St Petersburg, FL

OFFICE please schedule follow up to verify refrigerant levels. Due to rain could not get accurate reading. Temp split is 19°. Found system to be low on Freon. The schrader at the condenser heat exchanger was leaking refrigerant. Video uploaded. Replaced schrader core and added refrigerant. Did spot leak check on the rest of the system and did not get any hits. Time was longer due to rain. Collected payment via check and cash. $200 check $250 cash

Need to reschedule due to weather. Office please follow up with the customer. Unit is cooling but outdoor unit is making a noise. From what I could gather it sounds like it is coming from the fan motor. When we come back I’d want to take ohms on the fan motor. It’s not over-amping and the capacitor is within range. Returned and checked unit when I arrived system was making a noise coming from the compressor. I pulled disconnect did a hard stop on it and plug disconnect back in. I believe it could’ve been maybe slugging, but the noise stopped I checked pressures check the amp draws sub, cooling and superheat Capacitor was a 35 µF run capacitor and I was getting 35 µF. This system is cooling and draining properly at this time. Educated customer on what he could do if issue ever happens again system is running properly.

Office: please add for service call to the end of the ticket if it is warranted. If another technician comes to this location, they must call me to discuss what has been done and of drain solve. When drain issue is solved, need to do a full evaluation of the air conditioning system. Found unit off at the drain float switch. Proceeded to try to pull debris with vacuum, but did not pull anything. Tried to pull from inside by the air handler, didn’t pull anything. The drain line is full of debris that it is not letting water exit the unit. Cut drain line inside return plenum box and found calcified and wet debris. Installed a temporary condensate pump to keep the homeowners cooling. Remove part of the primary drain line and added a small riser to pour drain solve into the drain line. When I added the drain solve it dropped 4” and while cleaning up area added more into the riser. There is no access to attic to try and run 3/8” if drain solve does not work. 7/26/24: arrived at the hom

Immediate repair capacitor was way out of range the ladder that is on my truck it’s a little giant ladder it is bent I did not feel safe I do not or never was giving a regular extension ladder. All I need is a 24 foot extension ladder I have a telescoping ladder that’s 12‘,1“, but it did not reach to Miss McCleskey’s condenser Rick brought the ladder to me when I was up there I let Miss McCleskey know that her capacitor was out of range. She gave me the A-OK to change it out. She uses hog hair filters. Her filter size is 16 x 20 x 1. I let her know that she needs to use regular filters to increase the longevity of the system. Her drain line runs into a main drain. I flushed it with triple D and hot water. I changed out a 35/5 µF run capacitor checked amp draws. I also added the condenser into the equipment. The air handler was the only thing in the equipment. The system is cooling and draining properly at this time.

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival the thermostat was blank due to a bad switch inside of the condensate pump. Client approved condensate pump replacement. Replaced pump and wired in low voltage safety. Flushed drain and monitored pump operation. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Outside I checked refrigerant pressures. I found a burnt wire and a hole in the side of the capacitor. Client approved wire repair and I installed a new capacitor. System is now operating properly. Thank you for always choosing Total Air!

Arrived at the home and met the owner. She directed me to the equipment. Completed full maintenance for the air handler and condenser. Cleaned/flushed condensate drain line, checked all capacitors in the system and they checked out at the set microfarads. Equipment approximately 10 years old. It is operating is peak and cooling. Recommended: Maintenance Program & Comfort Advisor.

New Wi-Fi thermostat, flush and treat drain line, flush line set, remove 5 inch media filter, move condenser 5 feet away from current location closer to front of house. Install uV light and 18x24x1 air cleaner, new hurricane pad outside with new disconnect box and electrical whip, client has disconnect at home, replace drain line 40 feet.

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival I found that the fuse was blown. Checked all voltage wiring and found no broken or rubbing wires. Removed electrical panel and found that 75% of the circuits in the panel are not grounded. This is the cause for all the blown motors and fuses. The panel needs work to ensure every circuit is grounded and safe. After an electrician has completed the work we can return and install new electrical whips for the air handler and condenser. Checked over electronics and motor components. Checked filter. Checked refrigerant pressures. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Components will continue to blow unless electrical work is performed Thank you for always choosing Total Air!

Arrived at the service call to find that the secondary drain pan was filled with water. I emptied 5 gallons of water from the secondary drain pan. There is also water in his float switch. I cleared his drain line and removed a lot of buildup after I got the drain line cleared and the drain pan emptied when I was taking a temperature split I could feel air gushing out from underneath the air handler unit, when I looked underneath there was a big gaping hole. It is 8 inches long and 2 inches wide letting a tremendous amount of air out. It’s also making it build up condensation underneath the unit. This is a brand new install. It would need to take two technicians some duckboard, mastic and tape. To fix this issue estimation that it would take to fix. This would be about maybe 2 to 3 hours maybe less the air handler might have to be moved forward on one side of the supply Plenum the mastic and tape has come undone. I couldn’t really feel air coming out from there, but it needs

Called out today to perform a precision tune up. Checked all electronics and motor components. Clients stick to a monthly routine for filter replacement. Tested float switch and it did not shut off the system. Offered to install a new float switch. Client will install his own. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Outside I checked refrigerant pressures. System is slightly low on charge due to manufacture specifications. Client approved for refrigerant adjustment. Added 1 pound of 410A and brought the sub cooling up to 10degrees as requested on the panel. Flushed drain line. Vacuumed drain from outdoor port. Tested capacitor. Took amp draws. Rinsed condenser coil. Equipment is now operating properly. Thank you for choosing Total Air!

Called out today to perform a tune up on two systems. Checked all electronics and motor components. Checked central air filter. Evaporator coil is slightly plugged. I recommend a level 1 clean in place to extract the dog hair from the coil. Flushed drain line. Tested float switch. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Outside I checked refrigerant pressures. Rheem unit is low on charge. Client approved three pounds of 410a and I took pictures of before and after. Capacitor is near recommended replacement due to manufacture specifications. I recommend replacing during the next maintenance. Flushed drain for mini split. Blower and coil are clean. Cleaned filters. Vacuumed both drain lines. Cleaned both condensers. Equipment is operating properly at this time.

New indoor and outdoor systems, new pad, new upon arrival, get tarp from front door to back door, tear out condenser and air handler. Replace new air handler new condenser on new pad outside tied down four corners. Copper line set and flush drain line hook up drain line at air handler with P-trap and clean out hook up low switch, in-line hook up Plenum mastic inside and out pictures taken of all were completed hook up low-voltage new thermostat hook up copper and nitrogen test copper at 400 psi vacuum to 500 µm everything is complete waiting on electrician to come and upsize the wire and then we can complete start up thermostat, new breakers, remove disconnect at air handler, inspection please schedule for August 9

Customer mentioned unit would run and turn off. Upon arrival tighter down electrical and unit was running. I then found system to be low on refrigerant. Added 2lbs and still needed more to get back to factory range. I then found oil at the txv/Evap coil. Customer wants us to come back and confirm leak in AM and then a comfort advisor is scheduled for the afternoon. Waived service fee and charged for 2lbs 410a

Arrived at the house customer was saying that the upstairs unit was not cooling when I arrived. The blower was working the outdoor unit was not. I checked the float switch. It had a little bit of water in it. I cleared the drain line. I also checked the capacitor it was bubbled up it was completely dead. It was a 35/5 µF run capacitor. I changed it out with a new 35/5 µF run capacitor I checked operations the system is cooling and draining properly at this time, I included pictures that we were here five months ago and did the ductwork. They are having major condensation issues downstairs in the kitchen with dripping from the supply vents that should be addressed. I included it in the pictures and in the computer room the supply vent there’s hardly any air coming out of it and he said that’s where he does all of his work , but there are two spots in the kitchen where it is dripping from the supply vents. One is very bad and needs to be re-addressed as soon as possible. We need to call

Arrived at this customers residence she showed me the thermostat. She told me what happened. She wanted to know what the alert was on the thermostat. The alert on the thermostat was Wi-Fi signal lost she said that the system has been working good ever since I did clear her drain line, check her pressures and her run capacitor and I sprayed off her condenser. She did not want me to do anything else I collected for the service call fee made sure the unit was cooling. I had a 20° split. The unit was draining. System is operating properly at this time.

Checked electrical components, refrigerant levels, temperature readings, and flushed drain line. The float switch has been dry rotted out. Still working but should be replaced to ensure it shuts off if a clogged drain occurs. Also the drain line is buried in roots. A condensate pump is a great option for routing the water. Customer said she will dig up the roots and also replace her filter. Customer renewed Senior membership.

No cool Upon arrival, system was not running. Thermostat showed a fan failure. Drain line was completely clogged and backed up into float switch. System restarted after removal of full switch. Took blower motor amp draw. Performed drain treatment to clear drain line. Flushed and vacuumed drain line. Allowed system to run during repair. Home went from 90° to 86° while I was here. Both return filters are dirty. Advised homeowner to change filters monthly.

Membership maintenance 2021 Goodman split system. Check wiring and components . Tested float switch. Tested blower motor.check temp in supply and return. Checked temp in supply and return.Flushed and drain line. Tested capacitor amps and fan for the outdoor unit tested compressor. Added half pound of refrigerant to the system and is running well at this time.

Evaporator coil is clean due to UV bulb activated and turned on. Checked refrigerant charge and added 1lb 410a. Pressures did not increase. Found 2 liquid line filter driers installed for this system. Both driers will need to be removed, 1 is in the attic and the second is installed at the condenser. Recipe outside and replace the drier inside. Then re-evaluate system. Found main return air filter dirty. Replaced with new filter. Homeowner will call for drier job when they are ready.

Arrived at the location and met with the homeowner. He mentioned that the unit kept on running longer than it should. Spoke about which conditions may cause unit to continually operate. Proceeded to evaluate the system. It is about eight years old. Air handler is in the garage. Homeowner also mentioned that there was a mold issue inside the air handler last year. Mold remediation company came in and cleaned out air handler. There was some air infiltration from the access seams, tapped over seams to prevent any outside air into the home or dirt onto the evaporator coil. Also, repaired loose access door insulation for the air handler. Fully Checked system. Checked all voltages & amperage’s, condition of coils, temperature splits. Found partially dirty evaporator coil. Pull & Clean (Estimate) Recommend UV Protection since there was a mold issue (Estimate) Checked attic insulation, ok at this time. At the time of call: 1. Cleaned and flushed drain line 2. Added 1 lb. R410a 3. Signed fo

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival client stated that the system stopped cooling over the weekend. She stated that there was no ice just no cold air. Filter is clean. Coil and blower wheel are clean. Checked electronics and motor components. Measured the temperature drop across the coil. Outside I checked refrigerant pressures. Took amp draws. Tested capacitor. Corrected p trap pitch on the drain outside. Equipment is operating properly. This particular area got hit with storms over the weekends. There’s the possibility that the condenser locked itself out or overheated. System is cooling at this time. I let the tenant know that the temperature will drop at about a degree an hour. Highly recommend surge protection Thank you for choosing Total Air!

comfort Advisor Arrived at the home and the homeowner mentioned that the unit is not keeping up with set temperature. The equipment is 10 years old. Checked the system and it is doing the best it can under the conditions. 1. Checked evaporator coil and it has deteriorating fins. 2. Checked TXV and it wasn’t insulated. Went ahead & insulated bulb. Also seemed that the pin may be partially operating. 3. Blower wheel has some build up on the fins. 4. Checked compressor fan motor, it is running at higher amps as nameplate specifications. It is @ 1.1 amps and rated at .76 FLA. 5. Condenser has a slight shake. 6. Checked attic insulation, some years ago a company replaced the ductwork and moved blown in insulation around and piled up in spots away from work. May need to reblow insulation.

Called out today due to no cooling. Upon arrival I found that the air handler breaker was stuck halfway. Reset breaker and was unable to get proper voltage from the breaker. Called Ruud for breaker replacement and they stated that the entire heat kit needs to be replaced. We are waiting on Ruud for a timeline for repairs. Spoke with client about surge protection and the lifetime warranty. Left system off to prevent any further damage. Enrolled in preventive maintenance plan and waived trip charge as a member courtesy. Office will be in contact with the client with a timeline for repairs. Thank you for choosing Total Air!

Customer renewed membership. Check all components and wiring. Tested compressor and fan motor outdoor unit. Check capacitor microfarads . Check refrigerant temperature. Flushed drain. Took temperatures for supply and return. Indoor blower wheel is dirty, indoor pull and clean will improve the efficiency of the air handler. Additionally the outdoor unit coil is dirty and can also use a full chemical treatment.

Came to the customers house. The system it’s a 12-year-old system Goodman 3 ton and me and the customer we came to the conclusion that it would not be worth the money to put into this system but to invest in a new system I’d let him know about the financing so the system is cooling right now and the temperature is dropping as the sun goes down set up an appointment for tomorrow advisor