For this I worked on replacing breaker on main panel for AC unit that was downsized. Also replaced defective weatherproof outlet in basement entrance
Homeowner had us out today due to the main floor system not cooling. Upon arrival we noticed that there is a system that is from 2014. We noticed that the main breaker for the system trips after five seconds of runtime. We checked the electrical on the outdoor unit and found that the 45/5 capacitor was completely dead and needed to be replaced. We also noticed that the compressor amps were higher than listed on the data plate and recommended installing a hard Start kit. We also noticed some biological growth on the inside of the unit and recommended UVC light. Homeowner opted to replace capacitor and install hard start kit. System is cooling at time of departure.
Replaced 1/2 hp disposal with 3/4 hp disposal. Tested with no leaks and working properly
Install new customer supplied water heater in basement /well system with bladder and recirculating line existing (no circulation pump present)
Returned 6/8 to install the capacitor, contactor and a hard start kit. I ran the system for 30 minutes checked pressures, temps and the system is running according to specifications.
Came out to a no cool. Found that the system was not compressing, we checked all components and the capacitor was dead and the co factor was failing. The system was also amping high at the start up so we would like to add a hard start kit to the unit. The customer declined all options as he stated that the mark up on the parts were to high.
Return today to complete work. Upon arrival, reclaimed all refrigerant out of system. Replace coil on the indoor unit, clear, drain line, and change outdoor capacitor. Put vacuum down to below 500 microns and recharge system. Tested system to come to ensure operation is proper. At this time, there is no other concerns with the downstairs system. This system is working properly.
Came out today because the downstairs system is not cooling. Upon inspection found that the downstairs system had a restriction in the metering device. The system does not have TE standard flood protection. This system does not have any UV protection. This system is a Bryant air handler and heat pump from 2020. Upon inspection of the system found that the systems coil is very dirty and could possibly have other restrictions in it. Due to system still being under warranty will replace coil and TXV. upstairs system Customer says it is working properly. Will need to return once coil arrives to complete work.