Clearwater, FL

2 Mini Split Condensate Pumps Installed Condensate Pumps. Need to return to diagnose why the mini splits are not going on on call for cooling. Tested condensate pumps and they are pumping water out. 12/13/24: diagnostics for mini splits and found fuses for the New condensate pumps are blown. Need to replace According to the Goni II manual (Photos), FUS-4180/10 Pt#: 3004180 Fuses 5x20 6.3A, 10pcs. Fuses are internal to the pumps - New pumps may be needed as these are bad out of the box. Upon return, will need to shorten condensate wires to be able to tuck them at the rear of the air handler head. 12/17/24 Returned and replaced the pumps and shortened the wire leads. Turned the systems on and tested the pumps. Once pan was filled the pump activated and pumped the water out. Systems are cooling.

Arrived to perform preventative maintenance on their cooling and heating system. Cleared all drain lines, checked all float switches, check capacitors changed all filters systems are all heating and cooling

Checked pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. Found weak cap for blower motor. Replaced upon approval. Also found pitting contractor. Replaced upon approval. Recommended air quality products and surge protection. Customer declined. System is now working and draining properly. - Collin

Installed warranty blower motor, primary float switch, dual uvc IAQ product, and air handler surge protector. Checked all operations. Flushed drain assembly. Replaced filter. System is working and draining properly. - Collin

Unit #2: found breaker mislabeled and completely shut off at the panel. Turned on and checked voltages, received 240v. Turned off to check to ground and not shown. Turned back on and checked the system and operating. Unit#1: Operating. DO NOT ORDER-Homeowner had Del-Air out to replace the motor back in May. She called them, and they will replace under warranty. Unit #3 (Master Bdrm): need to replace evaporator fan motor. Carrier M/N: FB4CNP042LOOAAAA S/N: 1415A87287

Customer purchased membership per Collin on 10- 17–24. Performed inspection one of two. Checked pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. Found rusted filter drier by condenser, growth on blower assembly, no primary float switch, drain line missing insulation, no surge protection, dirty whole house filter, and Uv light not working. Highly recommend taking care of these issues. Customer will be replacing filter himself. Flushed drain assembly. System is working and draining at this time. - Collin

Electrical Arrived to find system coming on, but the compressor would not come on. There was a burnt wire coming from the contactor to the capacitor not giving it the voltage it needed. I checked the capacitor it was a 45/5 micro run capacitor it was good I replaced that burnt wire and the system started cooling. My pressures were good. The people that live here are out of town for three months. The gentleman that’s occupying this place, his house was underwater and he’s staying here until he can get back up on his feet. I cannot get to the air handler the people that own this house. Their car was in the way and the gentleman said he didn’t know where the keys were at I did suck out the drain line and remove some buildup this system is cooling properly at this time

System not running due to electrical issue feeding main electrical panel with 240V. Not able to start a unit due to this issue. Advised customer to call Duke Energy or electrical company to resolve this issue. Possible issue is that something got wet and failed during a storm

Need oxidizer replacement and dual uvc bulb replacement. Checked pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. Found speed tap for blower motor set to 4. Adjusted speed tap to 2 upon approval from customer. This will take more humidity out of the air. Checked temperature split. All within factory specifications. Customer purchased plan per Collin on 9-23-2024. Flushed drain assembly. Installed oxidizer replacement and dual uvc bulb replacement. System is working and draining properly. - Collin

Came for a service call this gentleman was home on lunch Thought this would be an easy fix. It wasn’t just the UV light that he needed. He needed the fixture that the light goes into. It was melted. I opened up a pure air X RMS one but the fixture was different. He had to go back to work what we need to do is replace the whole thing ballast and put a new UV light with the new fixture to make this work. Unless We have one that’s compatible for his UV system other than that customer had no complaints, thank you for choosing Total Air

Leak search Office please follow up with the customer. 1. Holding off on replacing the contactor until lineset is replaced. 2. Performed full leak search on indoor and outdoor unit. Did not get any hits. Leak search hit was found at the lineset that goes underground (see video). 3. We will need to send Josh or Casey back to cut into the drywall above the kitchen area to verify if we can run a lineset above the kitchen cabinets, out the utility closet, and then outside. Customer is aware he will need to pay for drywall repairs regardless if the plan will work. 4. Please have Casey or Josh get a signature from customer about drywall repairs and refer our drywall company. 5. Lindsey, please provide customer with estimate for running new lineset. 6. Thermostat wire is also older and should be replaced from the air handler to the condenser. Materials needed (have Josh or Casey Verify other materials if needed) Approximately 1 roll of copper 50’ 2 Installers, 1 day Filter drier Roughly

Came to perform a preventative maintenance. This air handler is in the attic it’s a 2014 train heat pump split system when I got here. The customer had a hose coming from the attic where she was siphoning out water into the shower because they left the float switch up so it system would run which overflowed into the secondary drain pan, cutting it off, this is a Tam TAM TRANE UNIT Which means that this unit is positively pressured which means you do not need a trap on this unit and this unit has a trap on it. You can’t remove the trap because the drain line goes underground and then pops up. I cleared the drain line and made sure that it was cooling properly checked all operations amp draws the filter sizes a 20 x 24 x 1 The run capacitor is a 45/7.5 µF run capacitor is well within range. The UV light is working. Their float switches both work because they had to prop one up by putting tape around the rim of it so it would not sit fully down in the float switch holder, allowing water t

when I came the system works, the condenser fan rotates wrongly, because the condenser is low, after I replaced it with another capavitor turbo 200, the system works normally.

Upon arrival the outdoor unit was not running and the indoor fan was running. Checked the cap, took ohms on Contactor (16.5), drain line was clear. Contactor was pulling in and out rapidly. Went to the panel box in the attic and found the 40amp breaker to be burnt and arcing. Was able to turn the breaker off. The 30amp was not sizzling. Customer called an electrician to come out and take a look. I let her know once it’s changed out we can come do further diagnosis on the system.

Maintenance membership. Check all wiring. Check capacitor microfarads .checked refrigerant pressures and temperature.Tested fan, compressor amp draw . Flushed and drain line condensate. Tested indoor blower motor fan. System is slightly low on refrigerant. Added 2lbs to bring it back to factory range. Customer also renewed Membership.

New hanging kit with rods and brackets, new float switch, new supply plenum first 18 inches and entirely new return plenum, new breakers in panel ge, 2 pads with blocks outside, flush and pressure test copper line set, new filter drier, new armaflex on copper line set outside, go into attic and inspect ductwork and seal any leaks found, all permits and inspections are included. Re-install UV systems.

OFFICE please call to reschedule for outdoor portion of maintenance Membership maintenance 2017 Trane split system. Only completed indoor maintenance due to storm. Checked all wiring. Tested float switch . Took air split at supply and return. Took blower motor amp draw. Tested blower motor capacitor microfarads. Found burnt uv bulb, bulb was due to be replaced in may. Installed a new uv bulb today. Found bad float switch , installed new float switch today. System is running well at this time.

Membership maintenance 2018 American standard. System #2- checked all wiring. Checked compressor and fan motor amp draws. Took indoor blower amp. Took air temp split at supply and return. Flushed vacuumed the drain line. Tested the capacitor microfarads. Checked refrigerant pressures. Tested float switch function . Blower wheel is dirty. Evaporator coil is clean. Bio growth found on blower motor wiring and evaporator coil pan . Float switch is bad needs to be replaced. Capacitor is low, recommend replacement Blower wheel is dirty needs to be cleaned. Recommend adding a uv light in air handler cabinet to prevent bacterial growth after cleaning. System #1. Checked all wiring. Tested float switch function. Flushed drain line. Tested condensate pump function. Took blower motor amp draw. Blower wheel is clean. Evap coil is clean. Bio growth found on motor wiring and insulation. Filter is clean. Took air temp split at supply plenum and thermostat. Tested capacitor mfd. took compressor

Arrived at home to find both upstairs units one Trane unit one Lennox unit both of the drain lines were completely backed up. One is severely backed up. I set up a shop vac inside, sucking from the inside, and I took my CO2 gun and blew the drain line from the outside. There was no clean out on the inside for me to do this. When I did do this it removed a lot of buildup from inside the drain lines. I did take pictures. I was able to get both drain lines cleared need to return perform complete maintenance. On all three systems I believe that they were way behind they were out of town and they came home last night to find water coming down from the ceiling. When I mean water it is flooded. The return Plenum is going to have to be all redone. It was completely saturated with water The cause of this was a lack of maintenance. This could all could’ve been prevented. I checked the float switches float switches had buildup on them sludge which prevented the float from rising. The bobb

Upon arrival, homeowner mentioned that the house was down. Proceeded to check out the equipment in the garage above the ceiling down the air handler pulled out secondary drain and found it filled with water. Removed and equipment began operating. Proceeded to tell the homeowner that it was a backed up drain line and since I am here, I will check out the rest of the equipment to make sure that it’s an operating condition. Proceeded to clean out the drain line with the vacuum and flush. Add completion of vacuum and flush. I pour down drain saw acid to clean out any other debris that is left behind. Continue with call and checked out entire system. found some growth beginning inside the air handler cabinet, left a UV light estimate for homeowner. At this time the equipment is operating normally and cooling.

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival I found the thermostat set to heat. Turned the system to cool at 77 degrees and briefly tested system. Client declined system evaluation and maintenance renewal. Checked refrigerant pressures. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Took amp draws. Showed client how to cycle through thermostat settings. Equipment is operating properly at this time. Thank you for choosing Total Air

Arrived at this customers house his system came on, but when I hooked my gauges up, they were very low and it needed refrigerant. I told him that it is a contained system, and the only way that this refrigerant leaks out is if there’s a leak somewhere at this time money is a little tight, so I just got him up and cooling, it took 4 pounds of R 410a refrigerant by the time I left he had a 20° split 59° supply 79° return cleared the drain line removed a bunch of stuff. The system is operating properly at this time.

3 Total Systems Trane 2006 R22. Unit #1 - out of refrigerant, evaporator coil is rusted. It is time to replace this system. Unit #2 - system runs for about 5 minutes and then the indoor fan stops running. The capacitor was leaking oil and the blower motor was over heating and had a burn smell. Replaced capacitor and ran system. Once again motor is over amping and over heating. Both parts need to be replaced and further diagnosis is needed to ensure system will be running efficiently. I would not invest into this unit based on refrigerant type and age. Best option is to install a new system as well as #1. Collected 50% deposit for capacitor and indoor blower motor. Serial No. 6241PK22V Model No. 2TEC3F48A1000AA Left unit #2 off at AH disconnect box. Office please follow up with customer for motor lead time and schedule comfort advisor. Dakoda June 5- replaced and cleaned motor encasing, blower wheel and replaced blower motor and psc motor 15mfd turbo mini. Verified split of 18 d

Service Call/ Maintenance Performed Today- Filter sizes- 20x24x1 Filter Condition- good Unit age-2016 Unit condition- good Thermostat- Honeywell home On arrival found the following- 2x man job with a 30ft ladder needed, thermostat had hit temperature Indoor Unit- closet Blower amps- Blower Capacitor- Blower Type- Heat amps- Drain- Float Switches- Cleanliness- Outdoor Unit- Compressor amps- 6.9 Outdoor fan amps- Capacitors- Pressures are- 130/315 Refrigerant type- 410a Superheat- 4.9 Sub-cooling- 10.3 Temperature difference- 19 Temp in- 78 Temp Out- 57 Duct Condition- condo Insulation in Attic- condo Notes- system compressor starting amp draw exceeds manufacturers specs, a hard start kit was installed to lower the compressor starting amps & safe guard the compressor Hard start kit Lowers the compressor starting amp draw on start up & re charges the cap

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival thermostat was nearly blank due to a damaged screen. Client was interested in a smart thermostat. He approved the installation of a Honeywell 9000. I set up the Wi-Fi and walked him through system operation on his phone. Tested both heat and cool modes. Checked all electronics and motor components on the first floor unit. Showed client the corroded evaporator coil that is falling apart into the pan. Flushed drain line. Tested float switch. Measured the temperature drop and rise across the coil. Outside I checked refrigerant pressures. System is low on R-22 refrigerant. Made client aware that R22 has not been manufactured as of the beginning of 2020. Showed him the difference in refrigerant pressures and temperatures of the second floor unit. He is aware that the system is due to be replaced and will not maintain temperature during hotter months. He would like to wait until complete failure. I did offer for a comfort advisor