Pinellas Park, FL

Diagnostic -primary safety overflow switch wiring connection came loose. This caused low voltage fuse to short. Re wired safety and checked air handler connections. Found 2 other weak connections. Tightened and fixed. Replaced fuse. System is currently operating within manufacture specifications Further Notes -uv bulb is cutting in and out (bulb failing) (tested 24v coming to ballast)

Reason for call: No cool Summary: found secondary pan full of water on arrival tripping secondary float switch. Primary float was not present. Found extremely dirty filter. Found evaporator coil with debris on it. Found drain line clogged. Found sub cooling slightly low. Flushing clean drain line cleaned up secondary pan charge system with 1 pound of refrigerant. Unit is cooling by 20° draining properly Homeowners preparing for sale of home was not looking to invest a lot of money into the system today

Replace warranty compressor. 6lbs refrigerant Cleaned condenser coils. Compressor was a burn out. Treated/flushed lineset. Complimentary capacitor replacement

Replace evaporator coil, filter drier, 2lbs R410A. Unit outside of warranty. Unit cooling with 20 degree split. Unit draining properly.

Found system running upon arrival with 22° split. I checked pressures and amps no problems. Checked cap no problem. Contactor very worn but client does not want to replace right now. Wants to ride system out and only repair if absolutely necessary.

Reason for call: Member tune up Summary: Completed service to find previous hard start failed compressor failed to start up on pm. Added hard start kit and unit started to operate again. Prepared homeowner for replacement since unit is 15 years old and compressor had a hard time stating. Unit is cooling with 20 degree split.

Reason for call: No cool Summary: Found unit flooding return. Found drain clogged. Found failed primary float switch. Flushed and cleaned drain line and pan. Replace primary float switch wired to r. Operation was restored to equipment. 18 degree split. Performed 1st pm today. Schedule 6 months out. All operation of equipment is within manufacturing specifications.

Found weak capacitor replaced cap. Operation was restored to equipment 20 degree split.

Reason for call: No cool Equipment: 2018 Goodman Above the water heater Condneser on left side of home Summary: Found system critically low on charge. Charge up unit for temporary cooling possibility of refrigerant leaking out again. Found leak in Evap coil. Office will verify warranty on equipment and provide estimate for Evap coil replacement on Monday.

Reason for call: No cool Summary: Found system to have wiring outside of manufacturing diagram. Found loose wire connection on high voltage line to blower plug. Wire was energizing cabinet. Found proper spot for wire and operation was restore to equipment. Solution: For wiring outside of manufacturing diagram

Home owner states electric bill is high and unit is not cooling properly Air Handler Notes -primary safety overflow bypassed (potential water damage) -system is double filtered (4” media and 1” return) -air handler coils starting to rust -bacterial growth around supply plenum (not sealed properly) Outdoor Condenser Notes -filter drier starting to rust -coils impacted with debris (have not been thoroughly cleaned) -outdoor disconnect heavily rusted Diagnostic -system is low on refrigerant indicating leak in system System is 13 years of age and out of parts warranty. Explained potential repairs when finding leak. Also went over other issues in system Explained we can charge unit temporarily until new system goes in. Went over replacement options. Home owner would like other estimates. System is currently not operating

Diagnostic -previous contractor cut out filter drier -txv has contaminants due to no filter drier -system going into vacuum Recommend -removing contaminated refrigerant -purging refrigerant lines -install filter drier -install txv -pressure test and vacuum system -charge system 9lb 410a

Program the fans in living room Install a garage bright led

Client states drain was backing up. Found water in float switch. Cleared pan and drain. Added chemical to help prevent clogs. Blew with nitrogen. Performed maintenance on system. Found unit to have weak capacitor and worn contactor. Replaced parts. Pressures good. Temp split good. Amp draws good. Electrical checked good. Recommend to perform in place coil cleaning for evaporator coil and replace uv light. Will submit estimate. Rinsed outdoor condenser coil. Unit cooling properly at this time.

Upon arrival, I began by checking the system’s temperature split, which measured 18°F. I then inspected the electrical components and found both the compressor and blower motor operating within manufacturer specifications with no over-amping. The refrigerant cycle showed lower-than-normal pressures and reduced cooling performance. Under normal conditions, these readings could indicate a refrigerant leak; however, due to the mild outdoor temperatures, the system is not under a heavy cooling load, making the readings inconclusive. I advised the homeowner to monitor the system and contact us on a hotter day if it begins struggling to maintain the set temperature so further diagnostics can be performed under a proper load. As part of today’s maintenance, I cleaned the drain line, drain pan, condenser coil, and completed a full air handler inspection. Before leaving, I enrolled the homeowner in our maintenance membership, which includes two maintenance visits per year (every six months), f

System has an active leak. No guarantee on life span of refrigerant. Home owner would like to replace in future

Reason for call: No cool Equipment: 2012 Goodman heat pump Horizontal in garage Condneser out back Summary: On arrival system was cooling. Found water in saftey pan and switch. Found major drain debris in primary pan. Continued inspection to find weak dual capacitor and a burnt and pitted contactor. Pressure and temperatures were proper. Solution: Drain line cleaning replace capacitor replace contactor. Work completed. System is on borrowed time and would recommend preparing for replacement.

Performed Maitenence on system. Cleaned/treated drain line and primary drain pan. Cleaned condenser coils. Evaporator coils are clean. Verified safety float switch functionality. Checked amp draw on compressor. Checked amp draw on fan motor. Checked capacitor is within factory range. Inspected Contactar. Made sure all connections are tight. System is cooling with a 16° temperature split at this time. Checked system pressures and found system low on refrigerant. Client says that last company did a leak search on the equipment they installed and found no leaks. They treated the system with leak seal/UV dye. Client thinks leak is within the lineset that is burried into the foundation of the building underground. Client has issues with HOA and giving him the ability to install a new lineset through the attic. I offered a leak search as we cannot go based off of another companies findings but client would not like to move foward. Charged system with 2lbs of refrigerant today to bring back

Client has bad blower motor. Gave option for repair vs replace. Client owns home with someone else and has to talk to them

On arrival found unit running. Client states thermostat shut off. Found unit leaking water and float switch had water in it. Cleared pan and drain. Added chemical to help prevent growth. Float tested good. Unit is a 2005 r22 in poor condition. Unit has 16* temperature split across the coil which is poor. Pressures are high and unit running hot. Found corroded contactor and weak capacitor. Made client aware of condition and will submit new system estimate.

Found system not cooling due to clogged drain. Air handler is not accessible. Sucked and blew drain from outside best as possible. Unit is cooling properly for now

Units called in for service were not correct. Units 2 and 6 possibly referred to exhaust fans. Found those units operating. Recommend client to contact commercial hvac company due to communications on all units that we don’t have access to.

Client wanted second opinion on unit. Found unit to have bad compressor. Client declined repairs from air bros at this time. Unit is not cooling.

Performed the cleaning for the blower motor in the evaporator coil

Upon arrival, I checked the temperature differential between the supply and return air and recorded an 18° split, which is within the normal operating range. I then inspected the electrical components and found all wiring and connections to be secure and functioning properly, with no signs of shorts, burnouts, or electrical concerns. The compressor was operating within normal amperage range. However, the condenser fan motor was pulling slightly above its rated amperage. During inspection, I found the condenser coils to be heavily impacted with dirt and debris, restricting airflow and causing the system to work harder than normal. I performed a water-based condenser coil cleaning and drain line treatment. The cleaning improved airflow and system performance, but the condenser would still benefit from a more advanced deep cleaning moving forward. At the air handler, I inspected the evaporator coil and found it to be slightly dirty as well. Overall, the air handler is currently operati