Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the capacitor on the condenser unit is failing. Capacitor was unable to reliably start the condenser fan motor. Options for repair were presented to the customer and they chose to have the capacitor replaced today. Capacitor was replaced and the system was function checked. System was running at the time of departure.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the condensate drain was clogged and water had backed up into the system. Options for repair were presented to the customer and they chose to have drain service completed today and sign up for our annual maintenance plan. Drain line was cleared and flow tested with water. Drain line was treated. System was running at the time of departure.

Performed the AC tune-up. Cleared and treated the drain line. Condenser coil clean. No major issues were found.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the capacitor on the condenser unit has failed. Options for repair were presented to the customer and they chose to have the capacitor replaced today. Capacitor was replaced and the system was function checked. System was running at the time of departure.

On arrival, I found that the outdoor run capacitor has failed below value which is not allowing the compressor to turn on and pump refrigerant. Installed new run capacitor and tested system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Everything is working at this time.

On arrival, I found that the outdoor starter wiring to be melted. I installed a new wire between the starter and run capacitor and tested the system. I found that the outdoor condenser fan motor is drawing too much power. Fan motor is rated for 1.4amps, while the fan motor is pulling over 4amps and then after about 5 minutes of run time, it is going out on thermal overload and shutting down. Spoke with the homeowner and chose to move forward with the fan motor replacement today. Installed new fan motor to allow system to run until we are able to replace the system.

Upon arrival the customer stated that there was a neighborhood power outage. System had short cycled but upon arrival was operational again. Verified that everything was working correctly and spoke with the homeowners about adding surge protection to the outside. They accepted and I installed the surge protection on the outdoor system. Everything working at this time.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the capacitor on the condenser unit has failed. Options for repair were presented to the customer and they chose to have the capacitor replaced today. Capacitor was replaced the system was function checked. System was running at the time of departure.

Performed cooling maintenance. Checked all electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. Cleared and treated drain line and washed the outdoor condenser coil. I found that the system was slightly undercharged with refrigerant. I informed the customer, and they chose to have refrigerant added today. I added 1 pound of refrigerant and performed a leak check; no leak was found. I also noticed the condensate drain line outside would go underground and was getting clogged up with dirt and mud. I recommended that the homeowner try to maintain the hose above ground, so the system is able to remove the condensation without restrictions.

Performed diagnostic. I found that one of the 120-volt legs going into the furnace had fallen off the wire nut and melted. I cut off the burnt wire, put in a new wire nut and taped it together to prevent the wire nut from falling off again. System is working at this time.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the capacitor on the condenser unit has failed. Condenser fan motor is showing signs of overheating. Air handler has small spots of mold/mildew forming. Options for repair were presented to the customer and they chose to have the capacitor and fan motor replaced. She also chose to sign up for maintenance and have surge protection and system sterilizers installed. Condenser capacitor and condenser fan motor were replaced. Surge protection for the condenser and air handler was installed. System sterilizers were also installed inside the air handler. System was function checked and was running at the time of departure.

Installed new 4-ton mobile home system. Installed new Honeywell thermostat. Re-insulated suction line. Ran new drain out in PVC. Installed new liquid line filter dryer. Replaced disconnect and whip. Pressure tested and pulled a vacuum on the copper line set. Verified system operation and verified system charge was to manufacturer’s specifications. Furnace operation with new flex line installed and combustion air attached. System operational.

Installed new 3-ton Carrier gas system. Installed new Ecobee thermostat. Installed new extended supply and return air plenums and sealed with mastic air lock. Replaced secondary drain pan. Added SS2 and SS3 safety float switches. Rebuilt and insulated condensate drain. Replaced disconnect and whip at outdoor system. Installed a new liquid line filter dryer, pressure tested system with dry nitrogen and pulled a vacuum on the copper line set. Charged system to factory specifications. System is working properly at time of departure.

Performed diagnostic and I found that the outdoor capacitor has failed. I presented the customer with options to repair. She chose to have the capacitor replaced at this time. Capacitor replaced. All zones are open and system is working at this time.

Upon arrival, I noticed that the indoor system was running, but the outdoor system was not. I opened and inspected the outside system’s mechanical components. I noticed that the capacitor had popped inside of the unit and that was the cause of the unit not running. Brought this issue to the homeowner’s attention and he decided to move forward with a replacement capacitor. Repair made and system is operational.