Pinellas Park, FL

Installation of Amana Heat Pump . All work to be performed in a neat and professional manner in accordance with existing codes by trained technicians. 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

Arrived at the home and cleaned the primary drain line and pan. Proceeded to install the IFlo. Downloaded the IFlo for monitoring but had a difficult time to download the app to the homeowners tablet. They will try after hurricane. Equipment is cooling and operating.

System is working and draining properly. Vibration noise is now gone after moving emergency pan under air handler a little bit. - Collin

Upon arrival thermostat was blank and indoor and outdoor unit wasn’t working. Checked breakers, jumped R and G at thermostat, checked power coming in, checked transformer. Disconnected primary float switch, iFlow, and Condensate pump. After troubleshooting found the pump to have failed. Most likely took a surge during the storm. We installed this pump in the Last few weeks. Temporarily installed a 120v pump using the bathroom outlet. Office we will need to come back and install a 230v pump and wire directly into the unit. Customer asked about warranty. Office please verify with storm. Used green sky application ID to add the full price of a new pump and service fee. Refrigerant levels and delta temp are good.

Well, checking the outdoor units on the new Amana 2021 the run capacitor was a 35/5 µF run capacitor I was reading 25/5 µF run capacitor I let the customer know that if this part goes bad that she would not have cold AC she agreed and I changed it out. I also let her know that the outdoor coil on the big unit 2018 Goodman Have a chemical treatment as well as the indoor coil, she didn’t want to move forward with it at this time, but I did educate this customer on the importance of changing the filters I was explaining to her what thickness Merv rating she should get clear, drain lines, checked pressures amp draw, and after I change that run capacitor my readings were more to manufacturer specs. Both of these systems are cooling and draining properly at this time.

Found system low on 410a refrigerant. Found leak at Schrader port. Tightened up Schrader, added cap for port, and added 1 pound 410a refrigerant upon approval. Checked operation. System is working and draining properly. - Collin

Arrived and found system off on float switch while I was here. I mentioned that the coil was very dirty. It wasn’t running down the fins properly water was dripping mid coil. I did a clean in place level two cleaning, and also cleaned and flushed the evaporator drain line this is a straight cool comfort maker 2 1/2 ton checked operations to manufacturer specs. The system is running properly at this time. Thank you for choosing Total Air.

Arrived to do a pull and clean on the blower assembly also to do a tuneup. I removed the blower wheel and assembly cleaned it. Put it back together checked operations. It was working fine. I then cleaned the drain line changed his pure air X air filter checked pressures amp draws, capacitor everything checks out OK the system is cooling and draining properly at this time. This is a 2012 year-old system and it’s starting to show its age. Pull and clean blower assembly

Materials added. Performed PM on downstairs unit only. Checked electrical components, cleared and flushed drain line, changed filter, and checked refrigerant levels. Levels were slightly low. Added .54 lbs of 410 to get readings back to factory range. Our iFlow product will help prevent clogged drains. Customer has had issues in the past. Customer will hold off at this time.

Air conditioning repair. Upon arrival, homeowner explained that for the past few days the system has been working intermittently never cooling lower than 78°. Found thermostat on and both systems with power. Drain line completely clogged and backflowing through float switch. Vacuumed condensate drain line and vacuum out bacterial growth evaporator coil pan. Restarted system after clearing drain line. Advised homeowners to use distilled white vinegar in drain line once a month.

We missed one of the two maintenances for the year membership. Office adjusted renewal dates and the next maintenance is scheduled for December. Checked refrigerant levels, cleared flushed, drain line, checked electrical components, and checked the filter. Rinsed outdoor coil with water. We can do a more in-depth cleaning on the outdoor unit with a chemical treatment. The indoor blower motor assembly is impacted with debris buildup. Cleaning will improve overall efficiency. The UV light inside the cabinet is also not working. Estimate has been added for replacing the UV. 7/26/24 Returned and completed a pull and clean on the blower wheel assembly.

Arrived to find the system blowing warm air on further inspection the condensing unit the fan was spinning on it but the compressor was not kicking on. I checked the pressures and I checked the capacitor. The capacitor was a 45/5 µF run capacitor, and it was reading zero I replaced the 45/5 run capacitor with a new one I hooked it up I checked electrical System started cooling immediately. Had good pressures took sub cooling and superheat. The filter size is a 18 x 24 x 1 I cleared the drain line The system is running properly at this time.

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival I found that the drain line was 100% impacted. I waived the trip charge and turned the call into a maintenance. I did collect for the chemical clean due to the amount of build up. Added solvent followed by 3 gallons of hot water. Vacuumed drain clear from outdoor port. I did clear the 1st floor drain as well. Checked all electronics and motor components. Checked filter. Tested float switch. Coil and blower are clean. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Outside I checked refrigerant pressures. Took amp draws. Tested capacitor. Spoke with client about surge protection as well as the iFlo. Equipment is operating properly at this time. Temperature will drop at about 1 degree per hour. Thank you for always choosing Total Air!

New thermostat, flush drain line, flush and pressure test copper line set, new pad with blocks outside with anchors and brackets, new disconnect box with new electrical whip, new breakers as needed, all permits and inspections are included, attention to detail is paramount. Chris Garris 727-621-0543 upon arriving at job, meet and greet with customer go over work for the day ended up having the wrong units to fit. Had to call Marques he come out ended up getting his train units to put in 2 1/2 ton straight cool new pad block pad tied down to one new train, straight cool 2 1/2 ton tiedown on top four corners new disconnect, new high voltage, whip everything secured and fasten pictures taken Work completed flush copper line set flush, drain line after tearing out air handler replace new air handler on new stand new drain pan underneath drain pan flow switch in line flow switch after flushing the line and line set and drain hook up both everything is complete after nitrogen test 400 psi ba

when i arrived the blower motor working but the compressor was not, after replacing the 5uf capacitor the system worked normally.

Office: please make this a priority call. Needs to be repaired. I did not receive the 7995 for the diagnostic fee since I cannot get a hold of the homeowners they were at work. So the diagnostic fee will need to be included with final payment of repair. Will need Jake for at least 1 hr. Met with homeowners father Air proceeded to speak with him about what the issue was. Homeowner did mention that there was a leak sound and sounded like it was coming from the attic and going through a switch box. Proceeded to look into the air handler and did a preliminary leak search since it was mentioned that there was a leak cell and if there is no refrigerant in the system it also indicated by thermostat. Went out to the condenser and checked for pressure in the system when I mounted my gauges onto the condenser service porch there was no pressure whatsoever. Injected nitrogen into the system to try to locate leak. Leak was found up in the attic along side a truss and electrical wires wrapped arou

Perform full system maintenance. Tested float switch function. Checked all wiring. Flushed and vacuumed condensate drain line. Blower wheel is clean. Evaporator coil is clear. No biological growth found on unit interior. Took blower motor amp draw. Took supply and return air temperature split. Filter is clean. Check refrigerant pressures and temperatures. Condenser coil was impacted with dirt/debris. Removed condenser fan to wash the coil from the inside out. Check refrigerant pressures after washing condenser coil. Tested capacitor microfarads. Took compressor and outdoor fan motor amp draw. Replaced run capacitor for turbo 200. The system is running well at this time .

Arrived at customers house they stated that the supply vent in the kitchen is leaking and that supply vent is almost directly below the air handler. They said there was somebody out here a month ago and replace the blower motor and that’s all they did. The tech told them to wait for their maintenance for somebody to come out to do the tuneup on it. Well it’s not the drain line it’s the drain pan. The drain pan is cracked. I cleared the drain and got a lot of stuff out of it but the issue is the drain pan, I took a bunch of videos and pictures but if they continue to run this unit it’s gonna continue to leak where the drain pan is cracked could not finish on the other system. It started raining got as much done as I could. They had 51° supply and 73° return system is cooling properly and draining but the crack drain pan is a problem.

Called out today to perform a leak search. Searched the entire system with an electronic leak detector. I found a leak in the suction port from the schrader valve. Tightened schrader and adjusted refrigerant pressures to manufacture specifications. Enrolled client into preventative maintenance plan. Equipment is operating properly at this time. Thank you for always choosing Total Air!

Customer concerned about unit constantly running. Said her bill went up $90 in the last month and is as much as her old system. Also pointed out the drain had a lot of slime. Keeps thermostat at 73° when home and 77° when gone. Cleared and flushed drain line and went through the system. Refrigerant levels can be improved by adjusting refrigerant levels.

I performed a maintenance tuneup to include inspecting the indoor and outdoor coil’s, inspecting all electrical components, checked filters, flush, drain line, and checked refrigerant level. I renew the customers semi annual membership and also advise the customer my recommendation of having the blower motor pulled than cleaned.

Performed diagnostic after arriving to call found some small issues customer concerned found fan on bringing in humidity which was there concern but when system satisfies fan continuously running. Changed to auto… after checking entire system found system needing pressure adjustments… system was over charged had a 22 degree subcool also system calls for a 10 degree. Adjusted pressures system is operating properly at this time

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival client stated that the system froze over on Friday. Checked all electronics and motor components d Checked refrigerant pressures. System is low on charge. I gave the option to refill the system, leak search and enroll in preventive maintenance. Added 3 pounds of 410A Flushed drain. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Took amp draws. Office will contact client to schedule leak search. Wife had an appointment today and could not have the work performed. System is cooling at this time. Thank you for always choosing Total Air!

Service Call/ Maintenance Performed Today- Filter sizes- missing filter Filter Condition-no filter upon arrival, no replacement filter available Unit age- 2017 Unit condition- fair Thermostat- t6 On arrival found the following- the AH cabinet door was off to the blower motor, client’s have no maintenance plan with total air Indoor Unit- closet 2nd floor Blower amps- Blower Capacitor- na Blower Type- ECM Heat amps- 16.6 Drain- clogged (evap drain pan/ see pics) Float Switches- working Cleanliness- microbial growth development on the lower evaporator, quills and lower motor, sludging found in the evaporator drain pan Outdoor Unit- 2017 Compressor amps- Outdoor fan amps- Capacitors- 31/4 Pressures are- Refrigerant type- Superheat- Subcooling- Temperature difference- Temp in- Temp Out- Duct Condition- good Insulation in Attic- fair (not r-38 valve) Notes: DISPATCH please call to put a different CC on file for 16.67 membership fee. They want to use a

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival the system was running. Client stated that the unit turned off yesterday. I found water in the emergency pan. There is no clog in the drain line. Found both filters heavily impacted with debris. Removed and rinsed both filters. Checked all electronics and motor components. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Checked refrigerant pressures. Took amp draws. Cycled system on and off. There is a possibility that there was an intermittent problem with the indoor fan. I was unable to recreate the problem from yesterday. Removed water from the emergency pan and flushed drain line. Equipment is operating properly at this time. Thank you for choosing Total Air!