Any good checklist for HVAC

Anyone have a Checklist and in what order for checking the differant types of HVAC units.

Heat pump
Gas Pack
Gas heater
Air Condition

Looking for something already done, don’t want anyone to get carpel tunnel syndrome in a thread.

Really looking for what order you check …I seem to have more than one routine on some and cant decide what’s most effective…not looking for fast but thorough.

Curt

Come on David Valley, Mike Larson Brian Kelly I know one of you guys already have this typed out help the guy out. Mines in my head and I don’t want to type it out, Lazy today.

No help on this yet. Sure would appreciate it.

Curt

This what I use…there may be better ones out there. Remember you are not an HVAC contractor.
Real Estate Inspection ReportClient No.: Section 7HeatingLocation: __ Basement __ Attic __ Hall closet __ Other _________________________ Not Inspected __ Unit damaged __ No fuel __ No power __ Aging/damaged/defects Fuel type: __ Oil __ Natural gas __ Propane __ Electric __ Other ________________ Type of heating unit: __ Forced air __ Hot water baseboard __ Hot water radiator __ Steam Radiator __ Electric baseboard __ Heat pump Type of wear: __ Good condition __ Noisy __ Soot __ Water leak __ Fuel leak __ Ignition malfunction __ Smoke __ Pilot not on __ Rusting/dirty __ Unable to inspect/start __ Suggest attention __ Suggest yearly cleaning Model # _______________________________Supplement heat: Model # ____________________________ Name __________________________________Name _______________________________ Serial # _________________________________Serial # ______________________________ Comments: ___________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Inspector does not light pilots. If pilots are off a full inspection is not possible. It is suggested that heating systems be activated and fully inspected prior to closing and yearly thereafter. We do not evaluate drafts or do heat loss analysis. BURNER ** __ Burner flame(s) appears typical __ Unusual flame pattern noted __ Not fully inspected __ Flame - typical __ Closed system / not inspected __ Rust / soot / charring noted __ Leaks found __ View obstructed Note: The inspector is not equipped to inspect furnace heat exchangers for evidence of cracks or __ Pilot not lit holes. This can only be done by dismantling the unit, nor does he inspect for holes in stack pipes. __ Not inspected Heating systems should be inspected by a HVAC professional.************** COMBUSTION AIR __ Appears adequate __ Install louvered door / vent __ Appears adaquate __ Have contractor evaluate __ Suggest installing carbon monoxide detector __ Not inspected ** Note: Over 200 Americans die yearly from carbon monoxide poisoning. Install a detector.** AIR FILTERS __ Disposable __ Reuseable __ No filters Size: _________________ __ Appears adaquate __ Missing/damaged/inaccessible __ Suggest routine cleaning/replacement of filters __ Not inspected Note: Checking electronic air cleaners, humidifiers and de-humidifiers are beyond the scope __ Change of this inspection VENTING __ Fuel smell __ Warm Chimmey __ Remortar chimmey __ Improper vent __ Soot/rust __ Appears adaquate __ Damage/deterioration __ Power vented __ Partial or obstructed view __ Suggest attention Comments _________________________________________________________________ DUCTS / ** __ Gravity heat vents noted __ No ducted noted SUPPLY LINES __ Rust/deterioration/corrosion __ Damaged/crushed/disconnected ducts __ Visually functional __ Vent terminates below/near a window __ Registers damaged/missing/smoke stained __ Not fully inspected __ Mold / Mildew: __ In / near ducts __ Unable to inspect __ Recommend cleaning __ Suggestion attention __ Plumbing leak __ Leaking valves __ Expansion tank leak __ N / A Comments _________________________________________________________________ Real Estate Inspection ReportClient No.: Section 8Air Conditioning****************************************************************************************************************** #1 #2 ( Units ) Brand Name: _____________________ Brand Name: _____________________ __ __ Visually functional Serial # _________________________ Serial # _________________________ __ __ Suggest attention __ Damage / leaks __ Recommend clearing foilage from units __ __ No power to unit __ Air handler drain pan install __ Exterior drain line __ __ Unable to test __ Unit runs but not cooling __ Frozen __ Recommend clearing foilage from unit __ __ Not fully inspected __ Unit makes unusual noise during operation, recommend further evaluation. __ N / A __ Recommend servicing all filters __ Recommend yearly preventative maintenance Comments _____________________________________________________________ ** Air conditioning systems should be inspected by a HVAC professional. Notes: Asbestos material have been commonly used in heating systems. Determining the presence of abestos or other toxins can only be performed by laboratory testing and is beyond the scope of this inspection. Advice in handling asbestos and product safety can be obtained by calling the Consumer Product Safety Commission.Section 9Heating / Air Conditioning Controls****************CONTROL #1** __ Location __________________ __ Visually functional __ Would not activate __ Thermostat __ On and off test only __ Thermostat broken / loose __ Not fully inspected __ Humidistat __ Suggest moving thermostat to a central location __ Recommend updating __ Combination / both Temperature setting: _______ Actual _________ Difference _________ CONTROL #2 __ Location __________________ __ Visually functional __ Would not activate __ Thermostat __ On and off test only __ Thermostat broken / loose __ Not fully inspected __ Humidistat __ Suggest moving thermostat to a central location __ Recommend updating __ Combination / both Temperature setting: _______ Actual _________ Difference _________ CONTROL #3 __ Location __________________ __ Visually functional __ Would not activate __ Thermostat __ On and off test only __ Thermostat broken / loose __ Not fully inspected __ Humidistat __ Suggest moving thermostat to a central location __ Recommend updating __ Combination / both Temperature setting: _______ Actual _________ Difference _________ Notes: The inspector does not remove covers, control panels or dismantle any equipment and controls. Humidifiers, air purifiers, motorized dampers, heat reclaimers or similar devices are not evaluated for efficiency or adequacy. The inspection does not cover the efficiency of accessories such as heat pumps, solar devices, wood stoves or fireplaces. Some symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include weakness, dizziness, vomiting, reddening of skin and / or lips.

I tried to copy mine but it got reformatted. Email me I will send you a copy

I would really appreciate a copy of that check list as well if dont mind, if anyone can email it to me that would be great. jackbennett@mail.com

**Please Note: **cgoyette is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.

who is Looking for something already done.

David A Anderson is the man to ask…

I would like a copy of that too if you don’t mind
Keeferm1@gmail.com

Thanks