Upon arrival of the technician turned on the cooling, and checked over the system in the attic. Technician checked the drain lines and float switch, both drain lines and float switch working properly at this time. The technician checked the filter, technician found a clogged 20 x 25 x 4” media filter, the technician removed the filter to provide more airflow to the coil. The technician inspected the coil finding many air leaks, some have been attempted to be sealed but not properly, so these air leaks are still present. The system only has a pan float switch, technician recommends SS1 float switch to prevent water building up into the drain pan. The technician then went outside to check the pressures, and found the pressures were at 84.6 psi over 271 psi, which means that the indoor coil was at 23.5°F which is significantly below the 32° freezing point, and the outdoor system was only at 89° on an 88° day, this means that the system was unable to pick up any heat on the inside of the