Gulfport, FL

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival client stated that the system doesn’t seem to blow as cold as before. Tested electronics and motor components. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. System is blowing air at 56 degrees. Shut system off multiple times in attempt to find an intermittent issue. Checked refrigerant pressures. System is operating at its max capacity. The front room mini split head is surrounded by 10+ windows and the front door. This unit is operating to the best of its ability. Showed client the temperatures and readings. Equipment is operating properly at this time. Thank you for choosing Total Air!

Office: please verify pricing and evaporator coil availability. Arrived at the home, and met with the nephew and the grandmother which owns the home. She did not want to renew my membership today due to her being on schedule for Friday. Nephew had told me that the unit had frozen up, and that he had shut the system down. Proceeded to do the diagnostics and found that it was low on refrigerant. due to being a newer unit, proceeded to do a quick Lee search. Most research was done at the evaporator coil, I did get random hits with my leak detector. I could not pinpoint exactly where the leak is, I did change my sensitivity settings to try and locate and pinpoint the leak. My detector detected, refrigerant in front of the coil in different areas on the “tiny” setting of my leak detector. also placed the leak detector underneath the coil and observed refrigerant hit, continue to the floor and once again observe the refrigerant hit. Refrigerant is heavier than air. Add 2 pounds of 410 to ke

Warranty Blower Motor Furnish and Install 1 (One) Warranty Blower Motor, after replacing blower motor system starting to work normally

Materials added. Turbo 200 cap, refrigerant, oil. Returned to complete quoted repair. Removed filter drier from the suction line. brazed in copper and tested with nitrogen. Then pulled a vacuum to under 500 µm. The outdoor capacitor was outside factory range, and customer agreed to replace. Ran up procedures and thermostat has dropped from 90° to 87°. Customer would like a quote for new system office. Please follow up to schedule a time.

Concern- no cool Cause - refrigerant leak Correction - added 3 pounds of refrigerant after that the refrigerant leak became visible then I pump down system to safe some of the Freon and the system was left in a pump down. Recommendations- new system due to its age and condition of the unit also repair refrigerant leak and the customer agreed with repairs. If tech have any questions please contact Angel.

Upon arriving customer informed me that starting as long as three weeks ago one of three heads was not cooling, as well as the other two. All three heads are connected to one condensing unit. After running a series of test, I determined that the system was slightly under charge as I checked temperature from the two heads that was cooling and was getting a outbound temperature of 59 to 60° while the third had had an outbound temperature of 67 to 68°. I added 2 pounds of refrigerant and now I am getting outbound temperature of the two original heads that was calling to the customers satisfaction of 54 to 55° and now the third head has an outbound temperature of 57°. I also see that the room temperature thermistor in the evaporator coil temperature thermistor is failing and I am recommending to have both the misters and the indoor control board replaced. Due to the mini times that the customer has been rescheduled for maintenance and the inconvenience that they have experience with one o

New thermostat, flush and pressure test copper line set and repair if necessary, new Eaton 20 and 30 amp breakers, new filter drier, seal around condenser with code approved sealant just as it is now, reuse electrical wiring and disconnect boxes, new float switch at evap coil, all wiring connections will be installed in a neat and orderly fashion, we have a 4.9/5.0 rating on google, I have hardly any issues with installs because of the installers I have coming to the home. They both have over 10 years of install experience. All work is permitted and inspected with the city of Gulfport. There is a pass through register in the door already for the furnace. Please call me if you have any questions. 727-621-0543 ATTN: the model number for the outdoor system is not correct in your estimate. The correct model number is 24WCU-10BB

I returned to complete recommended repair of blower pull and clean, evaporator coil cleaning, and replace duct.

Materials added Customer would like corrosion grenade on next maintenance. Customer keeps thermostat at 70 to 72° replaced blower motor February 2024. System refrigerant levels needed to be adjusted. Added 2 pounds of fortune. System now within range. A corrosion grenade on the suction line of the outdoor unit will mitigate rust. unit is on the roof and near near water. Left unit cooling and working mode.

Called out today due to concerns of water damaging the foundation of the home from condensate line. Client noticed that there’s water damage inside due to the condensate line. The condensate line runs underneath the home. Due to the location I recommended a complete conversation over to a condensate pump. He is exploring his options and will get back to us if he wants to move forward with work. He did not need the system looked over. Thank you for always choosing Total Air!

Service Call/ Maintenance Performed Today- Filter sizes- 21x21x1 Filter Condition- poor, changed filter Unit age- 3 Unit condition- good Thermostat- nest On arrival found the following- Indoor Unit- Goodman Blower amps- 1.3 Blower Capacitor- 4.9 Blower Type-psc Heat amps- 21.99 Drain- needs attention through maintenance Float Switches-working Cleanliness-good except con pump Outdoor Unit- Goodman Compressor amps- 5.65 Outdoor fan amps- .7 Capacitors- 44.3/4505 Pressures are- 111/322 Refrigerant type- 410 Superheat- 36 Subcooling-4.5 Temperature difference- at air handler. Temp in- 75 Temp Out- 53 75/69 at front 4 supply registers Duct Condition- poor Insulation in Attic- good Notes- Upon arrival listened to owners issues, found duct in tact at middle and back of home but unable to reach from of house ducting due to injury, after testing delta t at problem registers found a supply/return temp difference of 4-6 which makes me believe ducting is severely damag

Mark and his wife explained to me they are on vacation and came back in. The home was not cooling on the 2009 package unit. Upon arrival the thermostat was in the off position, after turning the system one I detected a bad variable speed blower motor. Capacitor was still with a manufacturer specs evaporator coils are showing signs of deterioration. Repairs quote that do not guarantee further repairs until the system is up and running and we can thoroughly evaluate it. Comfort advisor scheduled to offer a free quote on system replacement options.

Maintenance plan, drain repair

I came out back in December 2023 to do a repair and I bought to the owners attention that one of the ducks was in bad shape and there was pictures loaded in service titan as well as sent to the customer. The insulation that the tenant is seeing is coming from that particular duct. In addition, the interior of the air handler is heavily impacted so my recommendations are the same as it was back in December of replacing the duct, blower motor, pulling clean, and place evaporator coil cleaning.

I replaced the indoor air handler PCB board and was able to get the system back up and running. However, it’s still not cooling efficiently. Went through several several diagnostics and checking the indoor air temperature sensor as well as the evaporator core sensor and the discharge line sensor, and all Checked out fine as well as I checked the EV stepper motor. One head is putting out 50 to 55° temperatures. The other head at best is putting out 70° temperature whereas before the maximum temperature we could put out was 85°. I contacted tech-support multiple times in which I was told. I would get a return phone call and never got a return phone call. I advised the customer that there was nothing much more that I could do to figure out what’s going on with the system and advised to maybe contact the original person who installed the system and or consider replacing it. I diagnose the two heads mini split system that services, the living room and the sunroom area first. The system

Customer concerned about unit not cooling properly. Customer has mentioned the thermostat was replaced and the blower motor was replaced by another company. Located two ac split system are not cooling and not turning on. Checked thermostat calibration and filter location. The filter is a whole house filter behind the air handler unit and customer has replaced filter. Checked blower motor operation and inspected equipment cabinet. The blower is not spinning. Checked low voltage wiring wiring and inspected the equipment cabinet. Checked safety float switch and inspected drain line. The condensate pump on #1 air handler unit has no leds luminous. The condensate pump is not working and has stopped the #1 air handler unit from running properly. Checked outside condenser unit and located the condenser unit is stopped on trip core sensor and needs to be diagnose. Checked electrical components and located the run start capacitor is bad and needs to be replaced. Unit ac #1 Needs new cond

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival the condenser would not turn on. Found that the system was locked out due to the low pressure switch. System is empty of refrigerant. Gave options for a leak search, refilling the system and a worse case scenario for repairs. Due to the age, warranty status and repairs needed.. I recommended system replacement. We will schedule for a comfort advisor to come out Monday with options for a new machine. Left system in same condition as arrival. Thank you for always choosing Total Air! Comfort advisor

I was called out today due to one of two mini split heads not functioning properly after the customer has been away for 4 to 5 months. There is a slow steadily blinking light on one of the indoor heads but the second head is working well. When recalling the error code, the code displayed was J3 and J6, which indicates trouble with the discharge temperature sensor and the heat sink temperature sensor. I ohmed the sensor out and based on the sensor chart, the ohms should have been between 16 to 18 k ohms based on an outside temperature of 85° which is the current temperature. Instead the resistance value and ohms was 11 ohms which is out side the rating specifications so therefore , the discharge thermistor assembly needs to be replaced. Model # CTXS07LVJU Serial # E040051 Further diagnosis may be needed once the sensor is replaced.

Returned to install Pure Air X UVC Germicidal system. Cleaned evaporator coil with coil cleaner and throughly rinsed with water. Flushed and vacuumed drain line. Installed pure air ballast on top of air handler. Mounted UVC bulb at back of cabinet to cover blower assembly and evaporator coil. Verified UVC bulb came on after install. Restarted system to ensure no issues.

Water was dripping from a damaged, torn supply plenum box. The overflow drain pan was NOT full with water. After verifying refrigerate pressures, the gauges indicated an undercharge of r-410a, a refrigerant leak. Offered a recharge of r-420a & a electronic leak search be performed. Supply panel box would have to be redone over for a hole at the bottom where the water is leaking out from the frozen coils. Closely repairs outweigh replacement options on the 2014 air conditioner system. I strongly recommended speaking to comfort advisor about replacement options. With costly repairs, it may be time to speak to a comfort advisor about a more efficient system 05/02/24 @ 11 to noon CA scheduled

Return to install surge protector on mini split outdoor unit

04/20/24 Upon arrival the system was defrosted. Overflow drain pan has been filling up with water and a homeowner has been emptying it. I changed customer supplied filters& inspected the evaporator coil for any blockage. I’ve verified refrigerant pressures and the system is low on charge. Subcooling was only reading 3° and the manufacturer requires 11° sub cool. I checked the warranty, no warranty left. Duct work has holes in it putting a strain on the compressor & blower motor. Blown n insulation is original & bad. I recommended speaking to a comfort advisor on system, replacement options with ductwork and blown in insulation. Another option may be to go to all mini splits for the low, bearing roof and an attic. Thank you for choosing Total Air….. 04/20/24 - CA scheduled to offer a quote on system replacement options on Tuesday 04/23/24 @ 12 to 2pm. CA to quote blown n insulation & replacement of existing duct work. ALSO, to offer an option of mini splits vs. a split system w/blown n

Customer concerned about unit not cooling. Checked thermostat calibration and filter location. Customer has replaced filter. Checked safety float switch and inspected drain line. The drain line is clear and free of debris. Checked blower motor operation and inspected equipment cabinet. Located the germicidal uvc light is good and working properly. Checked outside condenser unit and electrical components. Located the condenser fan motor not spinning while calling for cooling cycle. ( video taken). Checked electrical wiring and components and located the capacitor is bad and needs to be replaced in warranty parts. I have replaced the capacitor and checked system operation. Checked refrigerant levels and check test system. Unit is cooling well and drains properly. Recommend total air care membership to have annual preventative maintenance inspections on equipment and reduce repair cost and service fee. Strongly recommend precision tune up on ac equipment to prevent premature breakdow

Returned for outdoor portion of maintenance. Took Amp on compressor and condenser fan motor. Checked capacitor microfarads. Capacitor is out of manufacture allowed range of 5%. Reading is 42 out of 45 µF. I recommend replacement. Condenser coil is damaged from coil guard being bent inward. Maybe hit with something. Coil is very corroded due to condo building being on the water. Checked the refrigerant pressures and temperatures. Lineset is improperly sized. Rescheduled Maintenance to complete PM due to rain. Furnace, encased coil. Goodman 9 years old. The blower assembly had some debris build up. Cleaning will improve overall efficiency. The delta T was roughly 10°. This indicates it may be low on refrigerant. Further diagnosis to be done on the return visit with access to the roof.

Called out today for a part return to install a surge protector for the condenser. Installed surge protector. Informed client of operation and warranty. Equipment is operating properly. Thank you for always choosing Total Air!