Kyle TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

I rinsed out the heat pump and also cleared out and treat the drain line. I checked over the system and found everything to be working and in pretty good shape. My biggest concern was that the evaporator is very rusty. I saw a few dark patches that made me suspect oil from a refrigerant leak. I went over the coil with a leak detector and wasn’t able to get any solid hits. I brought my concern to the homeowner and made him an option to get the coil replaced. System is working to the best of its ability at completion of appointment.

I rinsed out the heat pump and also cleared out and treat the drain line. I checked over the system and found everything to be working and in pretty good shape. My biggest concern was that the evaporator is very rusty. I saw a few dark patches that made me suspect oil from a refrigerant leak. I went over the coil with a leak detector and wasn’t able to get any solid hits. I brought my concern to the homeowner and made him an option to get the coil replaced. System is working to the best of its ability at completion of appointment.

I rinsed out the heat pump and also cleared out and treat the drain line. I checked over the system and found everything to be working and in pretty good shape. My biggest concern was that the evaporator is very rusty. I saw a few dark patches that made me suspect oil from a refrigerant leak. I went over the coil with a leak detector and wasn’t able to get any solid hits. I brought my concern to the homeowner and made him an option to get the coil replaced. System is working to the best of its ability at completion of appointment.

I rinsed out the heat pump and also cleared out and treat the drain line. I checked over the system and found everything to be working and in pretty good shape. My biggest concern was that the evaporator is very rusty. I saw a few dark patches that made me suspect oil from a refrigerant leak. I went over the coil with a leak detector and wasn’t able to get any solid hits. I brought my concern to the homeowner and made him an option to get the coil replaced. System is working to the best of its ability at completion of appointment.

Single system cool check completed. All electrical and amp draws are within range. The evaporator coil is showing signs of rust. Condensation pump and float switches are working properly. Outdoor coils have been cleaned. Refrigerant level within spec. System is cooling properly at this time.

Cooling check completed. Upstairs unit clean. Low voltage and high voltage wires examined and in good shape. Primary drain line flushed and treated. Float switches operational. Condensing unit coils cleaned, and ECM motor looks good. Capacitor and contactor are also within range. The air temperature difference is 21°. The system is operating properly at this time.

I checked over the system and discovered that there was a big clog of slime between the main drain outlet of the evaporator and the float switch. Because of that the water was backing up into the primary pan and overflowing through the furnace and onto the floor to come out through the light fixtures on the first floor. The water couldn’t even get to the float switch which I confirmed was working properly. I removed the evaporator coil panel and thoroughly sprayed with the pan treatment. I also cleared the drain and followed it up with 2 gallons of water. A bunch of slime came out on the other side. I then made sure to anchor the drain to enhance the amount of slope it had. I got the system switched on and everything is working properly. I observed a steady stream of condensate outside. Refrigerant charge was also proper. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the system and discovered that there was a big clog of slime between the main drain outlet of the evaporator and the float switch. Because of that the water was backing up into the primary pan and overflowing through the furnace and onto the floor to come out through the light fixtures on the first floor. The water couldn’t even get to the float switch which I confirmed was working properly. I removed the evaporator coil panel and thoroughly sprayed with the pan treatment. I also cleared the drain and followed it up with 2 gallons of water. A bunch of slime came out on the other side. I then made sure to anchor the drain to enhance the amount of slope it had. I got the system switched on and everything is working properly. I observed a steady stream of condensate outside. Refrigerant charge was also proper. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the system and discovered that there was a big clog of slime between the main drain outlet of the evaporator and the float switch. Because of that the water was backing up into the primary pan and overflowing through the furnace and onto the floor to come out through the light fixtures on the first floor. The water couldn’t even get to the float switch which I confirmed was working properly. I removed the evaporator coil panel and thoroughly sprayed with the pan treatment. I also cleared the drain and followed it up with 2 gallons of water. A bunch of slime came out on the other side. I then made sure to anchor the drain to enhance the amount of slope it had. I got the system switched on and everything is working properly. I observed a steady stream of condensate outside. Refrigerant charge was also proper. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

I checked over the system and discovered that there was a big clog of slime between the main drain outlet of the evaporator and the float switch. Because of that the water was backing up into the primary pan and overflowing through the furnace and onto the floor to come out through the light fixtures on the first floor. The water couldn’t even get to the float switch which I confirmed was working properly. I removed the evaporator coil panel and thoroughly sprayed with the pan treatment. I also cleared the drain and followed it up with 2 gallons of water. A bunch of slime came out on the other side. I then made sure to anchor the drain to enhance the amount of slope it had. I got the system switched on and everything is working properly. I observed a steady stream of condensate outside. Refrigerant charge was also proper. System is in working order at completion of appointment.

Service diagnostic found that the contactor has shorted and failed. Options for repair were presented to the homeowner and he chose to have it replaced today. I replaced the condenser contactor and made new wiring connections. The system was function checked and is operational. Amp draw on the compressor showed it was not pulling high start amps and was running at 10 amps. The system was running at the time of departure.

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. The drain line was cleared and treated. The blower wheel is clean. The evaporator coil has some mold/mildew on it. The wiring is tight and in good condition. The condenser fan motor is showing signs of overheating. The capacitor for the condenser unit is within value. The contractor is in good condition and the refrigerant charge is in range. System was running at the time of departure.

Cool check completed on horizontal gas system. Indoor unit is in good shape, it is clean, and the amp draws are within spec. Float switch was tested and drain line was cleared and treated. Outdoor coils cleaned, refrigerant level within range, amp draws within spec and contactor is in good shape. System is cooling at this time

Cool check completed on an up-flow heat pump system. Mild biological growth was found in the air handler. Verified the safety switch operation and primary drain has been cleared. Outdoor condensing unit cleaned. All electrical within manufacture specs. Refrigerant level within range. No other major issues found, and the system is operating properly at this time.

Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. Drain line was cleared and treated. Filter was replaced with a homeowner supplied filter. The air handler and blower wheel are clean. The wiring is tight and in good condition. Condenser coil cleaned and refrigerant charge is within range. Capacitor for the condenser unit is within value. The contactor and disconnect are in good condition. The condenser fan motor is showing signs of overheating. No other major issues found. Options for repair were presented to the homeowner and he chose to have the condenser fan motor replaced today. Complete repair, cycled thermostat and the system is running at the time of departure.