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Upon arrival, I conducted a thorough investigation into the reported odor. After careful examination, I identified the source as a leak in the evap coil. This component is crucial for the system's operation, and its malfunction was causing the unpleasant smell. Additionally, I detected another leak outside the system. Given the age of the unit, which exceeds ten years, it was not surprising to find multiple leaks. I addressed the internal leak by repairing the evap coil, ensuring the system would function properly again. For the external leak, I recommended further inspection and potential replacement to prevent further damage.

Upon arrival, I diagnosed an issue with a cooling system that wasn't responding to the thermostat's cooling command. After checking for 24v and confirming the absence of a call signal, I jumped the thermostat wires, which successfully activated the unit. This confirmed a faulty thermostat. I replaced the thermostat under warranty, ensuring the system was cooling effectively before concluding the service. Thank you for choosing our services.

Upon arrival, I reviewed the invoice and discussed the issue with the customer, who reported a wet filter. After diagnosing the problem, I explained that the evaporator coil was frozen due to inadequate airflow. I provided quotes for a temporary motor or an OEM motor replacement, noting the OEM motor would not be available until Tuesday. The customer declined both options and opted to use window units temporarily. I recommended leaving the system off until repairs are completed. The system was turned off, and I ensured the customer understood the next steps.

Upon arrival, I found the thermostat blank and the system off. After thorough testing, I discovered a loose connection in the wiring harness to the blower motor, causing a short to the thermostat. I secured the connections and tested the unit, restoring proper cooling. If the issue recurs, I recommend replacing the wiring connections with new ones to ensure reliability. The system is now functioning correctly.

During the Super Tune-Up, I began by inspecting the refrigerant pressures, which were within the proper range. I then cleaned the outdoor condenser and examined all internal components to ensure proper operation. Next, I moved to the indoor unit, flushing about one gallon of water through the primary drain line to ensure proper drainage and checked the drain system for smooth flow. I also inspected the internal components and verified the temperature split between the supply and return plenums, which was 21°F, exceeding the recommended minimum of 15°F. I replaced the system filter and completed a final inspection of all components. Although I recommended a soft-start kit and condensate packets, the customer chose not to proceed with these at this time but did sign up for the Comfort Care Club membership. The system was cooling properly and operating fully as intended.

During my visit, I identified a burnt-out capacitor and a malfunctioning hard start kit. These components were critical to the system's operation, and their failure was causing significant issues. I promptly replaced the burnt-out capacitor and the hard start kit with new, high-quality parts. After the replacements, I conducted thorough testing to ensure everything was functioning correctly. The system was restored to its optimal performance, meeting the customer's immediate needs. Additionally, we discussed the possibility of a complete system replacement to prevent future issues. The customer expressed interest in this option and we scheduled a follow-up discussion for 3 PM today to explore this further.

Upon inspection, the fan capacitor was found to be faulty, but it was not checked due to its challenging placement at the back of the blower unit. Despite this, the fan was functioning correctly, and no charge was applied. The system was operating smoothly, and the issue with the capacitor was noted for future attention.

I successfully completed a comprehensive air conditioning service. First, I performed a thorough inspection of the unit to identify any issues. Upon inspection, I found that the system required a freon refill. I carefully measured and added the appropriate amount of freon to restore optimal cooling efficiency. Additionally, I conducted a recall on the system to ensure all components were functioning correctly and to check for any potential leaks. This included testing the compressor, checking the condenser, and inspecting the evaporator coils. The system is now operating smoothly, providing efficient and reliable cooling.

I thoroughly inspected all electrical components, ensuring they were functioning correctly. The amperage draws were within acceptable limits, and the freon levels were balanced, contributing to optimal cooling efficiency. The temperature split was ideal, and the system's performance was consistent. Drains were meticulously cleaned and found to be clear, preventing any potential water accumulation issues. The condenser was spotless, and the filter was replaced to maintain air quality. Additionally, all electrical components related to the heating system were checked and found to be working properly. I replaced the capacitor and scheduled a follow-up visit to clean the evaporator coil. The client settled the payment in full via credit card.

Upon arrival, the system was not cooling as expected. A year ago, we performed a tune-up and identified a leak in the evaporator coil, documented with video evidence. Today, I discovered the outdoor compressor capacitor had failed, likely due to low refrigerant levels. The homeowner opted to replace the capacitor and temporarily top off the refrigerant. I replaced the capacitor, and the system is now operating with a Delta of 20°. The homeowner will review the system warranty and contact us for further repairs. The homeowner also signed up for our Comfort Care Club membership. System operations were tested, and the unit is currently running and cooling effectively.