Tech performed maintenance per service agreement. Tech found compressor testing in red. Tech talked to homeowner about getting field supervisor out. Homeowner was not interested is replacing/repairs at this time. Tech found no other issues. Tech left two 24x24 filters. System is operating properly at this time.
Tech performed maintenance per service agreement. Tech found 45 mfd capacitor for compressor testing at 42.8 mfd when minimum threshold is 42.7 mfd. Tech informed homeowners that it’s still within threshold but it is close. Tech also found contacted showing wear with contacts getting darker. Tech has attached estimates in case homeowners wanted to repair before problems occur. Tech broke air filter vent during service. Vent size is a 20x20. Tech has talked to office and informed homeowners that we will replace it. Homeowners would like to schedule for either next Monday or Tuesday. Homeowners would like to be called in the morning. System is operating properly at this time.
Upon arrival tech found 50 amp a/c breaker tripped and system out on low pressure. Tech found that compressor wires had rubbed through suction line causing a leak and also caused a short tripping the breaker. Tech informed customer of findings and began repair after customer approved. Tech purged system with nitrogen and brazed hole while flowing nitrogen. Tech then pressure tested system at 300 PSI for 30 minutes, system passed test. Tech evacuated system down to 500 microns. After decay test tech weighed in 8lbs 3oz of R410A per data sticker. 50 amp breaker would not reset and had failed, system calls for minimum of 29 to maximum of 45 amp breaker. Tech replaced with a 40 amp breaker after customer approval. Tech reset system and monitored operation, system is back up and heating. Tech collected $2,038.23 by card for repairs.
Upon arrival tech was informed of standing water on the floor beside the furnace in the garage and that the condensing unit was unlevel. Tech noticed water coming down the side of the furnace where the inducer draft drain connection is. Cut out the old female adapter and installed a new one and added Teflon tape to the threaded connections. Tech also added more dirt under pad to get the condenser level.
Tech performed ESA, tech found excessive bacteria and dust/debris in unit, tech recommends addition of plasma to system to help issues in future. Tech found no other issues at todays visit. System is back on and operating properly at this time. Homeowner is on cruise, sent email with estimate. Customer has washable filters.
FOUND METAL RETURN PLENUM MAKING A “BANG” NOISE UPON STARTUP AND SHUTDOWN OF INDOOR FAN DUE TO EXTREMELY CLOGGED FILTER RESTRICTING AIRLFOW. REPLACED FILTER AND CYCLED SEVERAL TIMES WITH NO NOISE.
Tech did not have 20x25 filter at this time. Tech informed homeowner today is time to renew maintenance plan. Homeowner is going to discuss with husband and will call in when decision is made. Esa plan 318.12.
Tech performed ESA on 1 system. Upon arrival, homeowner mother showed tech condensate around bottom of system. Tech cleared all 4 drain lines and believed that solved the problem. There were a small amount of debris in the lines. Tech noticed insulation on evaporator coil, tech removed insulation and inspected all of duct system but saw no visible damage. Tech used shop vac to suck abundance of leaves out of condenser, condenser was about 2 inches off level, tech used shovel and cinderblock to level out system, not perfectly level but about 1/2 inch off, next tech may have to adjust, ground condenser is sitting on is very damp, system may continue to sink, will probably have to keep adjusting. Tech found no other problems with system, system operating properly upon departure. Tech informed homeowners mom that if son has any questions to call office and the office may be able to assist him. Homeowners mom said he should renew but is at work and he handles it but will not answer phone wh
Tech washed and serviced both units and found no challenges at this time customer extended esa 2 systems and one time visit for 3rd system to get all 3 back on schedule together.
FOUND BREAKER IN MAIN PANEL TRIPPED DUE TO WIRE WITHIN DISCONNECT SLIGHTLY RUBBED THROUGH CAUSING SHORT. REPAIRED WIRING SYSTEM UP AND HEATING.
REPLACED FAULTY 60A SQUARE D BREAKER IN DISCONNECT FOR HEAT STRIPS. SYSTEM UP AND HEATING PROPERLY. INVESTED IN PSA (1) SYSTEM. SCHEDULE 1ST VISIT.
919-853-2539 EXTRA CONTACT. FOUND WASHABLE METAL RETURN FILTER INSTALLED INCORRECTLY CAUSING NOISE UPON BLOWER STARTING. RE-POSITIONED FILTER. CYCLED SYSTEM WITH NO CHALLENGES. INVESTED IN ESA (1) SYSTEM. SCHEDULE 1ST VISIT.
Tech washed and serviced unit and found no challenges at this time customer decided to switch to mpa customer paid 26 for first month via card. Card is saved on file for monthly drafts
