HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services in Rowlett, TX

On this job I looked at both hewtIng and cooling sides. I'm happy to report that the system test in tolerance on both sides . The UV bulb was the only thing not working and she's not interested in replacing it. TD 20°

Cleared drain line, system back up and running

Tune up Delta 18 Washed condenser coil Changed Filter Compressor is overamping, soft start recommended Thank you for choosing Comfort Experts, have a great day

Arrived for CTU filter has tons of bypass air due to sizing mismatch Recommended filtration upgrade Drains clear Blower and coil very dusty Biological growth present in the supply plenum Condenser coil clean Replaced capacitor under warranty Motors and refrigerant fine

For the school and tune up I inspected the customer's furnace and condenser, all equipment was measuring at the manufacturer specs and running well. Customers refrigerant levels looks good and they are ready for the hotter months ahead.

I took the filter out because it was not the right size customer is ordering the right filter. inducer motor amperage within range and all safety are working. showed the customer how to change out the uv bulb. Capacitor outside was within tolerance. The condenser was cleaned. All amperage is on the condenser was within range,and the refrigerant had a subcool of 6. I brought up the code violation of the combustion air intake being blocked by spray recommend to get that fixed as soon as possible

On this job I inspected the gas furnace and found everything in tolerance. I did find a bad uv bulb. Today they have decided to upgrade to the iaq200. Heat differential is 30 system has a new filter and is ready for heating season.

Arrived for HTU All components were working and intolerance Recommmend UV Bulb Customer wants to buy his own 24v uV bulb

For this evaluation I showed up to the customer's house and the downstairs unit was not running. Inside there was a call for cool, but only hot air was being blown. There was no sound coming from the condenser to indicate the capacitor was out, which I did test and it was still within tolerance. However there was not high voltage at the contactor and the breaker was tripped at the disconnect. I unplugged the compressor and turned the system back on and the fan ran and did not trip the breaker, indicating the compressor is grounded. Customer stated after the storms in May, that's when she started to notice that her AC was not running as efficiently. My phone the customer that this is because the compressor is basically fried and that is the heart of the system and there's no refrigerant being pumped to cool the house.

For the schooling tonight I expected the furnace and condenser, all equipment was measuring with a manufacturer's specs and running well. Due to the condenser being 5 years old I recommended a compressor saver to lower the amp draw at in Rush and the customer decided to go with that as well as a pan strip as her drain line was starting to be slow with training. At your installing the compressor saver the inrush went down by approximately 30%.

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