Duct sealing and insulation in Goodyear
Acquired new compressor Returned to home Removed old compressor Installed new compressor Pressure tested system Evacuated system Charged with new refrigerant Started and tested system System good at this time Goodman extended warranty to 10 yr period from date of install Expires 7/30/2030 Warranty compressor per Goodman
Arrived to home Checked condenser Verified bad compressor Checked warranty status Warranty ended 7/30/2025 Estimated replacement of compressor
Turbo 200 Mini Oval Capacitor Universal Run Capacitor ∙Includes new run capacitor with professional installation ∙Inspect wires & spade connectors for overheating & replace as needed ∙Properly secure capacitor to unit inside cabinet ∙Non Members: 90 day parts + labor warranty on all repairs ∙Cool home members: 2 year parts + labor warranty on all repairs System to lobby #2 area was found with a bad capacitor to fan. Capacitor was replaced. Due to bad capacitor motor could have taken on internal damage. I have also attached a proposal for the motor itself. A/C on the east side and f building could be an intermittent problem. Doctor said he has had this issue for about 3 months now but had never brought it up. Room will get warm in occasions and then get back to normal temp. During todays visit I cycled the system on and off a few times in attempt to replicate issue but was not successful. The unit is out putting about a 22 degree split. No issues found during this time.
System is in need of a new compressor and outdoor fan motor. It is unknown if there are other underlying Issues at this time. System is from 2007. Advise to also look at new unit replacement options.
Arrived to home Verified thermostat working Went to condenser Touched 24V wiring and sparks shot out of condenser Found Contactor bad - wires melted inside lug L1 Checked cap - good Checked start - good Checked run - good Contactor - start and test system
Arrived to home Set for cooling Checked drainage Found trap clear Blew through line Found what looks to be some sort of bug nest blew out Draining properly at this time
Arrived to home Set thermostat to cooling Checked system No name plate on condenser Compressor is 3 ton Found following High inrush amps on compressor Missing clean out for drain Outer furnace panel not connected
Arrived to home Set thermostat to cool Checked condenser Found motor at 162.3 degrees Compressor open due to heat Cooled compressor - windings closed read ok Changed motor Change contactor Changed dual cap Started system - bad valves in compressor - internal bypass
Insulate to R49, Attic Hatch baffle & insulate, Knee wall strap in Goodyear
Checked system Operating as good as it can at this time Ducting improper for Bosch with zone control system Explained operation of Bosch system - without complete reduct of home will never achieve efficiency desired Has return bypass which is dropping coil temp and modulating down Set up correctly Will contemplate getting estimate to reduct Possibly going back to single stage system - contacting person that sold him the Bosch
The main living room area was hotter than the rest of the house. The units weren’t going into second stage and ramping down. I adjusted the thermostats and zone control to enable to stage operations. I checked operations at the condenser and found the condenser wouldn’t rise higher than 31 hertz. The Air balance valve for the zoning was closed and not operating. I adjusted the valve. I adjusted the condenser strategy for indoor coil cooling. I disabled the DATS sensor on the zoning system. When only one zone is calling it will drop below the DATS set point. I adjusted the temperature offset on the living room Bosch thermostat.