Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. The blower wheel is clean, and the blower motor capacitor is within value. Filters were replaced with customer supplied filters. Condenser coil clean. Capacitor for the condenser unit is within value. Condenser fan motor and starter are in good condition. The refrigerant charge is within spec. No major issues were found, and the system was running at the time of departure.

On arrival I spoke with the customer who stated he started to smell a really strong gas smell coming from the attic. I removed the furnace panel and turned the gas on to run diagnostics. After about 30 seconds, I noticed a heavy gas smell coming from the furnace. I used soap bubble leak detection solution and tested all threaded connection. I was able to narrow the leak down to the burner orifices. The gas valve was not fully closing and therefore allowing gas to leak through. Recommended having the gas valve replaced to ensure a proper seal of the valve with no gas leakage issues. At this time, I did turn the gas shutoff at the furnace to the “OFF” position. Installed new gas valve at furnace and applied pipe thread sealant to all threaded connections at the furnace. Tested and adjusted fuel pressure to manufacture’s specifications. Checked and verified interior CO level was at 0ppm and had a supply air temperature of 106°. Everything is working at this time.

I went into diagnostics over the system and found that the R to G terminal had opened on the Infinity system. I dug a bit deeper and discovered that the drain line was clogged, and the float switch had shut the system down as to not cause Sheetrock or floor damage. Customer elected to just have the drain cleared today. I made sure to follow up the drain clearing with a gallon of hot water and drain treatment spray. We switched the system on and it ran without any delay. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I went into diagnostics over the system and found that the R to G terminal had opened on the Infinity system. I dug a bit deeper and discovered that the drain line was clogged, and the float switch had shut the system down as to not cause Sheetrock or floor damage. Customer elected to just have the drain cleared today. I made sure to follow up the drain clearing with a gallon of hot water and drain treatment spray. We switched the system on and it ran without any delay. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I went into diagnostics over the system and found that the R to G terminal had opened on the Infinity system. I dug a bit deeper and discovered that the drain line was clogged, and the float switch had shut the system down as to not cause Sheetrock or floor damage. Customer elected to just have the drain cleared today. I made sure to follow up the drain clearing with a gallon of hot water and drain treatment spray. We switched the system on and it ran without any delay. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I went into diagnostics over the system and found that the R to G terminal had opened on the Infinity system. I dug a bit deeper and discovered that the drain line was clogged, and the float switch had shut the system down as to not cause Sheetrock or floor damage. Customer elected to just have the drain cleared today. I made sure to follow up the drain clearing with a gallon of hot water and drain treatment spray. We switched the system on and it ran without any delay. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I cleared out the drain and also rinse the condenser outside. During my evaluation of the system, I discovered that the system is almost 20 years old and the evaporator coil is very rusty. Everything else on the system looked fine for its age. It is cooling to the best of its ability.

I cleared out the drain and also rinse the condenser outside. During my evaluation of the system, I discovered that the system is almost 20 years old and the evaporator coil is very rusty. Everything else on the system looked fine for its age. It is cooling to the best of its ability.

I cleared out the drain and also rinse the condenser outside. During my evaluation of the system, I discovered that the system is almost 20 years old and the evaporator coil is very rusty. Everything else on the system looked fine for its age. It is cooling to the best of its ability.

I cleared out the drain and also rinse the condenser outside. During my evaluation of the system, I discovered that the system is almost 20 years old and the evaporator coil is very rusty. Everything else on the system looked fine for its age. It is cooling to the best of its ability.

On arrival, the customer informed me that the night before he had some water leak out the air handler. Performed cooling maintenance on one heat pump system. I cleared and treated the drain line but I was unable to find the drain penetration on the outside of the home. I recommended the customer have a condensate pump installed to prevent any more water backing up into the system and pouring out the air handler. He asked me to send over an estimate for this repair. In addition, I also found that the system is low on refrigerant. I presented my findings to the customer, and he would like to meet with a Project Manager to discuss full system replacement.

Service diagnostic found that the condensate drain line is clogged. Water has backed up into the secondary drain line and tripped the safety switch. Options for repair were presented to the customer. Ashley chose to have the drain line cleared. I cleared the drain and flow tested it with water. I also treated the drain. The system was running at the time of departure.

I made sure to rinse out the condenser. During my investigation of the system, I discovered the following: the drain line is clogged, the system has the discontinued and flawed electronic float switch, the contactor is pitted and charred, and the blower motor is leaking oil. The customer elected to have me install two new float switches and renew her maintenance plan for now. I also cleared the drain and completed the semiannual maintenance. The system is in working order.

I made sure to rinse out the condenser. During my investigation of the system, I discovered the following: the drain line is clogged, the system has the discontinued and flawed electronic float switch, the contactor is pitted and charred, and the blower motor is leaking oil. The customer elected to have me install two new float switches and renew her maintenance plan for now. I also cleared the drain and completed the semiannual maintenance. The system is in working order.

I made sure to rinse out the condenser. During my investigation of the system, I discovered the following: the drain line is clogged, the system has the discontinued and flawed electronic float switch, the contactor is pitted and charred, and the blower motor is leaking oil. The customer elected to have me install two new float switches and renew her maintenance plan for now. I also cleared the drain and completed the semiannual maintenance. The system is in working order.