His panel is still the old Bryant that I do recommend to get replaced but beyond that he is doing pretty good with the plugs all of them tested correctly except for one in the living room which did not have a ground and he needs one GFCI in the bathroom

7-25-24 Last year when the install dept installed the new a/c system w/duct work, someone unplugged the sprinkler system and most of their garden in the front/back yard died. I have taken care of the issue.

I properly reattached the ground wire to the ground rod

Install Ducane 36k hz electric with code kit, keep current filtration and includes duct cleaning

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Silver membership is no longer offered spoke with homeowner about the new home and budget membership zero cost conversion applied to invoice so the office can make the transition at her next billing cycle she is aware that the membership price will increase from $15 to $20 a month The contactor for the condensing unit was not allowing 240 v to get through to the other side replaced with new contactor and everything is running and cooling with an 18°delta The only extra thing I would notate is the microfarad reading on the dual run capacitor is not spot on but still within range advised customer of potential problem in near future

Arrived and found system low on refridgerant with a 1 degree subcool and a 20 degree low side saturated temp. I found the leak on the evaporator coil. Advised customer that between the cost of repairs and the age of the system he should get a quote for replacement before investing in an aged system. Comfort advisor visit scheduled from 6-8 tomorrow.

Arrived for syst evaluation - system not down All outside unit and inside unit components in tolerance Thermostat sengs correct signal to unit Recommended unit or whole home surge Recommended soft start kit Drain lines are clear System left on cool at exit

Will call him on Monday to see if the control board is under warranty

Tech Cody arrived to customer's home and met the homeowners. This was a recall on myself. When I arrived the outdoor disconnect breaker had tripped again. I diagnosed a faulty breaker which was failing intermittently not allowing the unit to turn on. I shared my findings with the homeowner and recommended replacing the faulty breaker, they agreed to the work. I replaced the breaker and when I turned it on the outdoor unit started up. The system was cooling and already down 2 degrees when I left.

Tech Cody arrived to customer's home and met the homeowner. The outdoor unit was not coming on. The unit did not have its high voltage coming in, I checked the disconnect and found the switch tripped. I took off the plastic cover to take a look inside and found a geico on top of the switch touching metal between the two sides. I removed him and cleaned up the disconnect box, I then reset the switch and the system turned on. I checked the amps of the compressor and fan motor both of them were operating within manufacturer range. The auxiliary motor starter was within tolerance and the primary electrical control was in good condition. I checked the refrigerant charge and the system was properly charged. I shared my findings with the homeowner and the system was cooling when I left.

Upon arrival, tech hooked up to outside unit once hooked up tech notice refrigerant level were low. Tech went to air handler once tech opens up coil tech found a leak in the coil as well as the ptrap was leaking there was a cut in the drain. Once tech found the leak and the cut in the drain tech went back outside to the condenser. Tech took off the top of the unit and found that the true suction line was loose and was making the noise outside. The homeowner didn’t want to know anything we found and didn’t was a email the buyers realtor was out side with me when i found the true suction line was loose.

The system has a hard start kit because the inrush is way to high. I would solve this issue with an easy start. The freon levels are on point and td is 20. The system has 2 returns and currently only being filtered by 1 16×25 filter. The other return is a 10x10 and should be used the house could also benefit from more insulation. System is online and ready for cooling.

Replaced kitchen gfci that was defective. Couldn't get to the bottom of open ground. Must be a buried j box. Installed gfci in open ground location and marked labeled no equipment ground. Ask customer of wanted to go further into dignosis, or pay to run new wire. At this ti,e she is content with what was accomplished and didn't go further. Advised customer to add gfci protection to bathrooms, declined at this time. Service looks good. No other electrical issues at this point.

Install Amana 48k heat pump upflow use current filtration includes code kit

System down upon arrival. 4 ton 2013 goodman closet upflow hp. No manufacturers warranty. System down upon arrival. Indoor liquid line before the metering device and after the door had somehow popped a whole that spewed out high temperature high pressure liquid refrigerant. Homeowner had attempted to put duct tape over what she thought the whole was. I shut the condenser line service valves off and recovered the r410a refrigerant from the service lines to stop refrigerant coming Into the home. Found major oil streaks on intake side of evaporator coil, coil had been replaced in 2020 under manufacturers warranty. After explaining to Homeowners the critical issues found and showing them what a repair and recharge cost looks like, I encouraged them to consider not spending this amount of money on a system that has no warranty and that I could not guarantee the compressors performance. CA appointment 7/13/24 @4-6p

Pumped down the refrigerant into the condenser removed and replaced the old TXV ran a quick vacuum and decay test everything looked fine so I purged the system with nitrogen at 350 psi then pulled a deep vacuum and another decay test broke the vacuum with the refrigerant turned the system on and verified refrigerant levels with 8° of subcool and 16° of superheat system is running and cooling with a 19° delta

Upon arrival techs arrival tech had talked to the home owner. To discuss the game plan. Tech hooked up to the condenser to check and be 100% positive that it was the Txv. After confirmation that it was the txv. Tech had pumped down the the unit. And replaced the old txv with the new txv. Once was finished tech had done a presser test that held as well as pull d a vacuum to 335 microns. The vacuum held at 335. Once vacuum held tech opened up the condenser and made sure that it was set at the correct charge SC was at 8 and sh was at 11. Before tech left the house the unit was keeping up with the set temperature of the thermostats it was set at 76 and the house was 76.

This system is over amping. For this issue I installed a co.pressor saver to take the edge off the electrical load. Although I do better recommend a soft start system.

Preforms inspection on home found a couple items that need to be addressed she said she will be getting those items done when she gets paid will call us to schedule.

For the evaluation I showed up to the customer's home and he stated the condenser had green stuff on the saturation line to the compressor and was making a weird noise. When I got there the system was on and cooling, amp draws looked below the maximums, and refrigerant level also looked right on. The only thing I could think of that caused the green gunk on the lines was oxidation from the copper as refrigerant is colorless and there was no signs of a leak.

Failed TXV need to order new one model and serial number in the photos

For this evaluation I showed up to the customer's home and he stated last night the unit stopped blowing cold air. At the condenser the fan was running, the capacitor was in tolerance, however the compressor was not running and I could hear it short cycling. The refrigerant is R-22, and he stated the roofing company punctured a hole in the refrigerant lines in the attic and another AC company came out in 2020 to add refrigerant. Based off standing pressure I believe there is a leak and he is low on refrigerant as well as the compressor is seized. Customer stated he would weigh his options and get back to us if he decides to move forward.

Rewired a switch to work properly and replaced a breaker that was the wrong brand in the panel

Upon arrival tech was shown to the thermostats and was explained what was going on. Tech hooked up to the condenser. Tech noticed that it was low and started to do a Leak test Tech fond not leck on the line set, condenser or the coil in the air handler. Toped off the unit to see if it was a txv problem. The subcool staed in the same area. Going to return Monday with a txv. INDOOR COIL TXV MODEL NUMBER ASPT37C14AC SERIAL NUMBER 1711023761