AC Repair & Installation In Lake Worth, TX

2017 Armstrong air airhandler Checked and tightened all electrical connections Changed Customer provided filter Drain was clear and draining Blower motor and wheel were acceptable Evaporator coil was acceptable Slight biological growth build up on Blower wires and panel No drain protection 2017 Armstrong air heatpump Checked and tightened all electrical connections Dual run capacitor was weak recommend replacing Primary electrical unit was acceptable Refrigerant levels were acceptable at this time Fan blades and motor were acceptable Condenser coil was acceptable Washed Condenser coil from inside out Cleared debris out of unit Waxed top of unit Recommended drain safety, uv system, compressor saver and repairing auxiliary motor starter. Customer agreed to replace auxiliary motor starter

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Made an estimate for 2 new outlets in a kitchen and will make a follow up phone call on Tuesday to find the outcome of their decision

For this evaluation customer stated her system was making a squeaky sound and he's stopped cooling. When I showed up the blower was running so I switched it to cooling and the system was running fine. The capacitors were within tolerance and refrigerant levels were good however the fan motor was overamping and getting really hot. With this customer being P&L I swapped out the fan motor for a new one. After doing so the system was functioning well and The system was blowing out at 62⁰ upon departure.

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Tech Cody arrived to customer's home. The system was running but not cooling when I arrived, it is a 26 year old gas system. My guages showed that the system was critically low on refrigerant, I performed a leak search on the outdoor unit, and a partial leak search on the indoor unit, I couldn't get to the back of the coil and I couldn't leak search the part of the lineset that ran underground. I shared my findings with Rick and advised him to talk with a CA about replacing the system. We booked a CA appointment for Tuesday 28th from 12-3.

Roof jack is leaking Mark W and Derek B to return Tuesday 30th first call to reseal roof jack

Arrived for STU Upgraded filter to April Aire 210 Drains clear Added pan strip and IAQ200 Heat strips fine Blower and coil clean Condenser GFCI breaker tripped on arrival Rest and tested for ground motor - none found Amp draws to both moutfits are within spec GFCI breakerv tests fine Refrigerant fine Friday 26th plumber visit to figure out where the water in the master bedroom wall is coming from No evidence present that water is leaking in from the roof

Arrived for AHC #iaq - raining Replaced filter Avoided tenant to replace filter every month or upgrade to a better rotation package Drains clear Blower and coil dusty Furnace functional Condenser clean Motors caps and refrigerant OK Tenant will forward our recommendations to the landlord

Arrived to systems cap dead replaced and left system cooling

Arrived for service eval Compressor not coming on Compressor plug is not in all the way Properly inserted plug System running fine Compressor over amping at start up and should have a hard start kit Water safety recommended as well. Either wet switch or drain switch Customer will discuss with his wife and call us back out once they reach a decision

Tech arrived at a tune-up. Upon inspection the capacitor was within specs. The contactor was in working condition. The condenser coils were hosed off to assist with air flow across the coils. There was no observed surge protection. The drain system was clear. There was no observed drain safety. There was growth in the system. The customer was informed of recommendations today. He decided to move forward with a drain treatment strip, drain switch and Copper Membership. He will budget for an #IAQ 200 System/Air Cleaner and a Whole home surge protector in the future. The system was functioning upon departure.

On arrival the system was running and cooling. The indoor unit produced a 14 degree delta. It had a dirty blower and biogrowth and dust in the coil compartment. The drain line had no water safety. I recommended a duct cleaning to treat all the above cleanliness issues and a water safety to prevent water damage. The outdoor units fan polarity wires were reversed and the fan was running in the wrong direction. The fan itself was improperly mounted. The outdoor unit otherwise passed all electrical tests. I recommended a compressor saver kit to extend the life of his compressor and a level two repair to address the fans mounting and wires. Thanks for choosing comfort experts and have a great day!