St. Petersburg, FL

Reason for call: No cool Equipment: 2012 nordyne 5 ton Horizontal air handler Condenser on right of home Summary: On arrival found blower motor failed. Had low voltage calling for blower and high voltage supplied to blower and component was not operating. This would cause coil to freeze. Solution: We will provide repair estimate in the morning. We provided replacement option tonight. They are trying to reach out to frontier due to frontier cutting a power line under ground during their work today. We can not confirm nor deny this failure being frontiers fault due to the age of the equipment.

Reason for call: No cool Equipment: 2022 Bosch condenser 2021 Bosch air handler Horizontal in attic Condenser on right side of hom Summary: On arrival found system extremely low on charge. Performed leak search to find refrigerant leak within the evaporator coil. Charged up system for free today for temporary cooling due to charging for a refrigerant a month ago and being low on charge once again. Solution: Level two evaporator coil replacement under warranty

On arrival found unit not cooling due to low on refrigerant. Performed leak search and found outdoor coil leaking. Filled with refrigerant for temporary cooling until part can be replaced. Will submit estimate and verify warranty. Unit cooling.

On arrival found unit not cooling due to bad thermostat. Will return tomorrow to install new thermostat. Unit not cooling.

Return visit Confirmed system has condensate pump. Pump is in attic area (was not aware or pump first visit) Pump reservoir is inaccessible due to screws on head unit being rusted out. Home owner will try getting screws out. Once done we can clear pump and verify if pump is operating correctly. Single head unit runs for 1-2 minutes than 1 leg of power shuts off.

Reason for call: Tune up Equipment: 2020 American standard 2 ton Horizontal in attic Condenser left of home Summary: Completed to find system slightly low in charge. Found drain line leaking slightly. Found uv kit not operating. Flushed indoor and outdoor coils. Flushed drain line and condensation pump. Confirmed pressure and temps. Solution: Charge system top off Install locking cap Drain line repair due to leaking fittings Membership for one unit home as mother in law suite with a unit no membership

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 not within factory range. Recommended replacing capacitor but client will wait till it fails. Inspected Contactar and found it is buzzing slightly. Made sure all connections are tight. System is cooling with a 20° temperature split at this time. System is older and air handler is condensating into the secondary pan. Let client know and if it becomes a problem we will diagnose what is causing it. Likely due to old age and poor connections to the duct work.

On arrival found unit not cooling due to insulation in plenum falling and blocking air flow. Removed insulation. Plenum is also wrapped on outside. Turned unit back on. Good air flow. Unit cooling.

On arrival found unit not cooling due to clogged drain. Cleared pan and drain. Added chemical to help prevent growth. Performed maintenance on system. Electrical checked good. Pressures and temp split in range. Rinsed outdoor coil. Indoor coil clean. Blower dirty. U it cooling and draining at this time.

Client states strange smell coming from system. Client wanted a coil cleaning to help with the smell. Upon my inspection, found a refrigerant leak in the evaporator coil. This coil is not manufactured anymore and cannot be replaced. Quotes being sent for new system options.

Upon arrival, I checked the temperature difference between the supply and return air and recorded a 20° split, which is within the proper operating range. I then inspected the electrical components and found no shorts, burnouts, or signs of electrical failure. The compressor and condenser fan motor were both operating within proper amperage specifications. I performed a drain line treatment, cleaned the condenser coil, and completed a full air handler inspection. The system already has a UV light installed and operating. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. Thank you for your business, and have a great day.

Reason for call: company that installed is not responding* power not connected to rc wiring alert on thermostat unit not cooling Summary: Completed service to find float switch tripped. Drain line is clogged. Cleared drain line by blowing it with nitro. Confirmed proper temps, pressures and amps. Informed homeowner about our membership plan so we can prevent break downs like this in the future. Also noticed lights flicker when unit kicks on. Mentions this to homeowner. It happens with many item throughout the house not just ac. Informed her about soft start kit. She has been told the hose needs to be rewired.

Remove Current Flex Ducting Duct Balancing & CFM Measurements Remove Back Bedrooms Ducting Remove Back Bathroom Ducting Install Main Feed to Mixing Box Mixing Box Supply to Kitchen Mixing Box 4” Supply to Washer/Dryer Install 4” Ceiling Boot & Register Replace All Supply Ducting From Plenum Strap All Ducting to Code Seal All Ducting to Code 10 Year No Leak Guarantee

Return to complete repairs Outdoor Condenser Scope of Work -chemically rinse coils inside and out -replace outdoor contactor -replace outdoor defrost board -replace outdoor fan motor -insulate outdoor refrigerant lines -clean service panel Indoor Air Handler -remove & sanitize blower wheel -sanitize wiring and interior cabinet -flush drain line -seal duct distribution box -patch insulation hole on refrigerant lines Verified system operations after completing work. Unit is operating within manufacture specifications

Replace Redlink thermostat and sensor. Start and test. Unit has 20* split and temp is dropping.

Scope of work: - Remove blower assembly - Clean and sanitize - Install UV system (discounted extra with bundle) - Re install blower assembly - Test system.

Diagnostic: System had a refrigerant leak. After performing a leak search, I found the leak in the evaporator coil. I discussed the findings with the homeowner, and we decided to move forward with replacing the evaporator coil under warranty. Please reach out to the customer once scheduling is available so we can coordinate the installation. Repair: Upon arrival, I removed the existing evaporator coil and installed the new warranty replacement coil. I also replaced the filter drier at the condenser. After completing the installation, I performed a nitrogen pressure test, which held successfully for 20 minutes with no loss of pressure. I then pulled a vacuum on the system for approximately one hour and achieved a vacuum level of 600 microns. Once the system was started, I added refrigerant as needed and verified proper system operation. The system is currently operating with an 18° temperature difference between return air and supply air, and refrigerant pressures are within normal

Made corrections to failed inspection. Cleared drains. Strapped flu pipe to allow proper uphill flow for exhaust gas. Sealed plenum with code tape and mastic.

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 not within factory range. Recommending replacing capacitor but client would like to leave it. Advised client on the stress this weak capacitor may put on the system. Inspected Contactar. Made sure all connections are tight. System is cooling with a 20° temperature split at this time. Inside air handler there is biological growth present. Showed client and offered cleaning with a UV system. Client would like to hold off for now.

Client requested float switch primary be installed I installed switch and informed client that this would not prevent future water issues as his secondary pan is rusted out. Quoted to replace secondary pan 300$ Quoted to perform leak check 250$ Quoted to fill system with Freon 450$ Quoted estimated repairs 2500-3000$ Quoted new system with ceiling repair 11,500$

3T Carrier Heat Pump Full System Tuneup Notes -indoor and outdoor unit flooded -air handler coils were submerged (corrosion on txv) -outdoor compressor was submerged -indoor blower wheel & cabinet have bacterial growth -supply plenum not sealed properly (growth accumulating) -outdoor capacitor reading very weak -system has a restriction System is 7-8 years old and currently out of manufacture warranty (2nd owner of system) Went over repair and replacement options Home owner would like to wait till system fails Unit is not operating to full capacity

Performed maintenance on 1 system. Pressures good. Temp split good. Rinsed condenser coil. Cleared pan and drain. Added chemical to help prevent growth. Tested secondary float switch. Unit is cooling properly at this time. Unit is 14” Frigidaire in very tight attic. Pan was extremely clogged with growth. Primary float unable to be used due to improper install. Recommend regular maintenance to prevent further issues with drain.

On arrival found master unit not cooling due to blown fuse. Replaced fuse and tested. Inspected inside and outside unit for possible short that caused fuse to fail. Unable to locate short at this time. Unit has 20* split and cooling at this time.

Upon arrival, I turned on the air handler, which was operating properly. I checked the temperature difference between the supply and return air and was getting a 0° split. I then moved to the condenser and found that the condenser was not turning on. After opening the electrical compartment and testing components, I found the capacitor was burnt out. I installed a temporary capacitor, and the system turned on properly. I allowed the system to run for approximately 15 minutes and rechecked the temperature split, which was then reading 18°, placing the system in a healthy operating range at this time. I discussed with the homeowner that the system is quite old and has already had previous repairs. I recommended considering system replacement in the near future rather than continuing to invest money into an aging system. The homeowner stated they are moving out soon and only wanted a temporary repair at this time. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. Thank you for

Client states unit is not cooling but thermostat is on. Upon my inspection, found clogged drain line and the safety float switch was tripped. Performed a drain cleaning/ treatment. Started up system and found compressor is pulling high amps. Inspected condenser coils and found dirty coils. Pressures indicate too much refrigerant in system. Client says they had compressor replaced last year by another company. It appears that the best practices installing a compressor were not followed based on copper connections and the amount of refrigerant in the system. Cleaned/ treated drain line and primary drain pan. Chemical cleaned condenser coils with fan removed. Adjusted refrigerant charge to achieve proper subcool. Found condenser disconnect is damaged and requires replacement. Will return later this week to replace. Compressor pulls high amps are starting to up. Recommended soft start kit to reduce amp draw and prolong the life of the compressor.