Wimberley TX Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Performed heater tune-up on two systems. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. Flame ignition achieved. Flame sensors cleaned. Filter changed with customer supplied filter. No major issues were found and both systems were running at time of departure.

Removed all of the refrigerant from the line set and remade the flares. Pressure tested with nitrogen and pulled a vacuum on the line set. Charged system to factory specs. The system is working at this time.

Main House HVAC System: Found the emergency water safety switch tripped. I blew out the primary condensate line and verified drain blockage was cleared. I flushed out the drain line and verified at the exterior drain exit that water was properly flowing from drain. Added a drain treatment into the primary drain pan and the primary drain line to help reduce blockages and help with draining of condensate. Reset the cooling system and inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Everything is working at this time.

Performed the AC tune-up. Cleared and treated the drain line. Condenser coil clean. No major issues were found.

Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the condensate drain line was clogged. Options for repair were presented to the customer and they chose to have the drain serviced today. Drain line was cleared and flow tested with water. Drain line was treated. System was running at the time of departure.

Performed diagnostic. I found that the primary drain line was clogged on the upstairs system and the float switch would shut off the thermostat. I cleared and treated the drain line and tested it with 1 1/2 gallons of water. No other major issues were found. System is on and working at this time.

Performed diagnostic. I found that the primary drain line was clogged, and it had tripped the float switch. I cleared and treated the drain line and tested it with 2 gallons of water. No other major issues were found. The system is operational at this time.

On arrival, I found the emergency water safety switch tripped. I purged and flushed the primary drain line and verified proper drainage. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Everything is working at this time.

Performed diagnostic. I found that the primary drain line was clogged and the float switch had tripped. I cleared and treated the drain and tested it with a gallon of water. No other issues were found. System is operational at this time.

Spoke with homeowner and he said that his thermostat reported an error code relating to low refrigerant. I arrived and visually inspected the HVAC system. I noticed that there was a ceiling return filter grille and also a 2” media filter in the attic. I turned on the HVAC system with both filters in place as is and set the system to a low speed. I found that with both filters in place it was creating an airflow restriction. I removed both filters and tested system on high stage cooling. I found the system to be operating within design specifications for operation. I found out the error code was in relation to loss of communication with the outdoor system. As I buttoned up the outdoor system I tightened the low voltage control wiring and the unit shut off. Found the wire cut up and split. Stripped back new wiring and tightened down with new wiring terminals. Will inform homeowner he does not need the filter inside the return air grille as there is a better filtration filter at the base

Performed diagnostic. I found that the capacitor for the master bedroom condenser has failed on the compressor side. I also informed the customer that the capacitor for the main system is undervalue. I presented options to repair, and he chose to have both capacitors replaced at this time. Completed repairs and all 4 systems are on and working at this time.

Performed diagnostic. I found that the ceiling saver/float switch has failed and is not sending the 24volt signal out to the condenser. I also informed the customer that the system is low on refrigerant. Presented repair options and he chose to have the float switch replaced and add refrigerant to the system. I added 2 1/2 pounds of refrigerant and replaced the float switch. System is working at this time.

Performed cooling maintenance. Checked electrical, mechanical and performance of the system. Cleared and treated drain line and washed the condenser coil. I did let the customer know that the filter is dirty and needs to be replaced ASAP. I also found some mold/mildew growth in the air handler. I cleaned the mold/mildew as best as I could without further disassembly of the system. No other major issues were found. System is on and running at this time.

Upon arrival, I noticed that the outside system was not running. Completed diagnostic on both the outdoor and indoor system. Found that the contactor on the outdoor system had ants inside causing it to not pass power properly. Presented my findings to the customer and they chose to have the contactor replaced. Completed repair and system is now operational.

Upon arrival, I noticed that the outdoor system was not running, but the indoor system was. After inspecting both indoor and outdoor systems, I found that the capacitor has failed. Brought my findings to the homeowner’s attention and she decided to move forward with replacement of the capacitor today. Completed repair and the system is running at time of departure.

Replaced the ductless system head in the living room and cleaned the ductless system in the bedroom. Pressure tested the line sets and pulled a vacuum on them. Charged back to factory specs and verified system operation.

Found the inverter board has failed, not allowing for high voltage to pass through. I also found that the breaker in the panel is tripped. I let the homeowner know that this might be a two part issue, but will not know further until board is replaced. She would like to go ahead and have a power surge protection device installed as well on the outdoor heat pump. Installed new inverter control board and a power surge protection device on the outdoor heat pump. Reset the cooling system and inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety systems. Everything is working at this time.

Performed AC tune-ups on two systems. Cleared and treated drain lines. Condenser coils clean

Pressure tested system with dry nitrogen to verify leak on incoming suction line. Repaired leak and pressure tested system for extensive leak detection. Pulled deep vacuum and weighed in R-410A refrigerant. Charged system and ensured proper operation. Everything working at this time.

Performed AC cool check on two systems. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the systems. No major issues were found. Drain lines were cleared and flow tested with water. Drain lines were treated. Condenser coils cleaned. Electrical disconnects confirmed in and on. Systems were running at the time of departure.