Bedford, NH

I found no gas leaks at the furnace in the workout room. I used my gas sniffer and found no leaks on the gas pipe or the gas valve. I rechecked my repair and there was no Co present inside of the furnace cabinet. I also performed a combustion analyzer test when the unit was running and it was running good. Only when the unit turns off you can smell a little odor of propane which I have found normal on propane furnaces. The smell is the mercaptan when the unit shuts off. Mercaptan is a harmless odor that they add into propane to detect gas. The furnace is safe to operate.

Wire in thermostat connection at furnace board

Replacement housing unit and two spare O-rings for the client to have for repair. These are materials only so there is no additional pricing for installation.

Upon arrival I found that there was water in the furnace cabinet. I found that the furnace trap was clogged. I rinsed it out with hot water and soap. I primed the trap and reinstalled it. When I went to start up the furnace the same area code came on again. I found that the blower motor has failed. When trying to locate a new motor the rep had told me the best thing to do was to replace it with the OEM motor. We will get back to you Friday and let you know if we can replace it that day.

Completed the non condensing rinnai water heater maintenance. I inspected the inside for leaks and there was none. Checked the wiring connections and everything looked good. I checked incoming gas pressure and that was according to manufacturer specifications. I ran the cleaner through it for about 45 minutes. I flushed about 10 gallons of water through it after. Everything looked good on the water heater. The noise with the radiators I believe is that there is air in the system and because the expansion tank is bad. We will come out as soon as possible to replace the leaking trap under the bedroom sink.

Replace gas valve under Lennox warranty. Tested operation according to oem requirements. All set, thank you!

Today I completed a maintenance on your Viessmann oil boiler. Everything went great during the visit. I reccomend replacing the expansion tank and the mixing valve. Please see the maintenance sheet for details of todays service. Thank you!

Replacement of the failed system on the second floor with a new, high-efficiency Lennox system, similar to the new system we installed at your previous home. The new system will feature a high-efficiency variable-speed furnace and a variable-speed heat pump unit, controlled by a new S40 thermostat. Since the existing lineset and wiring connecting the system in the attic to the outdoor unit were installed in the wall cavity and are not accessible, we will need to cut open the wall on the second floor and on the first floor to allow us to route the new refrigerant line from the attic to the basement to get to outside. We will remove and open the wall. Patching the wall and painting repairs will be the responsibility of the client. At the outdoor unit location, we will position the new unit in the same spot. However, we would recommend re-doing the venting penetrations, as two of the existing vents currently blow exhaust directly onto the outdoor unit, which can be detrimental to perfo

I re arranged the control woring for the system. I found a gang of wired sharing a hole with line voltage wiring. I think this was the problem. I also grounded a zone stat to common. Covered under system warranty, thank you!

I completed the gas furnace maintenance. I started off with checking all the electrical connections and the capacitors and everything looked good. I replaced the air filter. I vacuumed out the filter box and the furnace cabinet. I pulled and cleaned the flame sensor. When I checked incoming gas pressures the pressure was low so I had to adjust the regulator. I adjusted outgoing gas pressures after and everything was according to manufacturer specifications. Lastly, I performed a combustion analyzer test that checks the units CO, CO2 and oxygen levels and the furnace was running great.

I started off with completing the maintenance for the unit in the garage. I started off with checking all the wiring connections and everything looked good. I pulled and cleaned the flame sensor. I replaced the air filter. I vacuumed out the filter box and the furnace. Checked incoming and outgoing gas pressures and those were according to manufacturer specifications. I performed a combustion analyzer test that checks the units CO, CO2 and oxygen levels and the unit was running good. Couple things I found was that the inducer motor capacitor is starting to fail. I found that the burner tubes are very rusty. I found that the trap on the unit has been leaking water for a while. I found that the fitting that connects the inducer motor to the exhaust vent pipe was leaking CO in the furnace cabinet. I sealed it up with high temp silicon and vent tape and tested it, there is no more CO present. I would highly recommend making all those repairs especially the connector for the inducer motor i

Water heater replacement! Thank you!

Snaked left ladies rm toilet and replaced vacuum breaker V-651-A on right toilet

Replaced trap on water system,it had 2 lines from basement HVAC system and dehumidifier drain line going into air gap on water system line.When water softener back washed it splash against the other lines.Installed 2"trap with 2" wye to separate the lines.Got model numbers off radiant thermostat to look up new ones.Have to do more research on floor heating odor.

Completed the gas boiler maintenance today. Checked the wiring connections and everything looked good. Vacuumed out the inside of the boiler. Pulled and cleaned the trap. I completed a combustion analyzer test that checks the CO, CO2 and oxygen levels and the boiler was running great. I replaced the air filter and the humidifier pad on the air handler, the client supplied the filters. Every four years or 8000 hours the boiler needs the OEM tuneup kit done to it. We will send over an estimate to the client to for the tuneup kit.

40 gallon water heater needs to be replaced. Gina will contact you with scheduling! Thank you!

Completed the oil boiler maintenance today. I replaced the oil filter, the pump strainer and the nozzle. I pulled the clean out off of the boiler and I brushed and vacuumed out the heat exchanger. I tested the pump pressure and that was within manufacture specifications. I ran the unit and performed a smoke test and got zero smoke. I also performed a combustion analyzer test that checks the CO, CO2 and oxygen levels and the boiler was running great. I noticed that the target wall and the floor in the boiler are starting to fall apart. I’m adding a photo with the estimate and emailing it to the client.

Had to replace flapper

Bad nozzle,replaced with new one

Did home club visit for gas furnace and boiler.Both check out fine.

Replaced mixing valve

Furnace maintenance went great today. We had to clean the burners to achieve a safe co.bustion reading. They need to be replaced. We will provide a quote for new burners and the silicone exhaust piece.

Clean inlet screen, remove and inspect flush cartridge, reinstall cartridge, adjust actuator according to instructions, and test flush. Lever from handler is no longer slipping off of actuator linkage. Vacuumed up water in tank and flushed multiple times and there was no more water.

Pm on oil boiler replaced nozzle,filter and strainer,check boiler water good

I completed the oil furnace maintenance today. I replace the oil filter, the pump strainer and the nozzle. I replaced the air filter with a 20 x 25 x 5 air bear filter. I checked the wiring connections and everything looked good. I pulled the cleanouts and I brush and vacuumed out the heat exchanger. Lastly I ran the furnace and I completed a combustion analyzing test. This checks for CO, CO2 and oxygen levels and everything was running great.