I asked for the unit to be checked to figure out why condensation was happening and why it was so humid. I was told the coolant was good and there was nothing else they could do.
Checked system. 2017 install. Recent power surges seemes to have caused malfunction to 1050 trane thermostat. Checked system after new thermostat installed. Operating in both cooling and heating.
One system heating check, tested system operation. Checked pressure and subcooling. Tested heat strips. No refrigerant leaks found. System is working properly at this time. See photos Paid $45 by check #2486. Price Special
Completed summer maintenance visit Only recommendation is continual maintenance please see pictures attached
Heat performance tuneup times three systems. Inspect blowers, evaporators, ductwork, and thermostats. Systems are operating properly. Yet the upstairs air handler continues to leak oil from the secondary side into the pan. I sent pictures and text to Jason Mote our field service representative. He is going to touch base with Trane laboratories again and let me know. Changed out all three filters client supplied.
Dispatched to investigate a tam9 air handler door that has been repeatedly breaking in the same spot over and over and over. Arrived today to find the door in the same condition the previous doors have been in. I spoke with trane tech support and sent pictures via email showing the conditions that are happening. They will call me back as soon as they send the pictures to the factory in order to find out what is going on. No charge today since this is the fourth time I've been here for the same thing.
Apon arrival checked in with the customer the following are my findings found the system working properly at this time please see pictures attached customer signed up for a maintenance membership
On arrival found the capacitor to be failed. Replaced it with a turbo capacitor. System is working properly at this time.
On arrival found the drain line clogged. Purged the drain line and system is draining at this time Recommend replacing the lineset and adding a condensate pump. Freon pressures are good at this time.
On arrival found the system to be working as designed. Thermostat was able to cycle the system on and off. Left homeowner with pricing for different thermostats and they will look into it and potential do one with their maintenance.
AC performance tuneup times three systems. Client changes on filters. Inspect blowers, evaporators and ductwork. All three systems have good temperature drops. Ran water through drains. Wash condenser coils. Systems are operating at manufacture specs at this time.
Upon arrival checked with customer the following are my findings Upstairs and downstairs in the main house are working properly at this time they're on you're 2 of their life have concerns about duckwork please see pictures attached going to reach out to manager and see if we can remediate some of the issues we'll get back to customer with solution please see pictures attached 3rd unit is working however capacitor is showing signs of adverse wear
Installed new evaporator door. Noticed that there is a aftermarket UV light in direct contact with the metal side of the evaporator door. It should not have any bearing on the plastic but for some reason it is. The breaker panel is also deteriorating. The UV light is called air health. For some reason it is deteriorating the poly cabinet of this air handler.
I replaced the Furnace Control Board for the 2nd floor. I installed Surge Protector’s on both Systems. I rechecked operation of all equipment after repairs were made. Everything appears to be functioning as expected. At this time.
Neither System is working correctly. I noticed significant Voltage spikes 218v-238v. This can and will cause communication issues and electronics damage. The Downstairs System is coming on intermittently. The Customer states this is new! I do not know the cause of the electrical issues.
AC performance tuneup times three systems. Changed out filters client supplied. Inspect blowers, evaporators and ductwork. Checked thermostats for proper operations. Verified all primary drains are clear and flowing at this time. Check outdoor units. Refrigerant levels good on all three systems. Washed condenser coil‘s. System is cooling properly at this time.