Expert AC Repair, Electrician, and Plumbing Services in Alvarado, TX

On arrival system running and heating as intended. Indoor unit clean. Outdoor unit passed all electrical testing but was overamping on start up. Customer would like to talk about compressor saver kits next visit.

Arrive for HTU filter fine Heat strips fine Blower and coil clean Biological growth forming in the wires in the air handler Condenser coil clean Full DC inverted system. No error codes Surge protection and UV recommended. Declined for now

Arrived for HTU filter OK 2002 trane Installed 2 years ago Blower very dusty Blower cap very close to failure Low voltage wire should be run through the side with a wire relief instead of through the door Heat strips fine Declined today but will budget accordingly

Arrived at customers house for evaluation Customer stated unit won't turn off unless he turns it off at breaker Upon arrival tested unit and thermostat unit working as designed And unit turns off when satisfied Recommended thermostat be replaced Need to order thermostat causing unit to cool instead of heat Old thermostat put back on working as of exit

I have completed an estimate to take down three lights two of which are fans and replace them with two lights and one fan

For this evaluation I should have to the customer's home and their heat pump was not running at all. Customer stated that the system had stopped working while in heating mode. I inspected the air handler where the 3A fuse was popped. I replaced it and tried replicating the issue but could not find it. I moved to the outdoor condenser and when I opened the electrical panel I could see the W2 thermostat wires were touching the capacitor and the insulation had rubbed off and the copper was touching the capacitor causing the fuse to pop. I used electrical tape and covered over where the robot was and also moved the capacitor a little higher out of the way of the thermostat wiring. Customer would like to have a plumber come out here to help with installation of the whole home water filtration system.

On arrival system off due to blown fuse. Once fuse was replaced system ran in both cooling and heating with no issues. Advised that this could return in future but currently it is fully functioning as intended. Found biological growth in system, recommended uv system to kill it. Once installed system returned to heating with no issues.

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On arrival system idle. Once running heat pump and heat strips worked as intended. Unit has biological growth and large amount of dust restricting blower. Evaporator coil was extremely rusted. No water safety present. Outdoor unit overamping on start up, capicator out of tolerance, fan motor rusted and running at a high amp draw for the conditions, and the contactor was pitted and buzzing. Due to the cost of repairs, the upcoming refridgerant change and the likelihood of future repairs, I would recommend speaking with a comfort advisor about replacement.

For the super tune-up I inspected the air handler and condenser, all equipment was measuring at the manufacturer specs and running well. I replace the thermostat the customer had as he was promised the new one and tested it and it worked like it should.

On this job I inspected the heating side of the system and back up heat kit. The system has great froen levels. The system heat kit pulls 20 amps each. The outside condensor is a bocsh inverter in great shape. Today Installed an iaq200 to help air quality. Also starts a home and budget plan

11/12/24 TS- small drain issues will need to be replaced in the future. All big items like w/h are new

For this job Ryan and I confirmed diagnosis that the reversing valve is getting stuck in heating when it should be cooling. This system is a heat pump that is set up as cooyfor the default and heating when there is a 24V call.

For this heating tune-up I inspected the air handler and condenser. As far as the heating side of things the system was running well. I had to reprogram the thermostat because it was improperly set up from the date of installation by another company. I programmed it for conventional setup instead of a heat pump setup as there is no O, only B. When I did that the system started functioning normally and cooling well

For the super tune-up I inspected the air handler and condenser, the blower capacitor as well as the compressor capacitor or both out of tolerance. Refrigerant levels looked good and after all is also were within acceptable ranges. I recommended to the customer replacing both capacitors as well as adding whole home surge protection to prevent against power surges and or lightning strikes that may affect the HVAC system as well as other electronics in the home.

Changed out UV bulb

For this evaluation I showed up to the customer's home and he stated the indoor was running however the outdoor was not. I started out the outdoor and I could hear the compressor and fan trying to start, but unsuccessfully. I measured the capacitor and it was completely dead so I told the customer he would need to be replaced and he elected to go with a level 2 capacitor. Once installed system fire right up and started cooling.

System was at factory specs indoor coil dirty was cleaned need to come back to change uv bulb

For this cooling tune-up I inspected the air handler and condenser, all equipment was measuring within manufacturer specs. I had more than a 20⁰ temperature differential from the return to supply, and refrigerant levels looked good based off the wet and dry bulb and superheat. Amp draws for the compressor and fan while running were below the maximums and the capacitor was also within tolerance. Overall the system is in good working condition.