Residential
Maintenance Agreement
Full Coverage on Parts * Planned
Maintenance * Priority Emergency Service * Labor for the Life of the Policy
* Replacement or Repair of Parts
Planned Maintenance: Two
maintenance calls each year - one each heating and cooling season. Purpose:
to inspect and to advise you of any needed repair. (No repairs are made without
your approval); to prevent breakdown and maintain efficiency. Our
inspections and checks include the following:
proper voltage heat
exchanger pulleys and belts contacts and relays for clean filters electric
strip heaters condensate pump |
proper refrigerant electrical
connections fan limit switch blower assembly motors vibration
noise |
indoor coil clean condenser
coil condensate drain visible leaks burners standard thermostat | Priority Emergency Service: Should you have a
breakdown, our own dispatched service technicians will respond to your call
as a priority service call. We service our Preferred Service Policy customers
first.
Labor for the Life of the Policy: There is no charge for
any labor to repair the unit or replace parts. Brush cleanings are covered
by the labor portion (chemical cleanings are additional).
Replacement
or Repair of Parts: At least 24 different parts and controls will be
replaced or repaired if needed.*
Accessory Coverage:
Dehumidifiers, humidifiers, electronic air cleaners, media filters, and programmable
thermostats may be covered under the Service Plan for an additional charge.
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The compressor, heat exchanger, coils or electric heat elements will be replaced
at no charge ONLY when covered by manufacturer's warranty. If repair falls
out of warranty period; there will be a charge. Occasional circuit breaker
tripping caused by fluctuation of power supply cannot be covered by this policy.
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Commercial
Maintenance Agreement
Commercial Service Plan
Planned
Maintenance * Priority Emergency Service * Discount on All Repairs
Planned
Maintenance: Four maintenance calls each year - each call quarterly.
Purpose: to inspect and to advise you of any needed repair. (No repairs are
made without your approval); to prevent breakdown and maintain efficiency.
Our inspections and checks include the following:
wiring connections
contactors volts-amps on compressors volts-amps on condenser fans
volts-amps on evaporator fans change filters change belts crankcase
heater volts-amps (heating) connections (heating) high
limit & safeties staging heat exchanger, bonnet, all flue ways
overall cleanliness of heating section |
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condensate pan, drain & pump
evaporator coil lubricate blower fans & motors lubricate
shafts & bearings-condenser fans evaporator temp. differential condenser
temp. differential oil level visual check for leaks condenser
coil suction pressure cutout suction pressure & discharge pressure
refrigeration charge, hi-low superheat draft fan for dirt & rust
safeties | *
All contracts include an annual chemical cleaning of your evaporator &
condensing coils.
Priority Emergency Service: Should you
have a breakdown, our own dispatched service technicians will respond to
your call as a priority service call. We service our Commercial Service Policy
customers first.
Discount on Repairs: When you become a Swift
Air Mechanical Commercial Service Policy holder you are entitled to a 15%
discount on all parts and equipment installed while under contract. | Benefits of Maintenance
Clean Condenser Coils Dirty
condenser coils will raise refrigerant pressure higher than needed, increasing
your electric bill. Cleaning the coils will keep your equipment at maximum
efficiency while at the same time, saving you money.
Check the
Refrigerant Charge The refrigerant charge is checked by measuring
temperature differential and determining electrical demand on the compressor or
by reading the pressure gauges. A low or high refrigerant charge can easily go
unnoticed and increase operating costs. An improper charge can also cause
compressor shut-down. Periodic checks on refrigerant levels can lower your
energy bills and prevent future repairs.
Inspect and Clean Out
Condensate Drain Clogged drains can increase the humidity level in
extensive water damage. Proper maintenance of the condensate drain can prevent
unwanted repair calls.
Inspect Blower Wheels Dirty blower
wheels reduce air flow, causing longer operating time and increased energy cost.
This problem can lead to lost comfort and compressor failure. Avoid wasting your
energy dollars by verifying that your maintenance includes a thorough check and
cleaning of your blower system. |
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