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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Address
  • Prepared by

  • Certificate Number: 224840A

  • Certificate Number: 137870A

  • Certificate Number:

FURNACE

  • Make of Furnace:

  • Type Make of Furnace

  • Model Number:

  • Furance Serial Number:

  • BTU Input Rating:

  • undefined

  • Year Installed:

  • Access Tee installed

  • Size of Port Installed

  • Thermostat Make:

  • undefined

  • Thermostat Model:

  • undefined

  • Thermostat

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Automatic gas/fuel control valve assembly

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • System operating pressure

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Operation of safety limit controls

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Flame spreader

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Flow switch

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Clean & adjust burner orifices

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Gas regulator

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Thermocouple

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Perform necessary adjustments to achieve peak performance

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Efficiency (%)

  • Gas piping to appliance

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Automatic vent damper & motor

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Lube pumps and motors

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Check and clean venting, flue and fresh air intake

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Perform CO/Combustion efficiency test (heat exchanger and flues)

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Check and clean blower motor, wheel and fan

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Check and clean Heat Exchanger

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Fan belt tension

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Fan alignment

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Electric ignition system

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Check all electrical connections for tightness and cleanliness (clean and tighten where necessary)

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Inspect 636 PVC exhaust/intake piping to exterior of RHU

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Inspect furnace condensate lines and inspect condensate pump

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Low voltage fuse

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Relays

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Replace Air filter

  • Size of filter

  • Additional Notes:

HUMIDIFIER

  • Is there a Humidifier

  • Make

  • Model

  • Humidistat

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Clean Humidifier tray, float and pad.

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Additional Note

HOT WATER TANK

  • Make of HWT

  • Type Make of HWT

  • Type

  • BTU Input Rating

  • undefined

  • Year Installed

  • HWT Serial Number

  • Access Tee installed

  • Size of Port Installed

  • Automatic gas/ fuel control valve assembly

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Gas / fuel regulator

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Thermocouple

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Inspect and clean intake screen on bottom of tank.

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Perform CO/Combustion efficiency test (heat exchanger and flues)

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Gas piping to appliance.

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Electric ignition system

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Check all electrical connections for tightness and cleanliness (clean and tighten where necessary).

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Temperature set to maximum 40 C

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Thermostat

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Relief tube extends to 300mm off floor

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Venting and fresh air intake

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Manually operate HWT pressure relief valve

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Perform necessary adjustments to achieve peak performance

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Additional Notes:

SMOKE & CO DETECTORS

  • Smoke Detector

  • Quantity

  • Model
  • Model Number

  • Type Model Number

  • Replace By

  • CO Detector

  • Quantity

  • Model
  • Model Number

  • Type Model Number

  • Replace By

  • Smoke & CO Combination Detector

  • Quantity

  • Model
  • Model Number

  • Type Model Number

  • Replace By

  • Garage or Other location

  • Quantity

  • Model
  • Model Number

  • Type Model Number

  • Replace By

  • AA Quantity:

  • AAA Quantity:

  • 9V Quantity:

  • Attached Garage?

  • Condition of Detectors on arrival?

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Clean all detectors & vent holes free of obstructions.

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Interconnection between detectors?

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Verification of all detectors in power failure mode?

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Reinstalled any detectors that have been removed and securely fastened to wall/ceiling?

  • Please inform DCC immediately !!!

  • Is there a disconnect switch between breaker and alarm?

  • Additional Notes:

DRYER VENT

  • Clean & Re-installed

  • Please inform DCC

SUMP PUMP

  • Does this unit have a sump?

  • Manufacturer’s instructions available (On Site ?)

  • Clean sump pit

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Check and clean sump float, relocate float for proper operation in sump hole if required

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Flush sump pit

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Lubricate as required

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Verify operation of check valves - clean as necessary

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Check discharge piping condition and connections, tighten/secure as necessary

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Pump discharges adequate distance from foundation wall

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Sump pit covered

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Clean pump including screen(s)

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Check electrical wiring and connections – tighten/secure as necessary

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Sump pump operates as intended

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Additional Notes

ELECTRICAL PANEL

  • Year Installed

  • Amperage

  • Available Slots

BACKWATER CHECK VALVE

  • Backwater Check Valve in Unit?

  • Manufacturer:

  • Year Installed:

  • Model:

  • Valve Location:

  • Manufacturer's Instructions Availble on Site?

  • Inpect body and gate for debris

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Clean and flush valve body and gate

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Inspect and confim propoer operation

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Test Valve for proper operation

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Alert occupants of its presence and operation, Contact CFHA if Required.

  • Back valve operates as intended

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Inspect and Clean Floats as necessary

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Additional Notes:

TANKLESS WATER HEATER

  • Boiler system in Unit?

  • Manufacturer:

  • Type Manufacturer here

  • Model:

  • Year Installed:

Total Batteries Replaced

  • AA

  • 9V

Before flushing gather the following items:

  • * Refer to Annex C in Boilers Manufacturers Maintenance Manual for further details and diagram below of steps to complete flushing of system.

    flushing kit.PNG
  • A 5 galon bucket, cleaning solution with water, 3 hoses, and a water circulation pump. - OK

  • 1. Press the Power button on the front panel to turn off boiler.

  • 2. Disconnect the power supply to the boiler.

  • 3. Close the "C" and "D" valves on the supply and return water lines.

  • 4. Connect one tube to the "A" valve and place the free end on the bucket.

  • 5. Connect one of the tubes to the circulation pump outlet and the return water line at the "B" valve.

  • 6. Connect one tube to the circulation pump inlet and place the free end in the bucket.

  • 7. Pour the cleaning solution into the bucket.

  • 8. Open both "A" and "B" valves.

  • 9. Turn on the circulation pump and allow the solution to circulate through the boiler for at least 45 minutes.

  • 10. Rinse the cleaning solution from the boiler:<br><br>a. Remove the free end of the drain tube from the bucket and place it in the condensate drain or laundry tub (whereever the boiler drains).<br>b. Close the "B" valve and open the "D" valve. Do not open the "C" valve yet.<br>c. Allow the water to flow through the boiler for 5 minutes.<br>Close the "A" valve and open the "C" valve.

  • 11. Disconnect all tubes.

  • 12. Remove the strainer from the boiler and clean out any residue.

  • 13. Reinsert the filter and ensure the filter cap is securely tightened.

  • 14. Reconnect the power supply to the boiler.

  • 15. Press the Power button on the front panel to turn on the boiler.

  • 16. Ensure the boiler is operating normally for a few minutes before leaving the residence.

  • 17. Clean and rinse out condensate trap.

  • Additional Notes:

HRV / ERV

  • Air Exchanger (HRV/ERV) in Unit?

  • HRV/ERV

  • Manufacturer:

  • Model:

  • Year Installed:

  • Manufacturer's Instructions Availble on Site?

  • Cleaned or replaced filters?

  • Clean recovery core

  • Clean wheels/blades

  • Clean blower motor

  • Clean condensation tray

  • Oil components as per manufacturer instructions

  • Wipe down entire unit inside and out

  • Clean exterior intake and exhaust hoods and grilles

  • Clean all interior exhast grilles (fully ducted only)

  • Clean as necessary, ducting between unit & exterior intake & exhaust hoods

  • Checked controls

  • Checked all operating modes

  • Balanced HRV given exisitng house ventilation systems

  • Air exchanger installation conforms to manufacturers requirements?

  • Air exchanger operates as intended?

  • inform DCC and take note here

  • Additional Notes:

INSPECTION VERIFICATION

  • Inspector Signature

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