Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

On arrival, I turned the cooling system on. I heard the outdoor compressor and fan motor attempt to kick on but never fully start. I inspected the outdoor run capacitor and found it has failed below value, not allowing the compressor to turn on and pump refrigerant throughout the system. Installed a new run capacitor and reset system. Verified everything was working properly and tested all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Everything is working at this time. Both the Stage 3 and Stage 4 Breathe Easy Systems are on and operating within the manufacturer’s design at time of visit. All surge protection devices are green lit and operational as well.

Performed semiannual maintenance on one straight electric cooling system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Found that the fins of the outdoor condensing coil were extremely clogged up. I removed the fan shroud and washed coil from the inside out to remove all dirt. Inspected refrigerant levels and found system to be operating within manufacture’s specifications for operation. I did recommend changing all filters inside the home ASAP. Current filters are extremely clogged up causing an airflow restriction. Verified both zone systems were operational and working at time of visit.

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. No major issues were found. Drain line cleared and treated. Condenser coil clean. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure.

Replaced the condenser fan motor. Cycled the thermostat. Everything is on and working at this time.

Performed service diagnostic. Condenser fan motor is showing signs of overheating, the blower motor capacitor is below value, secondary drain pan is rusted and the system didn’t have a safety foals switch installed. Options for repair were presented to the customer and they chose to have the condenser fan motor and capacitor replaced today. Repairs were completed. System was function checked and was running at the time of departure.

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. Condenser fan motor is showing signs of overheating. No other major issues were found. Drain line cleared and treated. Condenser coil clean

On arrival, I found the system frozen over. Inspected refrigerant pressure and noticed levels were low. Turned the system off and fan to the on setting to allow coil to defrost. Will be back later to inspect the indoor coil once thawed out. Returned and verified unit was thawed out fully. Did add in a little bit of R-410A to leak check unit with some liquid refrigerant. Indoor coil is showing signs of corrosion and rust. Used my electronic leak detectors and tested system for refrigerant leakage. Was unable to locate a refrigerant leak. We did however choose to move forward with recharging the system with refrigerant. I added in 4.5# of R-410A. Upon departure system I had a 13°SH and a 10°SC per the manufactures guidelines for operation. Everything is working at this time.

Performed cooling maintenance. Checked electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. Cleared and treated drain line and washed condenser coil. No major issues were found. System is on and running at this time.

Performed cooling maintenance on two systems. Cleared and treated both drain lines and washed both condenser coils. No major issues were found. All system sterilizers and air purifiers are on and working. Both systems are working at this time.

Performed the AC tune-up. I did find that the condenser fan motor has leaked out grease and the capacitor was depleting. I presented my findings to the homeowner, and they chose to have both repairs done. Condenser fan motor and capacitor replaced. System operational upon completion of repairs.

Replaced the I-box, grille and duct that ran to the office. Also added a return air to that room. Installed a Stage 4 Breathe Easy Package (air purifier) to the system with built in ionizer.

I replaced the blower wheel housing and the blower wheel. After completing those repairs, the customer stated that she felt like the system was freezing at the indoor coil. I checked refrigerant pressures, and the system is undercharged. I performed a leak check, but no leak was found. I presented my findings to the customer, and she chose to have refrigerant added today. I added 3lbs of refrigerant and the system is operational.

Performed cooling maintenance. Checked electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. Cleared and treated drain line and washed the condenser coil. No major issues were found. System is on and running at this time.

Water heater flue pipe was repaired. Heat shield for the furnace was installed. Gas line for the furnace was re-piped so that iron pipe runs into the furnace instead of flex line. System operational upon completion of repairs.

Performed the AC tune-up. I did find that the capacitors for the indoor blower motor and outdoor condenser are running below spec (just below the recommended 5%). No other major issues were found.