Our Performance Tune-Up Checklist

Performance Furnace Tune-Up

Test for carbon monoxide leaks
Clean burner assembly
Clean ignition assembly
Clean blower motor
Inspect filtration system
Adjust blower components
Lubricate moving parts as required
Test and adjust safety controls
Tighten electrical connections
Calibrate thermostat
Check flue draft
Check combustion
Inspect vent piping
Inspect humidification system

Performance Air Conditioner Tune-Up

Clean condenser coil
Inspect evaporator coil if accessible
Clean condensate drain
Clean blower motor
Inspect filtration system
Adjust blower components
Lubricate moving parts as required
Inspect for refrigerant leaks
Test condensate pump
Tighten electrical connections
Test starting capabilities
Measure air temperature differential
Monitor refrigerant pressure
Measure amperage and voltage

Performance Fan Coil Tune-Up

Inspect evaporator coil
Clean blower motor
Inspect filtration system
Adjust blower components
Lubricate moving parts as required
Test and adjust safety controls
Tighten electrical connections
Calibrate thermostat
Inspect humidification system
Inspect electrical heating elements

Performance Heat Pump Tune-Up

Clean condenser coil
Clean condensate drain
Check defrost controls
Inspect auxiliary heaters
Inspect filtration system
Lubricate moving parts as required
Inspect for refrigerant leaks
Test condensate pump
Tighten electrical connections
Test starting capabilities
Measure air temperature differential
Monitor refrigerant pressure
Measure amperage and voltage

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