Antonio was thorough and tested all systems. He fully explained all issues he found . Explained what to look for and correct water levels until parts ordered and replaced
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Return to replace Lennox evaporator coil for whole house system: Pump down system at arrival securing all remaining refrigerant inside condensing unit and shut power to system cut out drain line from existing evaporator coil primary pan cut out line set from existing evaporator coil removed leaking evaporator coil from system cabinet install and set in place brand new evaporator coil braze in line set to new evaporator coil preform nitrogen pressure test on system at 300 psi - okay system holding for 20 minutes check all connections and TXV with bubbles- no leaks release all nitrogen from system and blow out line set and coil throughly removed core valve and connect gauges and vacuum to system and place into vacuum reconnect and install drain line and EZ trap back to new primary pan and cement all connections tested primary pan, drain line, EZ trap, condensate pump and discharge line multiple times to insure normal operations and no leaks- okay system down to 400 microns- holding in v
View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-D510-0ADC8A255B8949318405467D27F7B719 Customer hears a noise from the second-floor AC system: At arrival, the customer brought me to the second floor air handler located in the walk up attic We turned on the AC system and she showed me where the noise was coming from: The noise was due to air leakage from the flexible collar to the half moon The customer was given a proposal to air seal the section of ductwork and accepted installed foam tape insulation around air leaking and air sealed with Aluminum silver tape multiple times getting all sides of ductwork, completely sealed Inspected supply and return ductwork to confirm there are no other areas that need attention While in the attic secured and fixed, multiple sections were in insulation or silver tape was falling off Inspected blower motor wheel and assembly Inspected both sides of evaporator coil Inspected drain line and brushed drain line and trap, clea
Performed AC maintenance on x1 Furnace & Coil x3 zoned system Chemically clean evaporator coil Chemically treat pans with slow release tabs and gel treatment Flush condensate pans and drain lines(Gravitational) Replace standard 14x24x1 filter provided by customer Visually inspected ductwork for leakage and breaks Inspect thermostat operation Inspect blower motor and housing for dirt and debris Inspect zone dampers and zoning operation Inspect and test safety switches Inspect and test electrical connections Tighten and secure low voltage controls and connections Check temperature split @ equipment Wipe down and polish cabinets Chemically clean condenser coil Check Freon pressure and temperature Inspect and test capacitor/ check for swelling or pitting Inspect and test contactor/ check for burn out or pitting Inspect and test compressor amperage Inspect and test system voltage Clean indoor electrical cabinets Check fittings and valves for leaks Ran and test system operation. Monitor oper
Performed maintenance on one AC system checked electrical and mechanical components and flushed and tested condensate drain lines also checked evaporator and condenser coils and washed condenser coil tested system operations and checked refrigerant pressures left system working there is only one AC system at this location filter provided by homeowner 16+20+1
Today I arrived on site Leak Check:Traced dye leaks to the evap coil. Did not find any dye leaks in the condenser coil. System Scope:The AC system serves the entire house. When I got to the proposal, Kenn directed me to the furnaces unit. I proceeded to inspect the evap coil. I found multiple dye leaks in the system's evap coil. I proceeded to inspect the condenser coil. I didn't find a dye leak in the condenser coil. I proceeded to check the line set of the system. I didn't find dye leaks in the line set. I showed Kenn the visible dye leaks found in this inspection. Office to continue with Kenny to coordinate the next step to install a new evap coil. View visual findings from this job here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=XA-FA02-9BC40493B84A4A228A24AF3CAC0AAECD
(1) AC Maintenance - R22 - LUXAIRE - tested high and low voltage components ok, checked air filters inside of furnace clean at this time, inspected fan motor dusty, checked evaporator coils found some signs of rust, Did not chemically clean coils due to clients sensitivity of smell, tested primary drain pan with water multiple times no leakage at this time, tested condensation pump operational at this time, checked interior of system ok noticed return ductwork is dusty highly recommended for us to return to perform FULL Home Ductwork Cleaning, Possibly all-day job due to amount of dust that has to be removed. Checked condenser pressures within range, checked condenser coils ok, checked all electrical components at condenser ok at this time. Client has a small drip from plumbing drain valve inside of bathroom. Drip only happens after valve is opened. Will have the office contact client to schedule Plumbing service. Unit is currently operational and cooling at this time, spoke to client
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