Kinston NC Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Whole sewer back up had do repair on sewer line under house make shore it would not back up again

Gave customer proposal, started running credit and customer insisted they had to get on the road and didn’t have time to do it

Took pictures and collected data on 12 units for CMA proposal

Heat will not light Customer state it only three years old Chris advise me to tell him to contact whoever put it in because it should still be under warranty repair drain line in bathroom up stair then he came back told me that call people put in it been 8 years ago so Chris is go try get pieces for repair

Upon arrival homeowner stated a copper line was sweating inside attic causing water damage to ceiling. After further inspection tech found copper tubing connected to condensate pump. Condensate pump would pump water through copper line up into attic and then out the side of house. Informed homeowner cold water flowing through that copper line into attic is causing condensation issue. Tech also found a air duct leak right next to where copper line crosses causing even more condensation issues. Tech repaired duct leak and repositioned condensate drain(copper line). Duct work is also in poor condition and a field supervisor will be in contact with them to set up an appointment in the future. Homeowners would also like to have a quote on condensate drains. Invested in PSA maintenance agreement.

Technician returned with both boards and system turned on but was not communicating to the remote technician replaced batteries and still would not communicate. Technician then turned breaker off and tested out components and when turned back on led lights never turned back on.technician spoke with tech support and was testing when signal got lost and was not able to reach back to tech support for further assistance. Technician informed office will return with solution

Upon arrival homeowner stated downstairs system not cooling.. Homeowner has 3 systems, the one that is down controls homeowners bed room and left side of home. After further inspection, tech found dual run capacitor testing weak, tech then installed a new dual run capacitor and compressor still would not come on. Tech then Installed a hard start kit to kickstart compressor but still failed. Compressor is seized up, field supervisor will be on site shortly.

Replaced blower motor, system is cooling.

Staff reported DOO1- D004 are intermittently going off with an audible alarm. Pointed out there is a standalone smoke detector next to the upstairs elevator labeled D-004 and one by the downstairs elevator labeled D-003. Tech removed and inspected upstairs Mike detector. Saw no challenges. Alarm did not go off. It was not alarming now nor does Fire Alarm panel in basement give any obvious alarm codes. Tech found chiller on the roof was running on arrival with no active error codes. The AHUs above the drop ceiling do not appear to have any duct detectors installed or wired. Smoke/CO alarm system appears separate from HVAC. HVAC is cooling. Tech recommends calling a fire alarm contractor to assess and remedy intermittent issue with alarm producing panel and detectors. Tech billed for service call. Laura EDWARDS is replacing Jerries position as primary contact.

Tenant stated aux pan filled with water and they have since vacuumed it out. Found drain line clogged. Cleared and tested line. Moved aux pan float switch to lowest point of pan. Found water dripping from back corner of air handler into pan, primary pan overflowed and wet the insulation. Found air handler to be un level not allowing enough fall for system to drain properly. Unable to reach credit union office after hours, sent estimate for leveling air handler will need two technicians. System is cooling at this time.

Tech preformed CMA FULL SERVICE on 2 Gas Pack Units, 1 Package Heat Pump and 1 Split System. Building was locked and no one at location. Tech called contact number given and left message but tech did not receive call back during service. Tech was able to service all outside equipment, but not able to service inside equipment or change Air Filters. All 3 Package Systems are operating within specifications at this time. The Condenser unit for Split System is operating but tech did find fan capacitor is weak and does recommend replacing capacitor to prevent future challenges. Tech has attached estimate to invoice for price of replacing capacitor. Tech has also attached SYSTEM PERFORMANCE REPORTS to invoice along with pictures.

White sut are ash look stuff told to call gas company

Tech preformed CMA INSPECTION on 2 Gas Pack Units, 2 Package Heat Pumps, 13 Split Systems and 7 Wall Mount Units. Upon inspection tech found Split System #1 was not operating due to breaker being off. According to history of unit this is a recurring challenge. Tech also found return box of ductwork pulled away and sagging down from Air Handler. System is over 20+ years old and with current challenges, Tech recommends replacing System. Split System #3 was found with evaporator coil freezing up. Tech shut system off and turn just blower on to thaw coil. Tech then checked pressures and found low suction pressure in cool mode. Tech then checked pressures in heat mode and found suction pressure to be normal. This leads tech to believe indoor TXV is failing. Also the blower capacitor has tested weak. Due to system being 10 years old, Tech recommends replacing system over Repairing. Tech will have office contact customer about further options. Tech did find a weak blower capacitor on Package

Upon arrival homeowner stated system would short cycle, tech ran system and found pressures to be within spec, subcooling and superheat are perfect. Thermostat was also satisfied upon arrival. Tech informed homeowner no issues, can’t duplicate issue again. Recommended maintenance agreement, stated he cleans the system himself. Also stated having a water heater issue, spoke with office and should be scheduling.

Tech performed esa on trane package unit, found no challenges at todays visit.

Want ice make line cap off And help home owner remove old fridge

Upon arrival tech found system out on low pressure due to failed blower motor. Lennox gas pack for front office, 1/2 HP motor. Informed field supervisor.

Replaced warranty variable speed blower motor, system is back up and cooling.

Unit is unlevel that is why it isn’t drain right Main water valve drop need be replaced contact us back if have questions

-Arrived to find thermostat satisfied within 2 degrees. Blower operating upon arrival. Found settings for thermostat appropriate to equipment type. Compressor and outdoor fan operating with call from thermostat. System currently operating with a return temperature of 79 degrees, supply temperature of 72. Observed water around various blower compartments. Suspect system may be freezing due to low refrigerant charge. Recommend approval of system operation check/inspection to test capacitors, check refrigerant pressures, and examine condition of system. Provided estimate for system operation check. Customer approved continuing with system performance check. -Upon opening evaporator coil compartment, large amount of water poured from unit. Found evaporator coil dirty and heavily corroded due to water exposure. Drain pan is very dirty and drain line appears to be clogged causing water to collect inside unit. Compressor passed megohm test. Recorded pressures and subcooling as shown in photo

Checked for water leak and found that master bath toilet was not turning off at all. Replaced fill valve and flapper.

(XR14) 4TWR4024N1000A/TEM4B0B24M21SA & UNIT STAND

Tech serviced and cleaned unit per service agreement, tech found no challenges at today’s visit, system is back up and running with a delta t of 20+ degrees, tech used one 14x24x1 filter.

Upon arrival tech found condenser in a hard lockout due to open low pressure switch. Tech reset fault and monitored pressures, pressures immediately dropped upon startup due to blower not running at air handler. Found module receiving 240v as well as 24v call, module has failed. Will need to order new motor and module under parts warranty and return to repair. Left power off to system for now.

Upon arrival tech found blower receiving a 24v call but not running. Found recently replaced blower relay full of water on inside. Relay had failed due to water. Replaced relay and blower came on properly, searched for any signs on condensation in electrical compartment. Tech found no indications, sealed small gaps around breaker knockout with seal tape and sealed new relay. Service warranty.