Great service arrived as scheduled and always goes above and beyond on his service visit with the plan. Highly recommended
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Arrived onsite for heating maintenance 1 packaged water cooled hvac system located in external closet. Confirmed operation. Homeowner recently changed filter 20x30x1. Brushed and sprayed down evaporator coil. Observed significant material on the blower fan which will reduce efficiency. Checked electrical. Measured temperature rise at 37 degrees. Measured r22 refrigerant pressures at 92/307psi in heating. As a courtesy also measured AC pressures at 70/200 psi with a 15 degree temperature drop. System is operating as it should.
Arrived onsite for heating maintenance 1 packaged water cooled hvac system located in external closet. Confirmed operation. Changed filter 20x30x1 provided homeowner. Brushed and Wiped down evaporator coil. Checked electrical. Measured temperature rise at 40 degrees. Measured r22 refrigerant pressures at 100/365psi in heating. As a courtesy also measured AC pressures at 100/265 psi with a 15 degree temperature drop. System is operating as it should.
Arrived on site for no hot water. Customer let me downstairs to the basement with a hot water heater is located. Inspected the unit everything seemed intact checked out the troll board and notice that the pilot light was off. Turn unit to Pilot and then ignited it. Customer requested for the setting to be at B. Flame in unit was present. Turned on the hot water on the sink downstairs and the water came out hot. Customer acknowledge that there was hot water.
Please note dryer vent cleaning was not done and customer says air does not blow cooler than 72-75 degrees and there was dirt everywhere from vents.
Customer was informed of successful installation and system performance. Job complete.
Received a call that the right side unit is not cooling properly, upon arrival cycled the unit and confirmed that the blower motor and the compressor has started up. I installed my probes and checked pressures, found that the system is running with a 60 lb suction pressure and a 217 head pressure. I have a 59° Supply air temperature and a 10.3° temperature drop across the coil. The machine is operating but is not cooling efficiently at this time, be homeowner stated that the system was recharged last year but he is unaware of what type of refrigerant was installed in the machine. He was under the impression it was recharged with r22 however I found a sticker for alternate refrigerants on the machine.
Receive the call that both units were not operating, upon arrival I found that there were nest thermostats installed but are not the correct ones for heat pump operation. Confirmed operation of both systems, temporarily wired the reversing valve to the Y terminal behind the unit. Once we replace the thermostats and program it we can correct the wiring.
Installed Trane vertical stack water source heat pump and IAQ.
Arrival & Assessment: Arrived on site for the installation of a Trane vertical stack water source heat pump. Upon arrival, I spoke with the customer to explain the installation process and expectations. Prior to removal, the existing unit was tested and found to be non-functional in cooling mode.
Performed the maintenance for the water-cooled unit, checked all electrical components and confirmed operation, tightened all electrical connections and cycle the system. Checked temperature drop across the coil and confirmed that the unit is operating in cooling properly. Slid out the chassis and vacuumed the insulation for the interior cabinet of the unit as best as possible. We will need to clean the rest of it once we replace the chassis and clean the blower wheel.
Perform the service for the water source heat pump for the apartment, start up the system and heat mode and allowed the system to stabilize, I was recording a 72° return air temperature with a 110° supplier temperature at the unit. I also checked the air temperature in the apartment and I was reading a 97° supplier temperature from the registers. I cycled the system in the cooling mode to confirm operation as well, The unit is operating with a 16° temperature drop at the coil, based off of the current conditions I would say that this unit is operating properly. However, it is extremely dirty inside and may require a deep cleaning of the cabinet, lower assembly, and possibly duct work as well.
Arrived onsite for maintenance of heating system along with humidifier service and dryer vent cleaning. The system may have non-condensibles in the refrigerant line. It also may have a refrigerant leak. If system is still problematic, next steps are recover refrigerant, pressure test lines, perform evacuation, and recharge system to manufacturer’s settings 64 ounces. We can use R22 or an alternate refrigerant. Recommend upgrading to a new system.
On visit 1: replaced voltage suppression system. Confirmed operation of system. On visit 2: performed refrigerant rejuvenation. Removed RS44B refrigerant. Performed evacuation on system. Confirmed leak as system would not get down to 500 microns. Brought it to 525 microns but did not hold. Added 2.2 pounds of RS44B as per label. Confirmed operation of the system. Measured 16 degree temperature rise. Note: the system in this building will not provide cooling in the winter season.
