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Dual Fuel Heat Pump Furnace

  • Check and adjust thermostat.

  • Check to make sure that the indoor & out doorunits come on, which includes the furnace.

  • Replace the air filter or clean if reusable type.

  • Check bearings & lubricate blower motor if needed.

  • Check blower belt, wear, tension & adjust as needed.

  • Check electrical connections for tightness.

  • Check evaporator coil to determine if it needs cleaning.

  • Check voltage to unit.

  • Check blower motor amp draw.

  • Check electric heaters with amp probe and voltage during heating inspection.

  • Check condenser motor bearings & lubricate if needed.

  • Check condenser motor amp draw.

  • Check refrigerant (freon) level.

  • Check compressor amp draw.

  • Check crankcase heater if compressor has one installed.

  • Check defrost controls.

  • Check reversing valve operation.

  • Check coil temperature.

  • Check the flue for rust & corrosion and advise of discrepancies.

  • Check flue for satisfactory operation.

  • Check, clean, and adjust pilot if needed.

  • Check electronic spark ignition control for proper operation.

  • Check and adjust burners for fuel efficiency.

  • Check heat exchanger for cracks, soot, & rust.

  • Check heat exchanger for cracks when the furnace is hot.

  • Check blower motor & induce draft motor amps.

  • Check manifold pressure.

  • Check fan controls

  • Test safety shut off response.

  • Check condensate drain and pan then advise of any discrepancies.

  • Perform visual inspection of ductwork and make notes regarding discrepancies.

  • Check the shape that the total system is in and note any discrepancies.

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