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During my inspection today, the customer greeted me in the driveway. He showed me around all the equipment, including the indoor unit the outdoor unit, the filter and the thermostat. He informed me about what was going on. He said that the low-voltage fuse was popping. I got started on my inspection. I immediately went to the outdoor unit and found that the high-pressure switch wire Was rubbing up against copper and It was shorting out. I gave the customer the option to repair this wire and he did go with that option. I checked the rest of the system out. I found that the evaporator coil was very dirty. I gave the customer the option to clean it he did not go with that option today. I was also going to give the customer the option for the membership but seeing is that the system is dirty. We cannot offer that to him today. The customer said within the next few months he might be able to have the finances together to do this work. He said he does want to get it done. He just has some m
During my inspection today, the customer greeted me at the door. He then allowed me to come inside. He informed me that I would be looking at two systems today. I told him that that would be another diagnostic fee. He did go with that option. I started with the basement system. I found that the system was going out on a high limit. The blower motor was not operating. I could not make it fail again. When I left the system was operational. I am giving the customer the option to replace the blower motor because the bearings are bad the capacitor for the blower motor because it is weak And the control board to ensure we don’t have this issue again. I am also giving him the option to replace the inducer motor because it is amping double the amount the manufacturer recommends. Inspected the upper system. I found that the system had a bad 80/5 capacitor. Give the customer the option to replace. He did go with that option. I then found that the system was not getting a call to the outdoor un
Arrived at customers house to complete maintenance. Tested unit in both heating and cooling. Verified electric heat strips were working properly. At this time charge is within range and all filters and coils are clean. System is working great, for more information refer to check sheet.
Arrived at customers residence and was greeted by customers neighbor to do maintenance inspection. Inspected thermostat an it is functioning properly at this time. Inspected evaporator coil and it is clean at this time. Inspected blower motor and wheel and both are clean at this time.. Condensate drain is clear.. Inspected ez trap safety switch and it is functioning properly at this time; Inspected CS1 safety switch on secondary drain and it is also functioning properly at this time. Refrigerant lines into the air handler are tight and neat and Arma cell insulation is intact and without any visible defects at this time. Electrical connections are tight and neat and wire nut connections are tight and neat at this time. Inspected60 amp circuit breaker and it is functioning properly and according to manufacturers specifications at this time.. Blower motor has an amp draw of 1.2 amps at this time. Outdoor coil has leaf and dirt and debris on portions of the coil at this time.inspected fan
upon arrival was directed to the basement where air handler is. Customer has dogs and advised me not to go upstairs where the thermostat and filters are located. Asked customer to engage the aux heat which kicked on as it should. Each of the legs were amping at 20.00 within correct range per manufacture specifications. When inspecting blower found light dust build up and when testing the amps it was 2.91 which is still within range when inspecting the capacitor for the blower which it is a 10 mfd it read at 7.72 which is below manufacture specifications recommend replacing it. Inspected coil found some debris build up in the top corner of the coil. Asked customer to adjust it back to normal heat. When approaching outdoor could see damage to the coil it had been deteriorating from the dogs urine and has holes through out bottom of the coil. Customer was aware of the systems issues due to financial pressures they were not concerned to fix the system
Preformed heating maintenance on heat pump. Customer wasn’t home care taker only! Confirmed air filter was clean. Checked thermostat and found working properly. Took amp draw on the blower motor 2.6 Found electric heat strips working properly at this time20.9/21.2 Found blower clean and balanced. Evaporator coil has no leaks and is clean and free of any debris. Cleared drain and confirmed safety switches are working properly. Found amp draw on the compressor within manufacturer specs 9.6 Found amp draw on condenser fan motor within specs .89 Contactor shows no signs of arching or pitting. Capacitor is within recommended range. Confirmed refrigerant levels are within manufacturer specs using heat check chart 110/375 Put system into defrost and confirmed this operation is working properly at this time. Returned to service
Upon inspection found: Condenser coil dirty. Compressor pulling 9.5 amps this is the maximum amp draw per manufacturer Mega ohm compressor compressor is bad . System is a little bit low on refrigerant R22. Run capacitor is operating out of manufacturer rage. System is operating but it it prone to failure at anytime due to the state of the compressor and system as a whole.
Cooling inspection HP AHU Inspected high and low voltage wiring, all electrical wiring is intact and tight at this time. Delta T 19 F degrees Inspected evaporator coil , coil is clean and free of debris at this time. Performed complementary leak search, no leaks found at this time. Return temp 70F , supply temp 51F inspected blower motor, housing and wheel, all is clean and working properly at this time Motor is spinning freely at this time Blower motor amp draw, 0.45 amps Inspected cabinet for cleanliness, cabinet is clean at this time. Clear drain line, drain is clean at this time. Inspected and air filter filter is ok at this time. HP Inspected high and low-voltage wiring, all electrical wiring is intact and tight at this time. Inspected 0FM, motor is spinning freely and operating properly at this time. OFM amp draw , 0.52 amps Inspected run capacitor 35/5 -/+6%, capacitor is working out of range at this time. Readings Herms 30 uF , Fan 2.7 uF Dual run capacitor needs to be
During my inspection I found that the outdoor condenser fan motor was not running. Upon further inspection I found the capacitor for the unit which was rated at a 40/5 was only putting out 40/0 this was causing the condenser fan not to run. I also checked out the system including the pressures which were 104/232 with a 26° superheat and a 1.8° sub cooling this is being caused because of how dirty the system is including the indoor evaporator coil in the outdoor condenser coil and the indoor evaporator blower motor. I also took amp draws of the outdoor unit starting with the compressor it was 5.8 A and the condenser fan was .9 A. The condenser fan is over amping and will most likely fail very soon my suspicion is is that when the capacitor went out the condenser fan struggled very hard and it put a lot of stress on it which then caused it to be damaged. On the indoor unit I found also that the drain line is clogged this should also be taken care of so that the unit does not overflo
Arrived at home knocked on the front door and customer greeted me at the front door. Customer allowed me inside and show me where the indoor unit and thermostat were located. Customer had a at home nurse there with him. Customer has as a one system home with a carrier heat pump system Indoor unit Took an amp draw of indoor blower motor of 1.46 which is in range per manufacture specs. Examined evaporator coil and blower wheel both are clean and free of debris this time. Checked condensate drain, drain is clean and free of debris at this time. Checked all high and low voltage wiring and/or in good shape at this time. Indoor unit is running properly at this time. Outdoor unit Check systems pressures and cooling load pressure were 120/280 in outdoor temperature of 81° in an indoor temperature of 73° indicating proper charge at this time. Took an amp draw off outdoor fan motor of .76 which is in range per manufacture specs took an amp draw off compressor of 5.86 which is also in range
Performed post install inspection of one heat pump system. Inspected blower assembly and evaporator coil for cleanliness, both are clean and free of debris. Blower motor is currently amping within range of manufacture specifications at 1.8. Tested emergency heat operation, both banks of emergency heat are operating properly and amping at 21.1/20.8. Electrical connections are tight with no broken or frayed wires. Cleared eztrap and confirmed drainage. Thermostat is operating properly. Confirmed all voltage is correct to the system. Checked over the heat pump side of system. Condenser coil is clean and free of debris. Condenser fan motor is currently amping within the range of manufacture specifications at 1.4. Compressor is also amping within range of manufacture specifications at 8.7. Electrical connections outside are tight with no broken or frayed wires. Contactor is in good condition with no pitting. Surge protector is still functioning as it should. Refrigerant pressures are with
Upon arrival coil and blower are dirty. Coil is not leaking. Wires are tight and heat strips amped good. Blower amped at 1.3amps. Spoke with customer and went outside, outdoor is still leaking, customer says they run the window units in the summer and heat strips in the winter. Customer didn’t want manger out again.
. Upon arrival filter is clean. Turned the heat on and went to indoor unit. The coil is clean. No signs of leaks. The blower housing is clean. The blower is spinning freely no signs of oil on motor. The blower motor amped within the manufacture specifications. The aux heat is currently working properly. The bars amped at 19.99 and 20.22. Both are within the manufacture specifications. Inspected low and high voltage wiring. All wiring and wiring connections are good and tight. None found damaged. Cleared the drain. Both primary and secondary safety switches are working properly. Went to outdoor unit. Coil is a little dirty so I sprayed it off. The compressor amped at 10.5 and the condenser fan motor amped at .82. The condenser fan motor is spinning freely and no signs of oil on motor. The capacitor checked out in range per manufacture. The contactor is clean and free of pitting or burn marks. Inspected low and high voltage wiring and wiring connections in outdoor unit. All wiring is go
. Upon arrival went to crawl space found no duct work unhooked or anything. Went to indoor unit all duct work is hooked up. Air is coming out of every supply in the house except one in the bathroom. Every little air coming. Duct is very dirty. Pulled bottle out of duct. All duct is connected in crawl space. Recommend having duct cleaning done. House was set at 69 it was 69 in the house.