Service Area

Upon arrival found indoor and outdoor unit were operational. Phone system overcharge even after letting refrigerant go so cool is in good condition. Super heat is a little high, possibly a restriction in system after speaking with supervisor. Before sending an estimate would like to come back to residence to try one more test that way we can send the correct estimate and get part that needs to be replaced changed out. Called the homeowner and informed homeowner. Client did not answer at this time. We have office put back on route for tomorrow.

Upon arrival, client stated he has thermostat set at at 79° but will not go below 82. While check in refrigerant levels discovered system had higher superheat and suction line temperature. Adjust TXV bulb inside attic system system superheat drop 20° and Sabyan line temperature dropped 14°. Clients are gonna monitor systems cooling and if any issues call us back.

Equipment working on arrival. Performed diagnostic and tested operation. Compressor running in high amps Rla is 20.8 and unit is running at 20 amps. Compressor is designed to run at 16.64-no mor then 18 amps. Advised compressor is running though is running in high amps which causes compressor to over heat. Compressor will run again until it over heats then turn off to cool down. Advised if equipment continues to over amp compressor will eventually fail. Equipment is cooling at this time.

Upon arrival, the unit was making a knocking noise. We had previously installed a new condenser fan motor on July 7. Inspected the fan to determine if the blade was contacting any part of the unit, but found no interference. We then removed the fan blade to further inspect the motor and confirmed the issue is coming from the condenser fan motor itself. The motor is faulty and will need to be replaced under warranty.

I Performed Maintenance on both the Cooling Systems. Also replaced 2) 20x20 and 14x14 Filters and flushed both condensate drains. Both Cooling Systems are 2010 3 ton American Standard models located in the garage, hallway attic and outside on the ground. Verified both systems refrigerant levels are proper and within specifications. Both systems dual run capacitors are good. I advised client about replacing contactor and installing a new hard start kit for the Living Room Unit (S#X2H5F). Attached estimate for client to consider. I then cleaned Condenser coils. At the time of today’s service both Cooling systems are operational. Scheduled next Maintenance visit online.

Client stated system is blowing warm air. Found blown up capacitor in electrical compartment. Cleaned electrical compartment and installed new capacitor. Found no burnt connections. Checked amp draws for fan motor and compressor, all within range. Informed client system make take all day/night to cool the home back down to desired temperature. System cooling to a 22° split. Client paid via check.

0 percent Financing for 18 months Installed 3- ton horizontal heat pump. Flushed with r-11. Floated nitrogen while brazing. Pressure tested with nitrogen. Pulled deep vacuum under 200 microns. Started system and balanced charge. Strapped units and caps on ports, breaker and fuses, made sure up to code. Leveled coil/furnace, condenser pad, thermostat, and disconnect.aid by check.

Performed annual cooling maintenance on a 2024 American Standard Silver 3ton split system. York Fau is located in master closet attic access. Cleared condensation line from jones valve. Followed sequence of operations and checked voltage, condenser fan motor amps, compressor start/run amps, capacitor, temperature split, Freon levels, and rinsed condenser coils. Secured all electrical connections. Thermostat checked out operational. System is working properly in cooling at this time of service, client opted to wait to schedule heating maintenance.

Installed condenser fan motor for bedroom system S-7YJF and tested

Performed annual cooling maintenance on 2) Lennox split systems and a casita Lennox heat pump. FAUs are located in hallway attic access. Replaced 20x30 and 3) 14x24 filters located in ceilings. Cleared condensation lines from faus. Followed sequence of operations and checked voltage, condenser fan motor amps, compressor start/run amps, capacitors, hard start kit, temperature split, Freon levels, and rinsed condenser coils. Secured all electrical connections. Casita unit S#8383 has a capacitor reading below tolerance. Informed and recommended replacing capacitor to prevent any breakdowns. Client requested estimate, sent estimate via email. Thermostats checked out operational. Systems are working properly in cooling at this time of service.