Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Performed diagnostic. I found that the starter was burnt and pitted and was sending inconsistent voltage to the compressor and fan motor. I also informed the homeowner that the fan motor is showing signs of overheating. Presented options to repair. He chose to have both the starter and motor replaced at this time. Repairs completed and the system is operational.

Performed diagnostic. I found that the primary drain line was clogged and tripping the float switch. I cleared and treated the drain and tested it with a gallon of water.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the condenser was dirty causing a high head pressure and reducing the cooling capacity of the system. Condenser fan motor is also showing signs of overheating. Blower wheel is dirty and the secondary drain pan is rusted. Options for repair were presented to the customer and they chose to have the blower wheel and condenser coil cleaned today. Blower wheel and condenser coil where cleaned. System was function checked and was running at the time of departure.

On arrival I found the outdoor compressor and condenser fan motor attempting to startup but were unable too. I visually inspected the outdoor electrical systems and noticed the run capacitor to be swollen. I used my electrical meter and measured the run capacitor and found it to have failed below value across all terminals. I installed a new run capacitor and rinsed off the condensing coils. Reset the cooling system and inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Everything is working at this time.

Upon arrival, the customer informed me that indoor and outdoor system has been running, but not cooling on the inside. After checking over mechanical and electrical components on the outside system, I found that the capacitor on the compressor side has no value. Presented repair options and the homeowner chose to have the capacitor replaced today. Repair completed and system is now operational.

Blower motor was replaced, and the system was function checked. System was running at the time of departure.

Upon arrival, the customer informed me that the system was running, but the runoff drain seem to be dripping profusely. After further inspection of the HVAC system, I found that the drain line was clogged, and the secondary drain pan was full of water. I continued my inspection of the system and found that the condenser fan motor is showing signs of overheating and the capacitor is below value. I presented repair options, and the homeowner chose to move forward with drain treatment only today and also join our maintenance plan. Drain was cleared and flow tested with water. All water was removed from the drain pan and the drain was treated. System operational at this time.

Performed semiannual maintenance on one cooling system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Verified everything was operating within the manufacture’s specifications for operation. Indoor system drain line cleared and treated and filter changed. I did find some microbial growth inside of the indoor unit. Outside condenser refrigerant pressures within range and condenser cleaned. Found that the condenser fan motor is showing signs of overheating and the capacitor is below value. No other major issues found. Presented repair options to the homeowner but he declined repairs today. He said he would discuss it with his wife and contact us when ready to move forward with recommended repairs.

Installed new Carrier 5-ton gas system. Installed new Ecobee Pro thermostat. Rebuilt and insulated condensate drain line. Added SS-2 and SS-3 safety float switches. Replaced secondary drain pan. Installed new filter dryer, pressure tested with dry nitrogen and pulled a vacuum on the copper line set. Replaced both supply and return plenums and sealed with mastic airlock. Replaced disconnect and whip for the condenser. Put down a new condenser pad. Charged system to factory spec. System is working properly at time of departure.

Performed diagnostic. I found that the system had a partially clogged primary drain line that would trip the float switch at different times of the day. I cleared and treated the drain line and tested it with a gallon of water. System is on and running at this time.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the condensate drain was clogged. Water had backed up and tripped the safety switch. Options for repair were presented to the customer and they chose to have the drain serviced today. Drain line was cleared and flow tested with water. Drain line was treated. System was function checked and was running at the time of departure.

Performed semiannual maintenance on one cooling system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Verified everything was operating within the manufacture’s specifications for operation. Indoor system drain line cleared and treated. Was informed upon arrival that the sink that the indoor system drains into was clogged. I disassembled the piping, cleaned it and reassembled it. Outside condenser refrigerant pressures are within range and condenser cleaned. Found that capacitor is below value. Brought this to the homeowner’s attention and she has decided to move forward with repairs. No other major issues found. Capacitor replaced and system running at time of departure.

Performed semiannual maintenance on one cooling system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Verified everything was operating within the manufacture’s specifications for operation. Indoor system drain line cleared and treated and filter changed. Indoor blower is showing a little dirt buildup. Outside condenser refrigerant pressures slightly below range and condenser cleaned. Noticed that the capacitor is below value and fan motor is showing signs of overheating. Brought deficiencies to the homeowners attention and also mentioned to her that her system was older and using the discontinued refrigerant R-22 She did want to move forward with the repairs to keep the system up and running in the meantime. Repairs completed and system operational.

Performed diagnostic. I found that the primary drain line was clogged. This was causing water to back up into the coil pan which then would overflow and drop water under and around the air handler. The homeowner decided to move forward with a drain service today and rejoin our maintenance plan. I cleared and tested the drain with a gallon of water. I also treated the drain line. System operational.

Performed diagnostic. I found that the high voltage wire has burnt causing the furnace to not receive the proper voltage to turn on. I cut off the burnt wires, stripped the new wire, added wire nuts and taped them to prevent them from falling off. System currently operational.