Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

I first noticed that the humidity level at the thermostat was 100%. I made sure to check behind the stat and I found that hole to be sealed. I went into the attic and after some diagnosis I discovered that the airflow for the system hadn’t been set. I adjusted the airflow from 25 on high down to 16. I adjusted the airflow from 15 on low down to 8. This brought our airflow for both the high and low stages within a 350-400 cfm range for proper cooling performance and humidity removal. I checked the refrigerant charge and found it to be in range. In the time I was running the system the humidity dropped from 100% down to 77%. We set AC overcool max to 1 degree. We also set the staging to either a 3-degree difference or 20 minute timer. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I first noticed that the humidity level at the thermostat was 100%. I made sure to check behind the stat and I found that hole to be sealed. I went into the attic and after some diagnosis I discovered that the airflow for the system hadn’t been set. I adjusted the airflow from 25 on high down to 16. I adjusted the airflow from 15 on low down to 8. This brought our airflow for both the high and low stages within a 350-400 cfm range for proper cooling performance and humidity removal. I checked the refrigerant charge and found it to be in range. In the time I was running the system the humidity dropped from 100% down to 77%. We set AC overcool max to 1 degree. We also set the staging to either a 3-degree difference or 20 minute timer. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I first noticed that the humidity level at the thermostat was 100%. I made sure to check behind the stat and I found that hole to be sealed. I went into the attic and after some diagnosis I discovered that the airflow for the system hadn’t been set. I adjusted the airflow from 25 on high down to 16. I adjusted the airflow from 15 on low down to 8. This brought our airflow for both the high and low stages within a 350-400 cfm range for proper cooling performance and humidity removal. I checked the refrigerant charge and found it to be in range. In the time I was running the system the humidity dropped from 100% down to 77%. We set AC overcool max to 1 degree. We also set the staging to either a 3-degree difference or 20 minute timer. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I first noticed that the humidity level at the thermostat was 100%. I made sure to check behind the stat and I found that hole to be sealed. I went into the attic and after some diagnosis I discovered that the airflow for the system hadn’t been set. I adjusted the airflow from 25 on high down to 16. I adjusted the airflow from 15 on low down to 8. This brought our airflow for both the high and low stages within a 350-400 cfm range for proper cooling performance and humidity removal. I checked the refrigerant charge and found it to be in range. In the time I was running the system the humidity dropped from 100% down to 77%. We set AC overcool max to 1 degree. We also set the staging to either a 3-degree difference or 20 minute timer. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

Single system cool check completed on a horizontal gas system. The drain line has been cleared and treated. Safety float switches checked and are operational. Outside condensing coils clean and all electrical within manufacture specs. Refrigerant levels are also within range. System is operating properly at this time.

Single system cool check completed. Coil and blower assembly are clean. Drain cleared and treated. Both float switches checked and are operational. The outside condenser was cleaned. Amp draws are within range. All electrical also within range. I did find that the contactor is below value. No other major issues found. Presented my findings to the homeowner and they have chosen to have the contactor replaced today. Completed repair and cycled thermostat. System operational at this time.

Single system cooling check completed on a one-year-old vertical heat pump system. Drain line cleared and treated. Float switch checked and is operational. Indoor and outdoor electrical within range. Both coils clean. Refrigerant and airflow both good. The system has a 20-degree temp split. System operating properly at this time.

Replaced the evaporator TXV. Replaced the in-line filter dryer, pressure treated with dry nitrogen and pulled a vacuum on the copper line set. Cleared and treated the condensate drain line. Charged system to factory spec and checked operation.

I checked over the unit and discovered that the outdoor unit wasn’t coming on even with 24v present at the furnace. After extended diagnosis I discovered that the white conductor in the thermostat wire bundle going to the condenser had failed. Homeowner elected to just have me swap the conductors today. We went from Red and White to Blue and Yellow. I got the wire switched and tested the system. I also switched the float switch to break yellow and got the outdoor temperature sensor mounted at the condenser. The system came on and ran properly. I replaced the filter at the customer’s request. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the unit and discovered that the outdoor unit wasn’t coming on even with 24v present at the furnace. After extended diagnosis I discovered that the white conductor in the thermostat wire bundle going to the condenser had failed. Homeowner elected to just have me swap the conductors today. We went from Red and White to Blue and Yellow. I got the wire switched and tested the system. I also switched the float switch to break yellow and got the outdoor temperature sensor mounted at the condenser. The system came on and ran properly. I replaced the filter at the customer’s request. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the unit and discovered that the outdoor unit wasn’t coming on even with 24v present at the furnace. After extended diagnosis I discovered that the white conductor in the thermostat wire bundle going to the condenser had failed. Homeowner elected to just have me swap the conductors today. We went from Red and White to Blue and Yellow. I got the wire switched and tested the system. I also switched the float switch to break yellow and got the outdoor temperature sensor mounted at the condenser. The system came on and ran properly. I replaced the filter at the customer’s request. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the unit and discovered that the outdoor unit wasn’t coming on even with 24v present at the furnace. After extended diagnosis I discovered that the white conductor in the thermostat wire bundle going to the condenser had failed. Homeowner elected to just have me swap the conductors today. We went from Red and White to Blue and Yellow. I got the wire switched and tested the system. I also switched the float switch to break yellow and got the outdoor temperature sensor mounted at the condenser. The system came on and ran properly. I replaced the filter at the customer’s request. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. Return and supply plenums are clean. Both zone dampers are operational. Surge protection is also operational. Blower wheel was clean. Drain line was cleared and treated. The wiring is tight and in good condition. Condenser coil cleaned. The condenser fan motor is in good condition. Capacitor for the condenser unit is within value. Refrigerant charge is within factory specifications. No major issues were found, and the system is running at the time of departure.

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. The Reme Halo air purifier has failed and is not operational. The filter was replaced with a filter supplied by the customer. The blower wheel is clean but some mold/mildew is growing on the evaporator coil/air handler. Condenser coil clean. Condenser fan motor and contactor are in good condition. The refrigerant charge is within factory spec and the capacitor for the condenser is within value. No other major issues were found.

Single system cool check completed. Condenser coil has been cleaned and all electrical within manufactures specs. The temperature difference is 21 degrees. The furnace was examined for cleanliness. All electrical within range. The float switch is operational, and the drain line was cleared and treated. The system is working properly at this time.