Michael explained what he did and why he did it. He seems to understand we'd like to work on it now that have it go out later.
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Nick game me options. Which I so appreciate. I appreciated all you guys do and the fast attention to matters could not ask for more. Totally satisfied!
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Made sure to inspect all aspects, informed me of possible future additions, but in no way pressed my purchase. Inspection was finished in a timely fashion. A+
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Did extra and made sure everything was perfect. Thank you
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Jonathan was very helpful. He checked everything carefully. He answered many of my questions and he is polite and seems interested in his work. I give him an "A".
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Nicky was explain what he were doing and his knowledge of my air condition unit. He is an assets to your company and again thank you and would always welcome Nick to take care of my unit
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Brandon Herd came and was able to find the problem on our donated ice machine...something simple and other than a service call/trip charge....NO PARTS NEEDED! He also discovered the problem with our commercial freezer. Ordered parts and so knowledgeable and was a great help. We will definitely use Ambient Edge in the future for our needs!
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Input a replacement referral due to compressor blow out. Entire refrigerant lines are filled with acidic oils. Customer wants us to install a compressor provided by golden nugget. Quotes will be made, however due to compressor blow out, I advise not to install new compressor. New compressor will probably not last very long in system.
Arrived on site. Checked in with management. Obtained roof access. Inspected unit number 29. Unit number 29 is in the west wing. Found system panels opened up. Found compressor unplugged. Compressor terminals have blown out. Inspected condenser coils. Condenser coils have extreme amounts of oil residual. Condenser coils may be damaged, without proper diagnosis, condition of coils is unknown. Obtained all pictures of system including data tags, compressor, info, and pictures of condenser coils. Quotes will follow.
Technician found Temp sensor is not reading temperature of box properly. Will need to install new customer supplied temp sensor and test operation. More quotes may follow. Ambient Edge does not warranty customer supplied parts. Returned to site. Checked in with management. Detached temp sensor from evaporator coil’s. Disconnected temp control from unit. Placed in new temp control. Wired in new temp sensor and connected it in front of the return air fans. Cycled system on. Allowed box to reach temperature. Temp sensor is reading correctly. System is maintaining temps below 37 degrees. Prep table is functioning properly at this time.
Technician found a leak in system. Will need to recovery charge. Braze leak. Replace filter drier. Pressure test and pull vacuum. Recharge with refrigerant. Test operation. Recover charge from system. Removed filter drier. Replaced filter drier. Unfastened expansion valve and removed teflon o’ ring and brazed distributor head. Replaced teflon o’ring. Fastened expansion valve flare fitting. Pressurized system with nitrogen. Unit held pressure. Pulled vacuum and performed decay test. Unit passed decay test. Charged system with 410A. Verified operations.
Arrived for initial approved repairs to replace dual capacitor, contactor, and service disconnect formthentop floor Goodman RTU. Customer had noticed the system lost cooling earlier this week and upon further inspection, found the system critically low on charge. Found the leak was caused by a section of outdoor orifice tubing rubbing together. Customer approved additional repairs for leak repair and R-22 retrofit refrigerant. Performed repair, pressure tested system, pulled deep vacuum, and charged system to factory charge with compressor renew oil installed. No discrepancies noted and work is completed. Customer would like follow up estimates to have RTU at this location swapped with the adjacent RTU at his property next door. Both units are second floor systems and will require a crane; may need to return to take pictures to build quote.
Replaced damaged service disconnect breaker with truckstock "pullout" service disconnect. Measured operating temperatures of wiring and terminals. Work completed.
On arrival found system off. Turned on and checked operation. Determined refrigerant is low. 217/2sc, 49/68sh. Checked history and pressures were good at time of check up in June. Checked gauge ports to make sure they were not leaking. Informed customer of situation and quoted to fill system with alt refrigerant and discussed leak options. Recommended system replacement due to cost of repair.
Arrived on site, made contact with maintenance and inspected existing equipment, spoke with Robert as well to locate proper replacment equipment, built sufficient quote and emailed to supervisor for approval apartment management will contact for approval and scheduling with our office
Performed spring maintenance on Goodman package unit on the roof. Checked amps, capacitors, motors, coils, temperature split, refrigerant levels, and cleaned condenser coil. I noticed the disconnect was missing the protective cover recommend replacing. Recommend continued maintenance. System is cooling at this time.
Install 3/4 1075 230 universal indoor motor pick up at wholesale or shop Retreive motor from whole sale Remove and replace Check I unit in cooling on restart Check pressure Amps and run cap on fan compressor and new blower motor Check relay and contactor Filter clean Inspect indoor and outdoor coil to be clean Data log info inside control panel Test unit in cool at Tstat Unit running proporly at this time of repaire Recommend unit to be replace instead of repaired Part list Disconnect broken Run cap for compressor and outdoor fan low Contactor pitted Please review estimates
Install contactor per estimate Check I unit Ac heat pump Check pressure Amps and run cap on fan and compressor Chexk relay and control Filter clean Condenser coil clean Unit running proporly at this time of service in cool With contactor installed
On arrival found unit to have bad blower motor indoor at package unit on roof Inspect unit to see if Evergreen motor would work with assembly Customer has declined repaire at this time as he would like to get a quote on new unit and compare to price If customer decide against new unit we can install 3/4 HP 1075 208/230 universal motor from wholesale Unit is off at this time of service tell replace or repaire is agreed on
Arrived on site to perform cooling maintenance on Bryant split system. I changed the filters and set the thermostat into cooling. I went to the attic and checked electrical connections, temperature split, blower amps, and drain pan. I went outside and checked refrigerant levels, amp draws, electrical connections, and capacitor readings. Found dual cap was weak. Customer approved replacement. Performed approved work and tested operation. Unit is currently cooling properly. Explained to customer that his dual capacitor has a 2 year warranty through his vip plan. All work is complete
Arrived on site. Checked in with management. Obtained roof access. Inspected both RTU units. Found RTU#2 drain pan overflowing. Found RTU#2 condensate drain line backed up. Disconnected drain line from system to allow drain pan to drain out onto roof top. Left condensate drain line disconnected at this time. Found drain line with an upwards slope making drainage to flow improperly. Recommend clearing drain line and remounting with a downwards slope to allow proper water flow.
Arrived on site. Checked in with management. Obtain roof access. Replaced all filters. Inspected both RTU units. Checked all electrical. Electrical connections are tight and secure. Checked blower motor belts. Belts are intact and have no tears in them. Checked evaporator and condenser coils in both systems. All coils are clean at this one. Tested operation in cooling mode for both systems. Both systems are functioning properly at this time.