Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

I made sure to rinse out the condenser and also clear the drain and treat it. During my evaluation of the system I discovered the following: the blower motor is leaking oil, the blower capacitor is weak and out of spec, the system is low on refrigerant, and the contactor outside is pitted and charred. I brought this to the attention of the customer and made him a custom option. He elected to move forward with that option: replacement of the blower motor, blower capacitor, and charging of the system with refrigerant up to manufacturers specs. I got straight to work and replaced the blower motor and indoor capacitor first. I tested it after the repair and it was working properly. I went outside and charged the system with refrigerant bringing the subcooling up to 8 degrees. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I made sure to rinse out the condenser and also clear the drain and treat it. During my evaluation of the system I discovered the following: the blower motor is leaking oil, the blower capacitor is weak and out of spec, the system is low on refrigerant, and the contactor outside is pitted and charred. I brought this to the attention of the customer and made him a custom option. He elected to move forward with that option: replacement of the blower motor, blower capacitor, and charging of the system with refrigerant up to manufacturers specs. I got straight to work and replaced the blower motor and indoor capacitor first. I tested it after the repair and it was working properly. I went outside and charged the system with refrigerant bringing the subcooling up to 8 degrees. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I made sure to rinse out the condenser and also clear the drain and treat it. During my evaluation of the system I discovered the following: the blower motor is leaking oil, the blower capacitor is weak and out of spec, the system is low on refrigerant, and the contactor outside is pitted and charred. I brought this to the attention of the customer and made him a custom option. He elected to move forward with that option: replacement of the blower motor, blower capacitor, and charging of the system with refrigerant up to manufacturers specs. I got straight to work and replaced the blower motor and indoor capacitor first. I tested it after the repair and it was working properly. I went outside and charged the system with refrigerant bringing the subcooling up to 8 degrees. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I made sure to rinse out the condenser and also clear the drain and treat it. During my evaluation of the system I discovered the following: the blower motor is leaking oil, the blower capacitor is weak and out of spec, the system is low on refrigerant, and the contactor outside is pitted and charred. I brought this to the attention of the customer and made him a custom option. He elected to move forward with that option: replacement of the blower motor, blower capacitor, and charging of the system with refrigerant up to manufacturers specs. I got straight to work and replaced the blower motor and indoor capacitor first. I tested it after the repair and it was working properly. I went outside and charged the system with refrigerant bringing the subcooling up to 8 degrees. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

Single system cool check performed on a 23-year-old gas system. The blower motor is showing signs of leaking grease and oil. Also, the capacitor is slightly below manufacture specs. Condenser coils clean and all electrical within manufacture specs. Refrigerant levels also within range. Presented repair options and the homeowner Customer has opted to have both the blower motor and capacitor replaced today. Repairs completed and the system is operating properly at this time.

Installed new Carrier evaporator coil. Replaced the in-line filter dryer, pressure tested with dry nitrogen and pulled a vacuum on the copper line set. Reconnected the condensate drain, cleared the drain line and ran 3 gallons of water down the drain to ensure proper draining. Charged system to factory specs and checked operation of the system.

Performed cooling maintenance on one heat pump system. Checked all electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. Cleared and treated the drain line and washed the outdoor coil. Filters were replaced before my arrival. No major issues were found. All UV lights and the air purifier are on and working. The system is operational 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. I did find that the compressor wires were rubbing on a refrigerant line. I insulated the line and secured the wires to prevent any future rub outs. No other major issues were found and the system is operational at this time.

Cool check performed on a single system heat pump. The air handler was examined for cleanliness. I tightened the wiring. The drain line was cleared and treated. The float switch was tested and is working. The air filter has been changed. Condenser coils have been cleaned and all electrical components within manufacture specs. Refrigerant level within range. No major issues found and the system is operating properly at this time.

I arrived to find the system on and running. I spoke to Daniel about how the system had been running. I made sure to clear the drain and test it. I also rinsed off the outdoor unit. During my evaluation I discovered that the system is low on refrigerant, the condenser fan motor is leaking oil, and that the float switch has failed. Homeowner elected to move forward with my top option. Details are as follows: replacement of the condenser fan motor, replacement of the float switch, and charging up of the system with up to 4 pounds of refrigerant. I replaced the condenser fan motor and got the unit up and running. I then charged the system up to the rated subcooling. I then went inside and installed a new float switch in the secondary portion of the drain. I tested it and found it to be working properly. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I arrived to find the system on and running. I spoke to Daniel about how the system had been running. I made sure to clear the drain and test it. I also rinsed off the outdoor unit. During my evaluation I discovered that the system is low on refrigerant, the condenser fan motor is leaking oil, and that the float switch has failed. Homeowner elected to move forward with my top option. Details are as follows: replacement of the condenser fan motor, replacement of the float switch, and charging up of the system with up to 4 pounds of refrigerant. I replaced the condenser fan motor and got the unit up and running. I then charged the system up to the rated subcooling. I then went inside and installed a new float switch in the secondary portion of the drain. I tested it and found it to be working properly. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I arrived to find the system on and running. I spoke to Daniel about how the system had been running. I made sure to clear the drain and test it. I also rinsed off the outdoor unit. During my evaluation I discovered that the system is low on refrigerant, the condenser fan motor is leaking oil, and that the float switch has failed. Homeowner elected to move forward with my top option. Details are as follows: replacement of the condenser fan motor, replacement of the float switch, and charging up of the system with up to 4 pounds of refrigerant. I replaced the condenser fan motor and got the unit up and running. I then charged the system up to the rated subcooling. I then went inside and installed a new float switch in the secondary portion of the drain. I tested it and found it to be working properly. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I arrived to find the system on and running. I spoke to Daniel about how the system had been running. I made sure to clear the drain and test it. I also rinsed off the outdoor unit. During my evaluation I discovered that the system is low on refrigerant, the condenser fan motor is leaking oil, and that the float switch has failed. Homeowner elected to move forward with my top option. Details are as follows: replacement of the condenser fan motor, replacement of the float switch, and charging up of the system with up to 4 pounds of refrigerant. I replaced the condenser fan motor and got the unit up and running. I then charged the system up to the rated subcooling. I then went inside and installed a new float switch in the secondary portion of the drain. I tested it and found it to be working properly. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

Performed cooling maintenance on a straight cool system. Checked all electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. Cleared and treated the drain line and washed the outdoor coil. I found that the incoming high voltage wire had a small rub out. I stripped back new wire and replaced the yellow wire nuts with red wire nuts. I also replaced the condenser fan motor wire Seal-Tite to prevent any water from getting into the electrical. No other major issues were found, and the system is operational at this time.

Performed cooling maintenance on a straight cool system. Checked all electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. I cleared and treated the drain line and washed the outdoor coil. I did find that the blower wheel is dirty and the starter at the condenser has some burns and pitting marks at the contacts. I presented repair options to the homeowner, and they chose to have the blower wheel cleaned and the starter replaced today. I completed the work and cycled power at the thermostat. System is operational.