Since then, he has had the opportunity to install air conditioning equipment and perform a wide range of electrical services for homes and businesses. His experience includes multi-million dollar homes, restaurants, churches and installations of a fully computerized environmental control for two schools in Collier county. David has a Class-A Air Conditioning and Heating license and an Unlimited Electrical license.
He personally supervises every install job from start to finish and is dedicated to making sure every customer is taken care of. Success comes from dedication and hard work, David strongly commits himself to a life long passion for the air conditioning industry and is always seeking innovation, competitive pricing and outstanding customer service.
Jones Air Conditioning is dedicated to serve every customer with respect and integrity. We are fully licensed and insured. When we started our YouTube channel a few years ago our mission was simple, to educate our customers on the HVAC industry and how it is changing, today that mission remains unchanged.
He personally supervises every install job from start to finish and is dedicated to making sure every customer is taken care of. Success comes from dedication and hard work, David strongly commits himself to a life long passion for the air conditioning industry and is always seeking innovation, competitive pricing and outstanding customer service.
Jones Air Conditioning is dedicated to serve every customer with respect and integrity. We are fully licensed and insured. When we started our YouTube channel a few years ago our mission was simple, to educate our customers on the HVAC industry and how it is changing, today that mission remains unchanged.
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Recommended Action: Check your home circuit breaker box and reset circuit breaker.
Recommended Action: Check to make sure your thermostat/control is on and set to cool.
Reset to your desired temperature.
Recommended Action: Air coming through your vent will be warm.
Check temperature setting on thermostat/control.
If no change, contact us at: 239-596-5855, try turning off your thermostat/control for 1 to 3 hours to see if it will reset itself.
Recommended Action: Check your thermostat and heating unit to assure that they are both plugged in.
Recommended Action: Check to make sure your thermostat/control is on and set to cool.
Reset to your desired temperature.
Recommended Action: Air coming through your vent will be warm.
Check temperature setting on thermostat/control.
If no change, contact us at: 239-596-5855, try turning off your thermostat/control for 1 to 3 hours to see if it will reset itself.
Recommended Action: Check your thermostat and heating unit to assure that they are both plugged in.
The most common thermostat used by installers in the field is the Honeywell Pro 3000.
This thermostat is non programmable and very easy for consumers to use.
One of the most common questions is how to program the Pro 3000 thermostat.
On the right you will find a a step by step guide to help you program the thermostat.
It will show you, how to enter thermostat into installer mode to correctly set up for correct type of system, heating cycles and compressor cycle rates.
It also provides an explanation of how time delay works to protect the compressor, always make sure to select electric or heat pump depending on which type of system you have.
This thermostat is non programmable and very easy for consumers to use.
One of the most common questions is how to program the Pro 3000 thermostat.
On the right you will find a a step by step guide to help you program the thermostat.
It will show you, how to enter thermostat into installer mode to correctly set up for correct type of system, heating cycles and compressor cycle rates.
It also provides an explanation of how time delay works to protect the compressor, always make sure to select electric or heat pump depending on which type of system you have.
A brief explanation on how to disassemble and remove an air-conditioning blower motor, and remove the squirrel cage blower wheel, in order to avoid the entire assembly explaining how the two parts can be disassembled separate from each other in order to save the customer money.
Components of a properly installed 12,000 btu Daiken Mini Split Unit, the condenser, power-head, line-set and remote control are explained.
Also an explanation of how the components work and the different sized options that are available on the market in both 110 volt and 220 volts.
Components of a properly installed 12,000 btu Daiken Mini Split Unit, the condenser, power-head, line-set and remote control are explained.
Also an explanation of how the components work and the different sized options that are available on the market in both 110 volt and 220 volts.
Continuing my discussion on the major components of HVAC unit I would like to discuss circuit boards/zone dampers.
The circuit board simply controls the sequence of events needed for proper operation of the equipment.
Most new equipment now use circuit boards instead of a series of relays and timers.
Circuit boards are generally very reliable, which is good because they are usually very expensive.
Most new A/C and HVAC units will come a quality circuit board.
In a HVAC unit circuit boards control most of the major function of the units especially when it comes to sequential operations.
The circuit board simply controls the sequence of events needed for proper operation of the equipment.
Most new equipment now use circuit boards instead of a series of relays and timers.
Circuit boards are generally very reliable, which is good because they are usually very expensive.
Most new A/C and HVAC units will come a quality circuit board.
In a HVAC unit circuit boards control most of the major function of the units especially when it comes to sequential operations.
Attics are a great exterior exposure spot to really beef up on insulation.
Often insulation's R-Factor wild degrade over time as the house settles and small settling cracks create crevasses.
This blown in insulation (demonstrated here) is a great to load up the attic with R-13 expanding foam insulation.
Usually, another layer of insulation will keep southern homes cool and dry.
Again, here at Jones insulation we recommend thorough energy audit to maximize the investment on your bottom line dollar.
Often insulation's R-Factor wild degrade over time as the house settles and small settling cracks create crevasses.
This blown in insulation (demonstrated here) is a great to load up the attic with R-13 expanding foam insulation.
Usually, another layer of insulation will keep southern homes cool and dry.
Again, here at Jones insulation we recommend thorough energy audit to maximize the investment on your bottom line dollar.
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