I am a highly skilled home service professional who recently completed a job for a customer who was experiencing issues with their air conditioning system. Upon arrival, I checked in with the customer and found that the system was not cooling at all and that some ice was observed on the line set. I inspected the system and found that the filter was completely clogged, preventing airflow. I replaced the filter with one provided by the customer and turned on the system to verify that everything else was functioning correctly. All refrigerant levels were satisfactory, and the technician measured the amp draw for both the compressor and the outdoor fan motor, both of which were within factory specifications. The technician inspected the blower wheel and blower motor, both of which were clean, and checked the evaporator coil, which was also clean. The drain pan was in excellent condition, with no signs of damaged wires or burnt relays. The technician examined the condenser coils, which were
