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Primary drain line clogged - water in aux drain pan in attic Vacuumed water from pan, flushed drain line from attic out clogged - vacuumed line outside still clogged - worked drain line from inside to outside using nitrogen to free up clog - vacuumed lines and flushed with cleaner and water - tested with a gallon of water - drain line is now unclogged and free from debris at this time - primed drain line trap for proper drainage - some water may still be present in the drain pan and will evaporate over time - cannot remove every bit of the water
Removed old equipment and installed new carrier 2.5 ton heat pump and air handler. Installed new return plenum with 16x20x4 filter, new supply plenum, new zone board, new zone dampers, new emergency drain pan, new pan safety switch, new coil safety switch, 2 new thermostats, new surge protector, and new composite pad for outdoor unit. Reconnected high voltage, low voltage, drain line, supply ducts and all return ducts. Tested system operations, set proper charge.
Delivered portable ac
Identified location of the new leak and installed 7 lbs of refrigerant, tested system, compressor has failed Compressor is drawing amperage and the internal scroll plate is spinning but pressures remain constant and equalized. Homeowner request an estimate to repair and a comfort specialist to for a quote to replace
Could not complete maintenance due to TXV not operating properly, checked temperature difference across filter drier, 84.4-83.9. Checked TXV and positioned it correctly on suction line, it is not opening properly. Customer said he has to talk with his wife then he will call office.
Unit not cooling upon arrival, could not perform maintenance. Outdoor TXV leaking from body and bulb. Warranty on TXV and from bulb. Inside outside unit is very oily. Need to return asap to add refrigerant until part can be replaced.
Service 1 of renewal, changed filter, checked for ridge vents Inspected current system as homeowner had complaints of uncomfortable temps in the afternoon Ductwork missing insulation on all duct runs, improper ducting of return air from existing return box to furnace - hole cut to small - blower speed set to high moving way too much air for design of air conditioner, indoor electrical laying on insulation, too large of wire on contactor from disconnect for size of air conditioner , start capacitor out of range on compressor, high voltage indoor romex is ran down the lineset outside and starting to fade and will short it to copper lines Due to age, installation, design issues and ac being r22 refrigerant it is highly suggested to replace and upgrade duct system to be able to cool home properly and comfortable
Flowed nitrogen through system, spot welded repair and installed new filter dryer. Pressure tested system at 200 psi, conducted a vacuum down to 374 microns. Added 9 lbs of R410 refrigerant. Diagnostics photos attached. Need to return to finish maintenance and adjust indoor fan speed. Unable to confirm due to high temperatures in the home.
Arrived to No Cool System has a leak on the outdoor unit, photos attached Estimates to repair included, factory charge of 7 lbs + 2 lbs for lineset and indoor coil. Vacuum must be conducted due to moisture in system and filter dryer must be replaced after refrigerant lines are repaired. Homeowner request warranty options for replacement, outdoor data plate attached
DCM1 : A/C complete, replaced (1) 16x20x1. System is fully functional and operating within manufacturer specifications at this time, refrigerant pressures and temperatures are appropriate for outdoor and indoor weather conditions. Found clogged drain line, blew drain line out with nitrogen and added SS2 water safety tested safety and drain line. Due to drain line clogging multiple times recommend adding a 4in filter.