Kenneth City, FL

The client decided to call every time he needs maintenance Completed full maintenance on split system Checked capacitor and contactor Checked compressor and fans amps Checked refrigerant levels and temperature Tested float switch Took air temperature on supply and return Vacuumed and flushed condensate drain System is running and operating at this time

Upon arrival found unit off and t stat reading an error upon further inspection found float switch full of water shop vac the drain line and rebooted the system unit is operating correctly at this time

Upon arrival found unit operating checked all major components to specifications checked all wiring for breakage and corrosion also changed out the filter with a new one customer is satisfied with the work performed customer declined all other upgrades to the system unit is operating at this time

System is not working properly. This is a separate issue then why I was here the other day. The compressor is now locked up most likely due to damage from being miswired to capacitor. Wouldn’t have known this the other day because it was working properly after cycling a handful of times. Now the compressor is locked up. Emailed pricing and customer is going to talk everything over with family. - Collin

Found incorrect wiring to capacitor. Wired capacitor correctly. Checked pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. All within factory specifications. Replaced filter. System is working and draining properly. - Collin

Found system off on float switch. Drain line clogged. Flushed drain assembly. Checked pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. All within factory specifications. System is working and draining properly. - Collin

Arrived at the home and the homeowner indicated where the units are located. Proceeded to do maintenance. Checked voltages and amps. Cleaned/flushed drain line. Checked refrigerant charge, sight glass was flashing, found it low 1 lb of R410a. Added: jug 320. Additionally, mentioned to the homeowner that there is growth in the air handler cabinet, installed UV light is no longer operational, an Evaporator clean in place, and that the equipment is 8 years old. They are going to remodel home, so will wait on further estimates.

Customer said the last few days the AC climbs to 87°. Performed full system evaluation and unit is running well at this time. 22° delta temp, refrigerant levels are within range, checked all electrical components. There was a tiny amount of water in the primary float switch. The water may have been backing up later in the day causing the unit to not cool. I removed the batteries from the thermostat and explained to the customer that if this goes blank to check the float. I cleared and flushed the line and pump. There may be an intermittent issue that is happening. Possible further diagnosis needed if customer notices any changes. Left system working and in cooling mode. Customer will hold off on membership renewal.

Upon arriving to the home, the homeowner explained to me that he has seen two faults on his thermostat. One fault indicated no voltage while the second fault indicator blower issue. Proceeded to go to the air handler, and pulled out the float switch cover and found water inside. This indicated that the float switch had knocked out the unit due to a backed up drain line. Set up the vacuum to flush & vacuum the drain line in which debris was present in the vacuum. Then continued on checking the rest of the system. The drain line is running horizontally until it exits the ceiling near the corner of the garage then exits outside. Equipment is running as intended. Filters have been changed out by homeowner. Left estimates for the homeowner for him and his wife to look over to decide what it is that they would like to do. One estimate is for the preventative maintenance, second estimate is for search protectors and UV light.

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival system was tripped on the float switch caused by a clogged drain line. Gave options for a one time flush, preventative maintenance and adjusting the refrigerant charge. Checked all electronics and motor components. Checked filter. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Took amp draws. Tested capacitor Enrolled client into preventative maintenance. Performed the first tune up today. Added 1 pound of 410A