Largo, FL

Customer renewing membership. Indoor unit will not shut off. Thermostat has proper voltage. Disconnected G from thermostat and indoor fan still runs. Disconnected G at the air handler and does not turn off. Indoor motor needs to be replaced. After replacement full start up procedures needed to ensure nothing else is failed. Supply plenum 60° Return 75° Refrigerant levels appear to be within range.

Office, please schedule with homeowner for repairs after roof has been completed. This repair will consist of at least 4 hrs. 1 man. Inspected copper line from roof damage. 4’ of 7/8” copper line will need to be repaired. Liquid line looks fine as well as the low voltage wire. Found no damage to unit #1. Condenser #2: cond. fan amps; .53. Compressor amps: 3.62.

New plenums, new tstat, new hurricane pad with code approved anchors and brackets, flush and pressure test copper line set, go into attic and seal ductwork wherever leaking, new hanging kit with rods and brackets, new float switch, new 8kw heater, all permits and inspections are in.cuded and attention to detail is paramount. No surprise charges or hidden fees ever. Remove and reinstall u.v. System. 10 yr parts warranty, one year labor.

Upon arrival found bad blower motor. Unable to check pressures, temperatures, and amp draws. Highly recommend new equipment due to age of system, condition of system, and price for repairs. Customer agreed to get pricing for new equipment. System is powered off at main breaker. Not cooling at this time. - Collin

Upon arrival found tripped breaker for condenser. Upon further inspection found shorted compressor. Highly recommend new equipment due to price for repair, age of system, and condition of current system. Customer agreed to get pricing for new equipment. System is not working at this time - Collin

Install part Replaced 40 amp contactor. Replaced turbo 200 capacitor with exact swap. Restarted the system after changing out parts to ensure everything was working properly.

Found condenser not running when arrived. After further inspection condenser knicker on and off. Checked all low voltage electrical connections. Checked refrigerant charge. Checked ohms for cooling contactor. It is highly possible that contactor coil is failing already. Checked pressure switches wiring. Checked drain line. Started a system and did not have interruptions at this time. This system is less than a year old. Customer did not wanna replace possible bad contactor at this time. System is running and cooling.

Arrived at the home and the homeowner explained the issue. Began diagnostics and found that the condensate float switch caused the unit to shut down. Proceeded to clean/flush drain line, and turned pvc blow up to create a “P” trap. Also, vacuumed water from secondary drain line to lower float. Homeowner will need an evaporator clean in place at next maintenance. Homeowner needed to get to work and could not proceed today. Unit is cooling and operating at this time.

Customer complaint of system not keeping up desired temperature. Diagnosed that system was undercharged. Added 2 pounds of 410A refrigerant to the system. Not able to do maintenance on the system du to rain and bad weather charged it as quickly as possible. Make sure that system is cooling well. Advised customer to either have a refrigerant leak check performed and get a quote for a replacement unit due to the age of existing equipment. It s possible to install standard air handler instead of existing closet mount one to achieve better performance and cooling. System is running and cooling well at this time without any issues.

Office materials added Turbo 200 capacitor 45/5 Upon arrival the compressor was not running on the outdoor unit. Found the capacitor to have failed. Owner agreed to replace the capacitor and system is now working in cooling mode. Thermostat has already dropped 2°. Checked all electrical components and ran start up procedures. The air handler in the attic is equipped with a secondary float safety switch but does not have a primary. Adding a primary switch will turn off the system sooner if a clogged drain occurs. This is a nice added layer of safety to help prevent flooding if the secondary switch were to fail. Customer will hold off at this time and hold off on membership. Collected payment via phone.

Installation of 3 ton Air Conditioner System (15,2 SEER2) tear out old unit, replace new 3 ton air conditioner and air handler. New plywood protectant around bottom of coffin box, new heat, shield, new Heibel, whip outside new pad, hurricane tied down to four corners. The AC pictures taken of all work completed flush copper line, set flush drain line hook up copper inside and out on new units nitrogen test copper line set 400 psi for 30 minutes vacuum down to 500 µm pictures taken of ball work completed mastic new Plenum to air handler seal new filter, rack to coffin box then to air handler new breakers at main electric panel start up. Everything is running to factory specs 22°. Split job is complete. Customer paid in full pictures taken of all work completed. Job is complete.

When arriving system is off, after trying for starting system I checked blower motor don’t work, is burn need to replace.

Office please schedule a maintenance for this customer. Lindsey please call her to renew membership for this property. Customer noticed water marks at the return filter and next to the return filter. This is under/next to the return plenum box. There is also an attic fan over the area with water spots. I cut inside the plenum and it is dry. I checked insulation under the primary drain pan and under the blower wheel which is also dry. The drain line insulation is dry and no condensation on the unit. It’s possible that during the tropical storm water came in from the attic fan and now that it’s dried you can see the water spots. Usually it takes some time for the color to show. They noticed this issue around the time of the storm. I told the customer to let us know if it gets worse. If they notice it growing or see any dripping to try and take a video. This may need a follow up if it continues.

I performed maintenance system amana 3,5 ton, i checked amps in condenser fan, blower motor and compressor everything is normally, I checked blower and coil are clean, uv light system work good, I cleaned drain line with hot water and vacuum shop, level refrigerant is normally, pressure are 128/324, temp in supply is 56, return 74, capacitor is low after agreed by the home owner I did replace with turbo 200 (5years warranty) , now system operated normally.

Membership maintenance Checked all components. Tested outdoor compressor and fan amps. Replaced capacitor due for being in the last leg. Tested blower motor. Took temperature split on both supply and return. Tested refrigerant level not accurate due to the rain, please check on tomorrow schedule. Customer approved to replace the disconnect due that it’s been burned out. Putting a new surge protector due to the old one not working l System is running at this time.

Perform maintenance on a 3 1/2 ton split system. They have three filters they have two 12 x 24 x 1 and they have one 12 x 12 x 1. Everything on the system is working like it should. Customer takes very good care of the system treats the drain line blows his drain line out. With his air compressor I didn’t really get anything out of the drain line when I sucked it out. I did let the customer know that the filters were about to be changed. I had a 20° split. I did tell the customer that a hard kit might not be a bad idea, she said she was going to talk with her husband very nice people. The system is cooling and draining properly at this time.

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival I found that the variable speed motor has failed. There is a trust in front of the blower compartment. I pulled the blower housing out at it does hit the trust. Client stated that he’s had several blower motors replaced in the past with no issues. I gave the option for an out of warranty variable speed motor replacement with the module. Client stated he is going to call another company and look for a better price. Please give us a call if you would like us to order the motor and get you back up and running! Thank you for choosing Total Air!

Follow up call Thursday 2-4 to verify charge. Materials added 3lbs 410A Customer said the other day the AC went up in the 80s. Eventually it cooled down again but took a long time. I found some water in the float switch and initially thought it was backed up. Upon further diagnosis I found the evaporator coil to have frozen. This is a straight cool system. Refrigerant levels and delta temperatures are low. Refrigerant needs to be adjusted. Customer agreed to add 3lbs. Unit is now cooling well. Follow up Thursday 2-4 to verify refrigerant levels. Did a spot leak check on the system and didn’t get any hits.

Customer was worried about the ducts being damaged because he had a plumber working in the attic and thought he crushed it but the ductwork is fine just that the room he’s worried about has a longer run compared to the room he is comparing it to with a shorter run

Called out today due to concerns of the the EAC filter not operating properly. I went through the operation of the EAC and how to look for the red LED light which indicated proper operation. I tested system operation. Flushed drain line with solvent. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Outside I checked refrigerant pressures. Cleaned the outdoor coil. Vacuumed drain line clear from outdoor port. Equipment is operating properly. Thank you for choosing Total Air!

Performed full system maintenance on both systems Check refrigerant pressures and temperature. Took air temperature split at supply and return Plenum. Checked filters both are clean. Air handler interior of system number one is completely clean. Air handler interior of system number two has some dirt/debris. Mainly on the blower wheel. I spoke to the homeowner about needing a cleaning for this blower wheel soon. Checked all wiring. Tested both float switches. Flushed and vacuum condensate drain line on system number two. System number one has a condensate pump. Flushed drain to test condensate pump function. Tested capacitors, compressor amps and outdoor fan motor draws. Capacitor on system number two is a 28 out of 30 µF. . Spoke to homeowner about needing a replacement for this capacitor. Homeowner decided to move forward with adding refrigerant to both Systems. Added 1 pound of refrigerant to each system to reach desired 20° temperature split. The systems are running well at this ti

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival the condenser would not turn on. Found ants charred in the coil of the contacts. I originally attempted to blow the ants off with nitrogen but they have caused too much damage. Replaced the contactor under warranty. Tested system operation. Checked refrigerant pressures. Took amp draws. Made client aware that this machine is approaching the end of it’s expected lifespan. Encouraged him to set up ant bait and spray around the unit to prevent this from happening again. Thank you for always choosing Total Air!

New return duct 14 inch to new 24x12x1 filter back return grille in hallway. New thermostat, new breakers in panel as needed, new hanging kit with rods and brackets, new float switches, new supply and return plenums as needed, flush and pressure test copper line set, all permits and inspections are included. 10 year parts and labor warranty, install hard start kit during install.

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival air handler was running but the condenser was not. Found ants in the coil of the contactor. Replaced the contactor and found that the compressor would not turn on due to a failed hard start. Removed the hard start from the circuit and tested system operation. Checked refrigerant pressures. Took amp draws. Tested capacitor. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Evaporator coil is impacted with drywall dust due to remodel. I spoke with owner about replacing the contactor, hard start and cleaning the evaporator coil after remodel is done. Client chose to have me replace the contactor today to get the system up and running and then install the hard start next month. Equipment is now operating. This machine is 10 years old and has a compressor that is struggling. Client is aware that the machine is coming to the end of it’s lifespan. Thank you for always choosing Total Air! Contactor and hard start

2nd option - dispatch see notes (pic of bm model/serial number & size taken on site); Upon arrival the thermostat was in the off position & screws missing from the package unit doors. I found that all capacitors were within specs but a failed blower motor. Further diagnostic could be performed after the blower motor is replaced to tell the condition of the package unit 2003 package unit. I also noticed a pitted worn contactor and deteriorating outdoor coils that makes the system run inefficient. Condenser coils get rid of all the heat in the home also, condenser fan motor is leaking oil at the shaft. (See pictures). repairs quoted do not guarantee the system will need further repairs, so we are recommending system replacement options 2003 package unit with a failed psc blower motor. R-22;system has visual issues including oil leaking on the condenser fan motor, pitted contactor & blower motor replacement. Recommended getting a free quote on system replacement options….