Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

I arrived at the home to find the system running and the indoor temp is 67 degrees. I checked over the unit and discovered that there is a clog in between the float switch and the outlet of the primary drain at the evaporator coil. I brought this to the attention of Robert and made him an option to get it cleared. He elected to move forward with that repair. I got the drain line cleared. I also installed a union in the drain so it can be removed easier for service in the future. I treated the drain as well. I performed the cooling check while I was here today. Everything else in the system looks to be operating properly. I had no other recommendations to make. System is in working order at completion of appointment

I made sure to clear the drain and also rinse the outdoor unit. I checked over the system and discovered the following: the blower wheel is very dirty, the blower motor is leaking oil, the air handler is very dirty, the coil is rusty and some of the fins on the condenser are bent over. System is working to the best of its ability at this time.

I made sure to clear the drain and also rinse the outdoor unit. I checked over the system and discovered the following: the blower wheel is very dirty, the blower motor is leaking oil, the air handler is very dirty, the coil is rusty and some of the fins on the condenser are bent over. System is working to the best of its ability at this time.

I made sure to clear the drain and also rinse the outdoor unit. I checked over the system and discovered the following: the blower wheel is very dirty, the blower motor is leaking oil, the air handler is very dirty, the coil is rusty and some of the fins on the condenser are bent over. System is working to the best of its ability at this time.

I made sure to clear the drain and also rinse the outdoor unit. I checked over the system and discovered the following: the blower wheel is very dirty, the blower motor is leaking oil, the air handler is very dirty, the coil is rusty and some of the fins on the condenser are bent over. System is working to the best of its ability at this time.

On arrival the homeowner stated that there was some water dripping around the furnace closet. I began my diagnostic and found that the drain line is extremely clogged causing the water to back up into the primary drain pan. The drain pan then overfilled causing water to drip into the closet. I presented my findings to the homeowner, and he chose to have the drain cleared at this time. I cleared and treated the drain line and poured two gallons of water and ensure proper drainage. No other major issues were found, and the system is operational at this time.

Service diagnostic found that the capacitor on the condenser unit has failed. Options for repair were presented to the customer, and Chad chose to have the capacitor replaced and to sign up for maintenance. I replaced the capacitor and function checked the system. The system was running and cooling at the time of departure.

Installed new Payne gas system. Fabricated and installed new supply and return plenums. Rebuilt drain line with SS-2 and SS-3 safety switches. Added line filter dryer, and pressure tested system for extensive leak check. Pulled deep vacuum and verified charge and operation. Cleared drain line and rebuilt flue pipe. Installed new Ecobee thermostat. Everything is operating at this time.

Performed cooling maintenance on a heat pump system. Checked all electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. Cleared and treated the drain line and washed the outdoor coil. No major issues were found. The system is operational at this time.

On arrival, I found the outdoor unit running with the condenser exhaust fan motor running backwards and the compressor overheated. I turned off the power to the unit and allowed the system to cool off. I then removed the run capacitor from the system and checked across terminals. I found both the HERM and the FAN terminals have failed to 0.0mfd. Installed a new run capacitor inside the system and restored power. Checked over both the indoor and outdoor systems. I allowed the system to run for a bit to allow for refrigerant to stabilize as it had reached up to 86° inside the home. The system is operating with a 17° temperature split between the return air vent and the supply air register on the ceiling. Also verified that the air filter is clean, and that the drain line is properly flowing behind the outdoor condenser. Everything is working at this time.

Installed new Carrier 4-ton heat pump system. Installed new Ecobee Pro thermostat. Put down a new plywood overlay. Rebuilt and insulated condensate drain line. Added SS2 safety float switch. Cleared drain line with CO2 and ran three gallons of water to ensure proper operation. That was then followed by Viper drain treatment. Installed new filter dryer, pressure tested with dry nitrogen and pulled a vacuum on copper line set. Replaced the disconnect and ran the low voltage in Seal-Tite. Replaced the supply plenum and sealed with a mastic airlock.

Performed cooling maintenance on two heat pump systems. Checked all electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. Cleared and treated the drain line and washed the outdoor coil. I did find that both the upstairs and downstairs thermostats were set to have the fan running 45 min out of every hour. I recommended the homeowner to have this setting off to prevent increased humidity in the home. She agreed and asked me to have this setting turned off. I also found some mildew growth in the air handler and wiped it down as best as I could. No other major issues were found, and both systems are operational at this time.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the capacitor on the condenser unit has failed. The capacitor that was installed on the condenser is also not the correct size for the condenser fan motor. Options for repair were presented to the customer, and Mike chose to have the capacitor replaced. I replaced the capacitor with the correct size capacitor and treated the electrical panel with JS insecticide. I then function checked the system. The system was running at the time of departure.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the electronic safety switch has failed. The switch was detecting water even when dry. I attempted to reset the switch and it would not reset. The condenser fan motor is also showing signs of overheating, and the capacitor on the condenser unit is below value. Options for repair were presented to the homeowner, and he chose to have the safety switch and the capacitor replaced for the condenser unit. I replaced the safety switch with a mechanical switch. I cleared the drain and flow tested the drain line with water. I also treated the drain line. I replaced the capacitor on the condenser unit and function checked the system. The system is operational and was running at the time of departure.

Cool check completed on an up-flow gas system. The drain line has been cleared and treated. The condenser coils have been cleaned. No major issues found at this time.