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Client wishes to address home humidity. Inspected system and ducting, taking measurements of system performance. Called management to develop options for addressing collect client concerns. Discussed options with client who wishes to review prior to making decision.

No cooling, refrigerant lines were freezing up. Upon arrival, client had lines thawed out. Indoor blower not kicking on. Thermostat screen is frozen, thermostat not calling for fan. Got approval to replace thermostat. Replaced with a Honeywell T6 thermostat. Cycled and tested system, all operations OK at this time.

Assessed job and bidded accordingly

Assessed job and bidded accordingly

Assessed job and bidded accordingly

Assessed job and bidded accordingly

Came out because a mold company recommended having a HVAC contractor come out and look over the inside of the machine and make sure all the ducks are dirty. If you’re checking over everything found a bunch of growth inside of the machine and all over the house the machine is undersized for that size condo. The homeowner is going to get a professionally cleaned out of by the mold company and then would like to get an upgrade of the. . The homeowner is going to get a professionally cleaned out of by the mold company and then would like to get a upgrade of the machine to it from a two times to 3 ton from a 2 ton to a 3 ton.

Ripped out air handler and condenser. Left existing copper and wires, covered copper to keep safe. Both. disconnects are off/pulled.

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Task Includes -Installation of 2 Ton Carrier Heat Pump System -New 4 pieces plenum -10 year parts 1 Year Mason Air Warranty

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Adjusted the freon pressures and sealed an air leak on supply plenum

Technician: Josh S Phone #: (980) 829-5627 Diagnostic completed. Client reports poor cooling messages from EcoBee thermostat. Inspected system and found filter wet. Condensate line contaminated but pump operating as intended. Evaporator coil significantly restricted by debris. Refrigerant levels indicate system overcharged to compensate for restricted airflow across coil. Equipment dates 2011, cleaning coil properly would result in likely refrigerant leak and is not recommended. Unable to access locked attic portal though supply registers indicate ducting type insulated metal and dated likely to 1970s or 1980s. Ducting system inefficient and likely leaking, though attic access necessary to confirm. Called and discussed findings with client. Provided estimates for replacing condensate pump and clearing line, but advised that system and ducting are aged and replacement should be considered. Provided estimates for system replacement options as well as estimate for condensate pu

Diagnostic completed. Client reports poor cooling and has been notified by neighbor of loud noise coming from system. Inspected air handler and found liquid line hissing, signaling refrigerant flash and low charge levels. Accessed roof condenser and measured refrigerant levels at 34/280psig. System critically low on refrigerant and well as possible restriction. Discussed findings with client and advised of system age, dated 2009. Advised client of leak search fee but recommended against attempting repair due to system age. At client request, drafted and discussed estimates for system replacement. Client concerned about financing approval, wishes to discuss options with partner prior to proceeding. Contact information provided, no further action necessary at this time.

Reclaim, Pull Vacuum, Recharge with 28.57oz R-410A Marquis - Tech Support - (800) 977-0722 - Case #23563

No cooling, mini split is freezing up. Checked refrigerant pressures. Found system to be low on refrigerant. Got approval from client to perform leak search on system. Found leaks at flare fittings behind line Hide. Got approved from client to repair a leak, evacuate system, and recharge with 2 pounds of refrigerant. Repaired leak at flare fitting, evacuated system down to 550 microns, and recharged with 2 pounds of refrigerant. Cycled and tested system, all operations OK at this time.

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Maintenance completed. All components inspected and performance measured. System operating as designed. Condensate line cleared and condenser rinsed. Microbial growth beginning to form in air handling cabinet. Created and discussed estimates for continued maintenance service as well as system protection. Advised of growth formation in relatively new air handler and potential for it to spread into new ducting. Discussed effectiveness of ultraviolet and, at this stage, a basic system alone could eliminate and prevent spread of existing growth. Client unable to approve any option at this time. No further action necessary.

Diagnostic completed. Client reports evaporator coil frozen. Refrigerant pressure below expected range, high system superheat. Discussed ultraviolet protection for mini split, client accepted installation. Install technician to return and repair as well as install ultraviolet system at earliest availability.

Arrived to find downstairs system satisfied at temp. Upstairs system was set to 73 and was 78 in home. Tested Freon pressures to find head pressure slightly higher than I’d like to see on a 90 degree day. Adjusted charge and got system cooling more efficiently to bring head pressure down. Condenser coils are getting in rough shape and starting to disintegrat due to salt air and starting to make system not as efficient . Washed coils down to help improve efficiency. System is now running as best as it can and providing 60 degree air with a return dry bulb of 79-80 degrees. Typically we look for a 15-20 degree split.

2.5 Ton Carrier 14.3 SEER2 APT style Heat Pump - Hurricane straps - Locking caps - Thermostat - Electric heater - Float switch - 10 year part warranty - 1 year labor warranty

No cooling, found thermostat blank due to tripped float switch. Found drain line clogged, also system is low on refrigerant and condenser fan motor over amping. Gave client solutions for issues with system, however, recommended replacing system due to condition and cost of repairs. Client decided to replace system. Installing a 2 1/2 ton carrier heat pump on Thursday, July 3. Client financed $8,472 and paid $420 down. Client also signed up for annual membership. Cleared drain line to get client cooling until system is replaced.

Performed tuneup on AC system. Rinsed indoor and outdoor coils, flushed drain line, replaced air filter, inspected blower wheel, checked temperatures, checked static pressure, checked refrigerant pressures, inspected all major and minor electrical components. Heavy amounts of biological growth buildup on evaporator coil, UV bulb is burnt out, compressor has high startup amps, and condenser fan motor is over amping. Gave client solutions for issues with system, however, system is 8 years old and recommend replacing due to age and cost of repairs. Client would like to discuss options with father and will get back to us. System is operating and running OK at this time.

Rescheduled due to weather Performed maint Checked all electrical connections Amp draws in motors Starting component Freon pressures good Belt is okay at this time but will need replacing on next visit please be sure to bring new belt and spare. Washed reusable filters Water hose at neighbors building at end of complex Checked ERU system will need 10ft ladder to reach Cleared and treated drain line Sprayed evaporator coil with washable cleaner All is working as designed at this time with no issues

Returned and adjusted fan speed Before doing so only had 80 cfm existing vents After adjustment and with tech support I now have 100-160 cfm out of all vents with both zones open. Advised client if this does not fix issue will need to disable the smaller zones size invest in mini split and keep the 5 ton exisiting system to control the operational side of office