Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Installed new case coil in attic. Also replaced compromised drain pan per Garner management. Added new line filter dryer and pressure tested system for extensive leak check. Pulled deep vacuum, then charged system to factory specs. Rebuilt drain line with SS-2 and SS-3 safety switches. Cleared line and verified system operation.

I checked over the unit and discovered that the drain line is clogged. I also found that the float switch has failed and was also installed improperly. Homeowner elected to have the drain cleared today. I cleared the drain and treated it. I followed it up with a gallon of hot water. Everything came out the other side. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the unit and discovered that the drain line is clogged. I also found that the float switch has failed and was also installed improperly. Homeowner elected to have the drain cleared today. I cleared the drain and treated it. I followed it up with a gallon of hot water. Everything came out the other side. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the unit and discovered that the drain line is clogged. I also found that the float switch has failed and was also installed improperly. Homeowner elected to have the drain cleared today. I cleared the drain and treated it. I followed it up with a gallon of hot water. Everything came out the other side. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the unit and discovered that the drain line is clogged. I also found that the float switch has failed and was also installed improperly. Homeowner elected to have the drain cleared today. I cleared the drain and treated it. I followed it up with a gallon of hot water. Everything came out the other side. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

Performed cooling maintenance on a straight cooling system. Checked all electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. Cleared and treated the drain line and washed the outdoor coil. I talked to the homeowner about adding a water safety switch on the secondary drain line, replacing the Aprilaire filter, and installing a surge protector at the outdoor condenser unit. He agreed to have the work done at this time. I completed the work and cycled power at the thermostat. No other major issues were found, and the system is operational at this time.

On arrival, I spoke with the homeowner, and he stated that the indoor unit in the attic was making this loud noise. He turned the thermostat to cool mode and the indoor blower motor started up. He immediately heard a loud screeching, metal against metal, type of noise. I went into the attic and removed the blower assembly. I found that the blower wheel has disconnected from the center hub plate, so as the motor would spin, it would spin the center plate, which was rubbing up against the actually cage. While I had the blower assembly out, I did look at the evaporator coil and checked out the heat exchanger. I saw no visible cracks on the heat exchanger, but did see some rust forming, and the underside of the evaporator coil is beginning to accumulate dust and debris on it. I Removed the broken wheel, cleaned out blower assembly, and wiped down the motor to remove all the dirt/dust build up. Reinstalled new blower assembly into the furnace, wired the furnace control board back i

Performed cooling maintenance. Checked all electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. The homeowner supplied a filter for replacement. I found the primary drain line is clogged and water is draining out of the secondary drain line. I cleared and treated the drain line and tested it with 2 gallons of water to confirm it is draining properly at this time. I did recommend having a surge protector installed at the condenser and the homeowner agreed. I installed the surge protector and reset the breaker. The system is operational at this time.

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. The wiring is tight and in good condition. The blower wheel is clean. The drain line was cleared and treated. I did find that the secondary drain pan is rusted. This drain pan is a 35x32 inch pan. Air is also leaking around the evaporator coil housing where it connects the supply plenum. The condenser fan motor is showing signs of overheating. The condenser coil was cleaned. The contactor and capacitor are in good condition. No other major issues were found, and the system is running at the time of departure.

Installed new return buckets and sealed them to the drywall. Ran new flex and attached it to the return plenum. Sealed all connections with mastic air lock. Installed a 6” fresh air control damper and fresh air controller. Then tied it into the outdoor temperature sensor. Verified system operation and everything is working at this time.

I checked over the upstairs system and discovered that the system was low on refrigerant. I also found that the capacitor was mis-wired and that there was a water hose tied to the top of the unit to keep the motor cooled. I swapped the wires on the capacitor and ran the system for a bit. That’s when I noticed the low refrigerant charge. I brought all of this to the attention of the homeowners . They elected to move forward with my recharge option. Details are below: “Includes refilling of the refrigerant for the systems. No warranty.” I charged the upstairs system first and it took about 3 pounds. I charged the downstairs system, and it took 2 pounds. I performed a leak search on the upstairs system and wasn’t able to locate anything. Both systems are running to the best of their ability at this time. Systems are in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the upstairs system and discovered that the system was low on refrigerant. I also found that the capacitor was mis-wired and that there was a water hose tied to the top of the unit to keep the motor cooled. I swapped the wires on the capacitor and ran the system for a bit. That’s when I noticed the low refrigerant charge. I brought all of this to the attention of the homeowners . They elected to move forward with my recharge option. Details are below: “Includes refilling of the refrigerant for the systems. No warranty.” I charged the upstairs system first and it took about 3 pounds. I charged the downstairs system, and it took 2 pounds. I performed a leak search on the upstairs system and wasn’t able to locate anything. Both systems are running to the best of their ability at this time. Systems are in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the upstairs system and discovered that the system was low on refrigerant. I also found that the capacitor was mis-wired and that there was a water hose tied to the top of the unit to keep the motor cooled. I swapped the wires on the capacitor and ran the system for a bit. That’s when I noticed the low refrigerant charge. I brought all of this to the attention of the homeowners . They elected to move forward with my recharge option. Details are below: “Includes refilling of the refrigerant for the systems. No warranty.” I charged the upstairs system first and it took about 3 pounds. I charged the downstairs system, and it took 2 pounds. I performed a leak search on the upstairs system and wasn’t able to locate anything. Both systems are running to the best of their ability at this time. Systems are in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the upstairs system and discovered that the system was low on refrigerant. I also found that the capacitor was mis-wired and that there was a water hose tied to the top of the unit to keep the motor cooled. I swapped the wires on the capacitor and ran the system for a bit. That’s when I noticed the low refrigerant charge. I brought all of this to the attention of the homeowners . They elected to move forward with my recharge option. Details are below: “Includes refilling of the refrigerant for the systems. No warranty.” I charged the upstairs system first and it took about 3 pounds. I charged the downstairs system, and it took 2 pounds. I performed a leak search on the upstairs system and wasn’t able to locate anything. Both systems are running to the best of their ability at this time. Systems are in working order at completion of appointment.

I arrived to find the system on and not running. I spoke to homeowner about how the system had been operating. I made sure to clear the drain and rinse the condenser coil. I checked over the entire system and found everything to be in great shape. All of the major and minor electrical components checked out fine. Refrigerant charge is also proper. No recommendations were made at this time. System is in working order at completion of appointment.