Treasure Island, FL

Arrived and performed maintenance on the split system found that the air filter had not been changed for a very, very long time. System was not getting the proper airflow. I changed her filter for her. I also resealed the air handler with new screws. The old screws were rusted out, I checked her pressures. Her UV lights cleaned her coil. Her filter size is 24 x 24 x 1. I flushed her drain line and blew it out with my gallow gun. Drain line is clear drain pan is clear. The condenser has an inverter on it. I let the customer know that with a new filter and new screws to seal up the air handler top panel. She should see a difference in the air as far as being cooler. Very nice lady she did renew for $129, this system is running properly at this.

Concern unit not cooling correctly Cause previous Tex h stated that unit was low on its Freon charge and gave the customer an estimate. Customer wanted to wait till next tune up ti charge unit Correction completed maintenance as well as changed filter Checked amps on indoor unit checked temperature differential which after repair is 18 and pressures were 138/327 Sc was 9.2 SH was 15.7 Supply temp is 53 Return us 71 Recommendations leaksearch due to it needed 2lbs of R-410A

when I arrived the system was working, the customer had complaints about the temperature inside, the pressure of the refrigerant is a little low, it should be charged about 2 pounds, I recommended to change the system because it is very rusty, the customer is waiting for a quote for a new system

Concern- main living area poor cooling. Cause - radiant heat and hot air filtration from outdate glass doors and windows. Correction - non at this time, temperature coming out of the vents is 52 the unit is working optimally. Recommendations- update glass door and windows to uv reflective and proper leasing doors and window. No call back

Concern- no cool Trane unit vacation apartment 2022 Cause - over flow trip. Correction - I clean and clear drain line and drain pan also measure temperature and pressures. Recommendations- condensate pump.

Concern, No cool. Cause, Drain line. Correction, Cleared drain line.

Office see pinned notes Materials added Maintenance rescheduled a few times. Said unit is cooling well. Replaced filter and performed tuneup. Capacitor is just outside factory range. Replacing house prevent premature breakdown. Left unit cooling and working mode.

New hanging kit with rods and brackets, flush and pressure test copper line set, replace filter drier, replace 7 33.5 inch pieces of pressure treated 2x6, new t6 Wi-Fi thermostat, flush drain line, new float switches, new armaflex on copper outside, install 180 micro watt uV system.

Crane fees included, new thermostat with programming for schedules, new stand in closet, new float switch, new supply plenum with heat shield, new breakers as needed, new insulation on copper outside and anchors and brackets, flush and pressure test copper line set.

no cool. System was blowing warm air when in cooling mode. 2006 Trane R22 Unit. The condenser fan motor is intermittently running. We need to replace the fan motor and capacitor once this is done further diagnosis is needed. Comfort advisor scheduled for today.

Service Call/ Maintenance Performed Today- Filter sizes- 24x24x1 Filter Condition- dirty Unit age- 2018 Unit condition- great Thermostat- Honeywell pro On arrival found the following- system in the off position & not running. Homeowner does not run the system until she leaves back to Denver Indoor Unit- 2018 Blower amps- 1.3 Blower Capacitor- na Blower Type- ECM Heat amps- 20 Drain- clean (outlet is to a condo stack) Float Switches- good Cleanliness- great condition Outdoor Unit- 2028 Compressor amps- Outdoor fan amps- .3 Capacitors- Pressures are- 124/333 Refrigerant type- 410 Superheat- 13 Subcooling- 9.9 Temperature difference- 18 Temp in-60 Temp Out- 78 Duct Condition- condo Insulation in Attic- high rise building Notes- system was very clean & no restrictions in the drain line. A hard start kit is installed. AH cabinet doors insulation is separating and needs to have a piece of spray, put back on it, recommended pan tablets for the evaporator drain p

Materials added 3lbs 410A Service Call Performed Today- Arrived for pull and clean blower assembly on attic unit. Once cleaned and reassembled ran system startup. Blower wheel is clean but still has rust and corrosion. Unit age- 2010 Unit condition- Fair Thermostat- Working On arrival found the following- Indoor Unit- Drain- Goes out the gutter Float Switches- working Cleanliness- blower wheel is now clean Refrigerant type- 410A, Added 2lbs to the kitchen unit. Superheat- 28 Subcooling-9.3 Prior to levels adjusted the temperature was 60° out and less than previous visit. Temperature difference- 20° Temp in- 72.5° Temp Out- 51.4° Refrigerant type- 410A, Added 1lbs to the Attic unit. Superheat- 19 Subcooling-6.3 Temperature difference- 18° Temp in- 73° Temp Out- 55° Notes- Customer knows the systems are older and would like to get through the summer. Next maintenance if levels are low again we will need to perform a leak search.

Drain line clogged up and was backed up into the system and dripping down onto the ceiling. I cleared the drain line and now in the drain line is flowing water.

05/04/24 DISPATCH please call Monday, homeowners want a TGL for Monday between 3 & 4pm. PLEASE review the notes section before the CA ‘s arrival time… Homeowners are concerned with the newly installed overflow drain pan leaking water" I tested the overflow float switch & it works properly. The drain pan was installed but NOT level so all the water collects in a corner not tripping the float switch. I verified refrigerant pressures & the system was overcharged w/green leak detection die visible during the recovery of excess refrigerant. Duct runs are leaking & have been patched & mastic n the past…… 05/04/24 DISPATCH a CA has been scheduled for Monday be tween 3 & 4pm for system replacement options w/duct work & blown n insulation. Please call Monday morning to let the client know the ETA, AFTER HOURS now. Water is dripping from the return plenum box where it attaches to the AH. PATCHED duct runs have condensation on them & are sweating onto the ceiling & the evaporator drain pan has a

Membership is due for renewal. Customer recently changed out the filters. Nest thermostat is on a weekly schedule. The drain line has a lot of buildup bacteria. Cleared and flushed the drain. I suggest a drain solve treatment to help fully get it clear and prevent a backup. Located on the water a corrosion grenade on the rooftop unit will be beneficial to mitigate rust on the unit. System update not required at this time.

Customer keeps both systems set to the upper 70s. Units are 2010. Performed full system tuneup and replaced filters. Due to age the system has rust on the filter driers and the inside evaporator coils. Refrigerant levels are slightly low but have a temp split of 18-20°. Instead of investing into any major repairs or letting the system go out, a comfort advisor will come out this Thursday to quote a new system for both.

I performed a maintenance tuneup to include inspecting the indoor and outdoor coils, checking all electrical components, flushing, the drain line, checking the filter, checking the refrigerant level. Customer capacitor was reading well below the list that range. I recommend it to the customer to replace the capacitor to avoid system failure. Customer agreed and gave permission to move forward with the work. Additionally the customer signed up for the Total Air membership program.

I performed a system check today on a 2010 Trane unit. I changed the homeowners filter, verified the overall operation of the thermostat, inspected the system for cleanses (microbial growth development), on the evaporator coils & blower wheel, check the draw on all electrical components, inspected the capacitor, inspected the contactor, verified refrigerant, pressures & temperatures, flushed and vacuum the drain line, and wash the outdoor unit coils. Thank you for choosing Total Air….. See quotes for recommendations…

Arrived at this call for system not cooling, upon arrival was informed by Miss Kimberly that she had a previous company that diagnosed a bad indoor fan delay board timer was bad, informed I’d do my own diagnosis and tested various system components including voltage and blower motor which are present, tested delay timer control board and set it to zero to test functions, found board is receiving 24 volts but the board is not sending 24 volts needed to the blower fan control going to the motor thus the motor is not running, tested motor by sending 24 volts directly to the blower motor and the blower motor came on. Quoted to replace the blower motor fan delay timer and sign up for out maintenance plan, quote was accepted, we sent our runner out to go get it and wrong part was brought out, will need to order the correct part and return tomorrow between 10-12 and I’ll collect payment upon work completion. Return to install board in the air handler, followed manufactures diagram for the w

Flush and pressure test copper line set, new float switches, new rebuilt return and supply plenum, new hanging kit with rods and brackets, seal plenums with mastic, new heat shield, change light bulb in attic, 2 pads with blocks outside with code approved anchors and brackets, new filter drier, new thermostat, new 8wire to thermostat if needed, all permits and inspections are included and attention to detail is paramount. Personal friend of Chris Garris. One year of free maintenance, 10 year parts warranty and 2 year labor warranty.

During maintenance I noticed a significant amount of beach sand in the evaporator coil pan. Home is on the intercoastal with a very low return grill. I performed a chemical cleaning one section at a time due to the corrosion on the coil fins. Used dropcloth to line the inside of return box. Shop vac on drain line during cleaning. Wipe down air handler interior after rinsing chemical away. Reconnected drain line to condensate pump. Reinstalled filter. Gave a recommendation for corrosion grenade for the indoor and outdoor units for a second time due to lots of evidence of corrosion on the coils. Brought this to the customers attention.

Performed preventative maintenance tune up. Checked thermostat calibration and filter location. Customer has provided filter replacement. Checked safety float switch and inspected drain line. Cleaned vacuumed drain pan and drain line. Flushed drain line with water and primed drain line. Checked evaporator coil condition and recommended to have coil cleaned in place to help unit breathe properly cooling properly. Checked rooftop condenser unit and located the pull disconnect to burnt out and needs to be replaced. Showed this customer and customer has approved for service disconnect to be replaced. Recommend new safety surge protector on condenser unit to prevent voltage spikes and electrical failure on control board and electrical components. Recommend new germicidal uvc light to prevent biological growth in air handler coil and blower wheel. To help prevent drain line clogged and keep unit cooling properly. Customer has approved for new service disconnect. Replaced disconnect

Airbnb guest stated water was coming from mini split head number one located in the living room area. I inspected the mini split head number one filter, blower motor, evaporator coils, & outdoor coils for any blockage or microbial growth development. I verified the pressures on the mini split, and they were within manufacture specs. I found the filter to. E cleaned but microbial growth development across the blower wheel that is dripping into the drain line. Also, cobwebs at the return area of the mini split restricting airflow. Drain line is backed up from the microbial growth clogging the drain line and needs to be flushed & vacuumed. Mini split drain line tablets can be added to keep the drain line clear n free of blockage between maintenance visits. Drain line is NOT trapped & a p-trap needs to be added. Also, I recommended signing up for Air Care Membership which will give you two maintenance checks per year and 20% off all quoted repairs. To avoid costly cleanings I recommended

Performed tuneup special on one head mini split system. Air filters completely impacted and indoor coils impacted. Blower compartment starting to develop growth but fan speed not affected. Applied self rinse coil cleaner to coils and cleaned washable air filters. Cleaned condenser coils and cleared drain line. Collected 39. Complete.

Complete system tuneup. Checked capacitor and compressor amp draw. Washed condenser coil with water only. Some corrosion/rust to form on condensing unit. Home is on the intercoastal. Inspected air handler cabinet, small amounts of biological growth on blower and evaporator coil/coil pan. Evaporator coil drain pan and drain line are full of sand. This will cause drain issues down the line. Possible damage to condensate pump. Condensate pump is currently functional. Flushed drain. Float switch is functional. Checked all electrical components. Tested system function in heating and cooling. Checked the refrigerant pressures and temperatures. System is running well at this time.