Greenville NC Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Tech performed ESA on one system. Found dual run capacitor testing weak, recommended replacing. Quoted $398.54 for Turbo capacitor. Did not have two 14x24x1 filters on truck. Added union to drain line to properly clean. Also recommended adding primary float switch. Quoted $184.07 plus tax. Customer did not extend PSA at todays visit. System is cooling properly.

Tech was informed system was not operating tech found a fuse was blown tech tested components did not find any shorts at this time. Tech installed new fuse system is operating properly tech cycled system with thermostat no issues at this time. Tech informed customer on findings and educated benefit of maintenance plan customer invested in premium plan. Spanish speaking only. Big dog

Performed ESA, no issues at todays visit. Found ez trap cap was left unplugged from last visit. Tech put cap back on to ensure no condensate drain issues in the future. Recommended attic tent for pull down ladder due to unit constantly running. Thermostat has been picking up the hot air from attic. Also recommended surge protection. Wants to talk to wife before making a decision.

Sold duct system and ESA

Performed PTU, unit is only 5 years of age but was very dirty. Tech washed and serviced unit. No issues at todays visit. Homeowner invested in PSA.

Callslip made by mistake

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Tech serviced and washed unit. Found signs of rust and corrosion on evap coil but, no leaks at the time of service. Found no further challenges.

Tech found drain line not draining. Quoted same estimate as last visit. drain is in a U shape under the house and EZ trap needs to be installed. Tech supported drain line and replaced trap and float switch. System is now draining properly.

MISC DUCT REPAIR

Tech serviced and washed unit. Found no challenges at this time.unit looked well overall and everything tested exactly how it should. No renewal today customer stated they would call when they were ready. Tech had a very pleasant experience at this service.

Upstairs system. Tech found a tripped SS2 switch which is located in the primary drain line between the airhandler and the P-Trap. Tech flushed out the drain and observed for proper draining. Positive pressure airhandler has no vent after the P-trap, costumer has had history on the drain being a challenge. Tech looked at the drain line the crawlspace and does appear to have a section where it is not supported, which is causing the drain to go slightly uphill as it gets near the exit point, tech also recommends having a EZ-trap installed. Findings and recommendations where informed to the homeowner and tech provided an estimate for the EZ-trap. Costumer will call when they are ready to move forward with the recommendation. Drain line about a positive pressure system will be informed will be to the office for review. System was draining upon departure but liable to trip again. Both prices are on the same estimate.

Priced two mini splits for two seperate rooms upstairs. Has to speak with wife before project starts

Performed ESA, homeowner extended ESA. Homeowners wanted to diagnose upstairs and contact a field supervisor to come out. Tech found upstairs system void of refrigerant and compressor going out. Field supervisor came out a gave quote and wants to hold off. Downstairs system is operating correctly at this time.

Emailed proposal to replace bonus room system. Customer does not use bonus room so he doesn’t know if he wants to replace at this time.

Performed ESA, unit was extremely dirty. Tech cleaned and serviced unit. Took before and after pictures.

Tech arrived and confirmed that system is very low on refrigerant. Swept indoor coil and confirmed aluminum coil is leaking near the bottom left corner closest to drain pan. Customer approved replacing warranty coil and 2 system yearly Premium maintenance. First visit in 6 months. One of three flex duct return lines is collapsed in attic. Customer has already spoken to Bryce about duct replacement. He will follow up with Bryce about duct replacement in attic. Tech recovered remaining refrigerant and flowed nitrogen while brazing in new indoor coil and billow filter drier. Pressure tested system to 200 psi. Passed positive pressure test. Pulled vacuum to 270 microns. System passed standing vacuum test. Recharged system with 7 lbs 5 oz nameplate charge plus 15 oz for 40 about foot line set. Total charge is 8 lbs 4 oz. Tested in each mode without issues.

Customer has 9k BTU mini split that heats and cools FROG, he is wanting to move it to a 22x20 garage with standard non insulated garage door and no insulation in exterior walls. Told customer that the 9k system would not heat and cool garage adequately during hot and cold weather. He is going to speak with his wife about getting a separate mini split for garage.

Performed ESA, recommended hard start kit for the upstairs system to improve the life of compressor and lower amp draws.

Tech washed and serviced unit and found no challenges at this time. Tech recommended Hardstart kit customer agreed. [email protected] Needs to be removed. Customer would like receipt for hard start.

Tech washed and serviced unit and found no challenges at this time.

Tech washed and serviced unit and found no challenges at this time.

Tech found a W2 wire(heat strip) touching 24v at the thermostat base, engaging the heat strips to operate as it cools. Tech educated the homeowner about our maintenance plans. Costumer would like to wait on investing into our maintenance plan for now and only approved todays repairs. Tested cooling upon departure. Checked both indoor and outdoor coils and emphasized on the importance of having clear drain lines. [email protected]

System #4, replaced the keys, blower shaft, and bearings and aligned and adjusted the belt. Blower is back operating

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