20x20x4 filter was not included with this service.

Performed annual heating maintenance inspection on the air handler, including inspection of the blower assembly, evaporator coil compartment, condensate drain piping, refrigerant line insulation, and ductwork connections, and serviced the washable filter. Noted light frost or moisture residue on the evaporator coil and refrigerant lines along with a slight lean in the coil, and recommended further evaluation of refrigerant charge and airflow. No rust or damage observed on the unit, and the system is operating normally for heating.

Excavated the affected section of the residential water service line, exposing the blue polyethylene pipe and removing the damaged segment. Installed new pipe with appropriate fittings, restoring a watertight connection to the home. Backfilled the trench and cleaned up the work area.

Performed a seasonal HVAC tune-up and system inspection, verifying thermostat operation in heat mode with the fan set to auto and calling for the setpoint of 70°F. Inspected the return-side filter housing, removed the dirty filter, and installed a new pleated filter, marking the install date on the frame. Confirmed the duct seams and retaining bracket were secure with sealant intact, and the system was left operating normally.

Performed annual heating maintenance inspection on the forced-air system, including a visual inspection of the blower assembly, which showed a dust and debris accumulation on the squirrel-cage blower wheel blades, and verified heating operation through the Honeywell ProSeries thermostat, confirming a heat call with fan in auto mode and proper system response. Filter (16x25x4) was not included with this visit.

Performed an A/C diagnostic evaluation on the vertically stacked gas furnace and air handler system, inspecting the equipment cabinet, condensate piping, refrigerant line set, and associated flexible ductwork. Reviewed thermostat operation and system settings, and investigated reported moisture staining along the hallway, noting that previously suspected duct leakage may be contributing to moisture and microbial concerns. Findings and recommendations were documented for follow-up.

Responded to an emergency sewer line backup and diagnosed a main line blockage caused by root intrusion. Cleared the obstruction using a sewer drain cleaning cable (auger), extracting a mass of tangled roots and debris from the line and restoring full flow, which resolved the toilet drainage issue. Recommend a camera inspection and periodic root maintenance to prevent recurrence.

Performed annual AC tune-up on a 22-year-old split system with no reported symptoms or recent issues. Inspected the system and replaced the return air filter (16x25x1), and verified the unit is operating properly. Documented the equipment data plate and the ductwork/plenum condition with photos for service records.

Performed monthly preventive maintenance on the Daikin heat pump air handler, including inspection of the unit cabinet, refrigerant line insulation, filter drier, and PVC condensate drain assembly, with no visible frost, ice, rust, or damage observed. Serviced the 20x20x4 filter per the monthly schedule (filter supplied separately) and updated the on-unit service log to document the visit.

Performed scheduled monthly maintenance on the Daikin gas furnace and associated cooling system, including inspection of the gas supply piping and valve, electrical junction, PVC condensate and venting runs, and supply ductwork. Replaced the 16x25x1 air filter. Visual inspection found no evidence of leaks, frost, ice, or rust on the equipment, and the adjacent water heater, gas line, and venting were also checked and found in normal condition.

Cleared a clogged bathtub drain by removing the stopper and clearing the blockage from the drain line, restoring proper flow. Verified unobstructed drainage by running water through the tub. Noted heavy rust staining and worn enamel on the tub basin.

Responded to a no-display thermostat call and inspected the attic-installed furnace/air handler, where the control board status LED was illuminated, confirming the unit was receiving power. Performed diagnostics on the blank thermostat to verify low-voltage (24V) supply from the control board to the thermostat wiring, and cleaned the unit's exterior and surrounding area to restore the system to proper operation.

Performed heating maintenance on the furnace, including a combustion analysis with a calibrated analyzer to verify safe and efficient operation. Inspected the AC evaporator coil and air handler cabinet, confirming the prior diagnosis and documenting heavy rust and corrosion on the coil assembly, center divider, and drain pan; repair options and estimates were prepared for customer review.

Performed seasonal heating maintenance on two systems, inspecting air handler cabinets, control board wiring terminations, and evaporator coil assemblies, and replacing the 20x22x1 air filters per the monthly service plan. Verified thermostat operation in heat mode, with the system calling for heat and the indoor temperature stable at 72°F. Noted a permanent hold setting at 84°F on the thermostat and light dust accumulation inside the air handler cabinet.

Evaluated the gas-fired boiler system, including an inspection of the heat exchanger, venting, control module, circulator pump, and associated piping with the front cover removed. Performed a combustion analysis using a handheld analyzer, recording O2 at 8.7%, CO at 31 ppm, and CO2 at 6.9%, to assess burner operation and combustion efficiency. Noted general age-related wear, dust accumulation, and light surface corrosion on the cabinet.