Romario was Knowledgeable and friendly. He took the time to explain everything. Great company
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Friendly and knowledgeable staff! I didn’t have to wait long for my appointment. Excellent service.
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-Returned to replace time delay relay & control board per prior approval as recommended Sep 2023. Tech was provided with defrost control board, not time delay board. -Diagnosis on Sep 22, 2023: Found no call at new contactor on compressor circuit. Verified voltage from transformer and call from thermostat. Time delay relay board not operating as intended, therefore not providing 24v call on Y circuit to contactor. Temporarily bypassed time delay relay board to provide operation of system. Recommend replacement of time delay relay & board. -System is still not operational per diagnosis Nov 27, 2023: Found circuit breaker for air handler tripped upon arrival. Found thermostat had wrong setting for reversing valve. Was cooling in heat mode and heating in cool mode. Corrected setting and verified modes of operation. Supply damper fuse links caused dampers to close at 10 locations. Recommend replacement of damper fuse links. Causing a complete lack of air flow in system. System to be left
Replace indoor fan motor on AH-4 as previously diagnosed and approved. Verified operation of fan and system heating via heat pump.
PERFORMED CMA INSPECTION ON (6) TRANE SPLIT HEAT PUMPS, (2) MINI SPLIT SYSTEMS, AND (1) DUAL FUEL RTU SYSTEM. FOUND CONDENSER #5 FAN BLADE IS CRACKED. BUILT ESTIMATE ON REPLACEMENT. SYSTEMS #2, #3, #5 RECOMMEND AC RENEW DUE TO NOISEY COMPRESSORS. ADDED TO ESTIMATE. SPOKE WITH CATHERINE SHE WILL GET APPROVAL.
Upon arrival tech was informed of bacterial buildup on supply vents in part department as well as employees in this are that are getting sick during the work week. Tech inspected system and found challenges at RTU4. Tech removed supply vents from supply line in parts room and found inside of duct to be clean and registers to be insulated. Tech found system to be running in cool mode set at 68. If system is running in cool mode most of the year this will cause supply registers to condensate being there is warm air mixing with supply registers. Also thermostat is located in electrical room conditioned by a mini split. Tech recommended cleaning all supply registers and installing a Plasma Pure Air Purifier to improve air quality in this area. Quoted $881.45 plus tax for installation of Plasma Pure Air. Quoted $180.62 to clean supply registers (each). Mr. Danny cleaned the supply registers. Tech relocated thermostat per customer request from electrical room to parts department. Tech tested
Tech found rtu 6 s#481D had a leak in evaporator tech added 2 leak freeze to each circuit system has 2 circuits and added 1lb of 410a to circuit 1. Tech let system run while working on others when tech returned tech did not pick up any more leaks with leak detection at this time. Rtu 7 s# 463D tech opened evaporator coil cabinet to perform leak search and picked up a major leak instantly. Upon further inspection tech found both compressor low of refrigerant enough to indicate leak was snot small tech does not believe leak freeze will help with this system. Rtu 8 s# 475D tech found circuit 1 completely void of refrigerant indicating leak is major and leak freeze will definitely not have any effect. Tech spoke with Daniel Informed him of new findings he instructed tech to not add any more leak freeze and he will go back to his leadership team and relay the findings and call back when they decide what they want proceed with.
Completed a filter change on 6 Trane air handlers, package unit on roof, washed filters on 2 mini splits,
Tech preformed CMA INSPECTION on 9 RTUs, 5 Mini Split Systems, and 2 Gas Hanging Heaters. Upon inspection of RTU #1 Tech found that Heat Strips are non functional due to a previous short that caused a wires to burn. Tech unsure cause of issue. Tech did find that a fuse had been pulled from fuse block. Unsure if these was done to prevent any further damage. Recommend replacing heat strips and fuses to further diagnose issue. Being Heat Strips are 460v Office will have to call with further pricing. Tech removed low voltage wire that controls Auxiliary Heat from board to prevent any further damage. Refrigerant issues still exist for RTU #6, #7, and #8. Leak searches were preformed in Sept. 2023 and Office was supposed to send quote. Mini Split System #3 also still has leak that was diagnosed in Sept. 2023. All other Systems are operating at this time. Tech has attached SYSTEM PERFORMANCE REPORTS to invoice along with pictures.
-Performed CMA inspection on 19 split systems and 2 mini split systems. Verified operation of oven hood exhaust fan and make up air. -Split System 1: Outdoor fan motor capacitor tested weak. Recommend replacement of capacitor. Provided estimate $198.14. -Split System 2: Outdoor unit turned off at disconnect. System previously diagnosed for shorted indoor fan causing transformer to burn up (7/31/23). Did not operate system at time of inspection. System not operational. -Split System 3: Outdoor fan motor capacitor tested weak. Recommend replacement of capacitor. Provided estimate $202.56. -Split System 4: Fault flash code 4 (Hard lockout). Air handler blower motor has been recommended for replacement (5/26/23). System not operational. System left off at AH-4 disconnect pending replacement of blower motor. Found heat strip contactor coils show signs of severe heat damage. Corrosion on backs on heat strips contactors. Recommend replacement of contactors. Provided estimate $547.63. -Sp
Tech found panels off of AHU3 for kitchen with blower running. Indoor coil is thawed. Reinstalled panels. Threads on drain pan for float switch port are cracked. Got pictures of crack. Used PVC union to remove drain line and thread float switch port back in place. Not leaking. Dennis on site declined adding refrigerant, leak freeze, or doing leak search. He will have maintenance charge system up. Tech emailed quotes. Documented findings. No charge for CMA follow up.
PERFORMED CMA FULL SERVICE ON 8 SPLIT SYSTEMS AND 1 PACKAGE DUAL FUEL SYSTEMS. ALL SYSTEM RUNNING CORRECTLY EXCEPT SPLIT SYSTEM 3. SPLIT SYSTEM 3 HAD A FROZEN EVAPORATOR COIL, TURNED FAN ON SYSTEM SO COIL CAN UNFREEZE. THERE WILL BE FUTHER DIAGNOSES DONE TO SYSTEM 3.
Performed CMA inspection on one rooftop package system. System operating correctly at this time.
Tech returned to replace evaporator coil tech replaced coil in attic at the further point across metal duck work tech was able to replace tech pressurized system held pressure 240psi tech pulled vacuum got down to 320 microns tech added 14lbs of 410 a due to distance of the a/h and size of copper line to achieve 8 degree subcooling
-Replaced transformer in AH-15 per prior approval. AH-15 transformer had been wired as 240v instead of the appropriate 208v. Verified operation of unit. -AH-2 transformer to be replaced at same time as previously diagnosed blower motor. -Replaced outdoor fan capacitor in HP-5, 8, 17 per prior approval. -Replaced compressor contactor in HP-15 per prior approval. Found issue with call from thermostat to contactor. Bypassed time delay relay board and system operates correctly. Disconnected high voltage wires from time delay relay until repair may be made. Provided estimate for replacement of time delay relay board $475.92. Actual part number to be sourced by office.
Upon inspection tech found weak fan capacitor. Capacitor is rated for 10 mfd but tested at 8.87 mfd which is below normal operating range. Tech replaced 10mfd capacitor for unit 2 tech performed leak search on 3 unit tech found unit #6 had leak on top side of coil tech soup bubbled u bends didn’t not find any leak present but did get hits on the coil tech performed leak search on unit #7 tech found evaporator coil leaking tech soap bubbles u bends did not see any indication of bubbles tech found coil leaking middle way of coil tech also performed leak search on unit 8 evaporator coil is leaking on bottom side of coil tech called in set up a cc to give quote on unit due to cost of repairs
Growth spots were found on the bathroom/toilet ceiling areas only upon arrival. Found the trunk line sweating from underneath, condensate pump was off level and no cap was found at the drain line, tech addressed that, found the cap laying beside it. Stove vent is found disconnected, costumer was aware of that. Took pictures of the floor near the shower and ,master toilet area, indications of damp spots on the floor/joist. Recommend a dehumidifier and provided the pricing as well and cleaning out the dryer vent. Costumer declined the dehumidifier and approved having the dryer vent cleaned only, costumer is not interested in ESA for now. Humidity levels inside the house are between 42-56%, crawlspace has a high humidity level of 65-70%. Costumer Will wait on the dehumidifier for now.