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Upon arrival I began the AC tune up. I started down in the basement at the furnace. I checked the running amps on the blower motor and it was within manufacturer specifications. The blower wheel itself looked pretty clean to me today. I also did a static pressure test on 5r system. The system is rated for a max of .5 and my test showed it to be at .7 which is significantly better than where it was before the airflow improvements. I checked the temperature split between the return air temp and the supply air temp and I had a nice 17 degree split. I cleaned the outdoor unit off with water before taking any readings. The running amps on the compressor and fan motor are both within specifications. The refrigerant charge looks good. Subcooling target was spot on for your system. Your system is cooling your home properly at this time. If you have any questions or concerns please contact us! Have a nice week!
On this job, I was showing up due to some water pooling up around the furnace. After checking the system, it was clear that water was backing up into the drain pan and down the sides of the furnace as well as the inside of the furnace. I installed a new drain line And sealed some of the cracks in the furnace box. Everything is running good at this time. At some point a UV light might be utilized to clean out the bacteria in the furnace.
Upon arrival I began the AC tune up. First, I did a static pressure test on the system. The manufacturer has it rated for a maximum of .9 and your system is testing well below the max at .5 which is great! Next, I checked the running amps on the blower motor and it was within specifications. The blower wheel itself looked pretty clean to me today. I then went to the outdoor unit and cleaned the cottonwood off the AC. I checked the running amps on the compressor and fan motor and both were reading within specs. The dual run capacitor on the unit was within specs on both sides. Lastly, I checked the refrigerant charge and it was spot on with a subcooling target of 11 degree and it’s right at 11 degrees subcool which is perfect for your system. The temperature split in the home is at a nice 20 degree split. Your system is cooling your home properly at this time! If you have any questions or concerns please contact us! Have a great week!
Completed AC tune up for customer, all aspects of system tested within manufacturer’s specifications. System operating normally upon departure.
Replace 1/2” shutoff for hose bib in basement, replace prv
Showed customer static problem and fixed blower speeds. We discussed issue and options. Customer would like to review finances with wife and might look to do 1 Star airflow option and see how far we can get the static down from there. Customer has system off and will run system at 75 or higher when they need to run it.
Arrived for ac maintenance. Static pressure failed. Checked vents, changed filter. Still failed so called out a supervisor. All electronics in ac and furnace within range. Blower wheel getting dirty. Temp split good. Refrigerant levels within range. Cleaned outside coil. -Ren
Arrived for ac maintenance. Static pressure failed. Checked vents, changed filter, checked dampers. Still failed so scheduled supervisor. All electronics in furnace within range. Blower wheel dirty. Temp split within Range. Capacitor outside failing. Coil dirty. Refrigerant levels within range. Replaced outside capacitor. Cleaned outside coil. -Ren
Arrived to remedy a system that took an extended period of time to cool the home. Checked system performance and found it operating within factory specifications. Double checked the refrigerant levels and fan speeds. Determined that the system is operating properly there was just an excessive heat and humidity load on the system.
Arrived for repair. Thermostat set to 68 reading 72 checked temp split getting about 20. Checked temp with Gauges all readings are in spec For 80° day Double check blower, speed, motor settings Within range, I believe according to chart check various templates away further into the supply still at 48° Check vents upstairs we have one in the living area that’s blowing real faint check the temperature on it. It’s boring at 55° but it’s little faint. Customer would like to schedule a field sup out to get duct work looked at temps at 71 and falling Estimate
