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I was very impressed with professionalism displayed by both the Comfort Advisor and Alex, the Service Technician. The Comfort Advisor did not try to oversell but remained constant in his effort to provide me a product that was reliable and efficient. As for Alex, he performed his job like clockwork. He was effective and efficient, and from the onset made me feel confident the job would be properly done. He takes pride in his work. A job well done!
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Arrived to hearing a noise coming from above storage unit C74. Inspected where noise was coming from and found leak on water sprinklers pipe used soap bubbles to confirm leak. Checked for water didn’t see any in storage unit. Video attached.
Returned today to install low profile condensate pump & install SS2 on unit #5 on building C then continue diagnostic and also replace 1 pole contactor & 40/5 capacitor on unit #2 on building D.Upon arrival customer showed water stain in main office bathroom ceiling within further inspection determined it was a plumbing issue explained findings and showed pictures and videos along with uploaded pictures to file.Next went to building D removing original 1 pole contactor & 40/5 capacitor then installed new parts then tested equipment confirming its functionality.Lastly went to building C and installed low profile condensate pump along with built drain line then tested condensate pump confirming its ability to operate along with installed SS2 then wired then tested drain pan safety and evaporator coil safety confirming its operation.Once parts were installed continued diagnostic determining the transformer along with fan control board has malfunctioned a quote to replace malfunctioning pa
DCM1: AC complete, replaced 16x25x4 filter. System is fully functional and operating within manufacturer specifications at this time. Refrigerant pressures and temperatures are appropriate for indoor and outdoor weather conditions. Unable to clean outdoor coils due to home not having water, spoke with homeowner and he requested we clean coils on next visit.
Performed a 13 system cooling maintenance the ODT is 77° upon arrival tested operation of equipment finding two systems not functioning one was due to thermostat batteries corroding terminals which caused malfunction to the thermostat which was replaced with T6 pro.Also on the same system found low voltage short caused by 1 pole contactor reading 0.6 ohms it’s required to be at 16-18 ohms a quote has been provided for 1 pole contactor. The next system was not functioning due to SS1/SS2 tripped within further diagnostic determined it’s because system needed repairs that wasn’t approved previously re-quoted low profile condensate pump along with new SS1 safety will need to resolve these issues to further diagnostic.Once finished determining why two systems were non-operational began evaluation on the indoor equipment there are 8…16x20x1, 3…20x20x1, 2…18x20x1 which were gently used each filter was replaced on this visit.Blower motor was fully operational not showing any signs of being int
Unit #5 in C bldg. disconnected was pulled (no power) and unit has no condensation drain or condensation pump. Needs to be addressed. Performed heat maintenance, replaced filters, operation is correct at this time.
Removed old air handlers for units 3 and 4. Installed new rheem 2 ton air handlers for units 3 and 4.
Main Office Cooling Unit Above the Ceiling: Installed in 2019 (5 years old) Replace Trane air handler indoor cooling coil (evaporator) due to refrigerant leak in cooling coil causing a loss of refrigerant and cooling ability. Part is under warranty till September 30, 2024 (Labor is not Covered) New part (coil) warranty will only be for the remaining days left on the original warranty of September 30, 2024 (25 days at time of proposal) with a 1 year labor warranty (Replacing the air handler with Trane is highly recommended as it will have a 5 year part warranty with 1 year labor) Pumped system down to secure all refrigerant before initiating evaporator change out. Cut the old evaporator and filter drier out. Brazed new filter drier on liquid line and pulled a vacuum down to 179 microns. Added 2 pound of R410 refrigerant and tested system everything is fully functional and operating within manufacturer specifications. (Photos attached)
DCM1: AC complete, replaced 16x25x4 filter that homeowner provided. System is fully functional and operating within manufacturer specifications at this time. Refrigerant pressures and temperatures are appropriate for indoor and outdoor weather conditions. Photo and maintenance checklist attached.
DCM2 complete; AC; (1) F16254, (1) F16251, (2) Humidifier Pad 35 replaced. Systems are fully functional. All components are operating within manufacturers specifications. Refrigerant pressures and temperatures are appropriate for indoor and outdoor conditions. AC checklist attached.
OlR22 unit void of from. Added 3.5lb of R22. Unit is leaking and no warranty on Freon. Unit operating properly at this time. Recommend replacing unit.
Did cooling maintenance on #12 and #13, both units operating properly
DCM11 complete; AC; (2) F20201, (2) F18201 and (8) F16201 replaced. Systems 1,2,6,7! 8-10 are functioning as designed. Need to add 2 additional unit to future maintenance plan System #3 : system suffered an electrical burnout. Need to replace compressor wiring harness, wires ends burnt off. This fault was initially reported in May of 23, following is from Brad’s invoice “#3: Compressor leads extremely damaged / burned. Intermittent continuity between winding. Probably due to the terminals sustaining damage when compressor leads malfunctioned. Resistance through winding is accurate when electrical contact is made but again is intermittent. Recommend replacement of leads and capacitor ( 30/5 ) to determine if compressor is still mechanically/electrically intact” Tested windings, identified same intermittent continuity between windings, however when meter leads are pushed into the compressor terminals, ohm readings are in accordance with manufacturer specifications. System #4 : Extrem
Arrived to replace outdoor fan motor on unit number 10. Unwired fan motor and removed fan blades. Replaced the fan motor. Insured proper rotation of fan. Tested fan motor and temperatures. system is 1 pound slightly low of refrigerant but enough to cool properly. system is now functioning as designed. System number 11 was frozen upon arrival, allowed system to thaw, tested system for suction and liquid pressures. Superheat is extremely elevated and subcooling is below 1 degree, all symptoms of a system with low refrigerant levels. checked system for a leak, leak was discovered in evaporator coil. (Videos attached) added 3 pounds of R410 refrigerant to allow system to cool for the office staff.