Wake Forest NC Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Tech washed and serviced unit and found capacitor to be testing weak tech recommended replacement customer approved. Tech found no other challenges at this time. Unit is up and cooling with a delta t of 21.

PERFORMED CMA INSPECTION ON 2 DEHUMIDIFIERS, 1 SPLIT SYSTEM, 1 GAS UNIT HEATER AND 2 GAS PACKAGE UNITS. PERFORMED FILTER CHANGE OF 7-20x20x1 FILTERS, 2-16x20x2 FILTERS, 2-20x20x2 FILTERS AND 12-20x25x2 FILTERS. UPON FILTER CHANGE TECH NOTICED LAY IN FILTER GRILL IN KITCHEN STORAGE AREA IS MISSING PEICES TO MAKE FILTER GRILL CLOSE FULLY, RECOMMEND REPLACEMENT OF LAY IN FILTER GRILL. WITH A MEMBER SAVINGS OF $44.12. REPLACEMENT OF LAY IN FILTER GRILL WOULD BE $266.88. GAS PAKAGE #1 HAD A BROKEN DRAIN LINE UPON ARRIVAL DRAIN LINE WAS BROKEN OFF FROM DRAIN PAN MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE TO DRAIN CORRECTLY. TECH CLEANED DRAIN PAN AND FIXED PIPE WERE IT WOULD DRAIN BUT NOT DRAIN PROPERLY, RECOMMEND REPLACEMENT OF DRAIN PAN TO ENSURE PROPERE DRAINAGE. WITH A MEMBER SAVINGS OF $157.06, REPLACEMENT OF DRAIN PAN FOR GAS PACKAGE #1 WOULD BE $950.08. ALL OTHER SYSTEMS ARE PERFORMING PROPERLY AT THIS TIME AND ALL SYSTEMS HAVE A PROPER DELTA T. PICTURES AND PERFORMANCE REPORT ARE ATTACHED TO THIS INVOICE.

Tech found s#46JA SYSTEM was low on refrigerant tech found leak in lower txv distribution line. Tech found 2 compressor both are tied in the same lines.tech found pressure at 91/323. Systems takes 17lbs of 410a leak is repairable. Tech did see corrosion on some lines. Tech found other system is operating properly but is trying to satisfy for both areas.

Lobby Unit

Performed ESA, tech found leak inside evaporator coil in the downstairs unit. Tech took pictures of downstairs system including dual furnace and condenser. Video of leak should be uploaded as well as pictures. Homeowner would like to have field supervisor to give him a call to see what his best options are. Homeowner also extended PSA.

Tech found thermostat reading 70 with actual temp at 75. Tech recommends replacing thermostat. Tech replaced thermostat and insulated the hole behind the thermostat that was bringing in cold air. Thermostat is now showing the correct temperature. Tech tested in heat and cool modes and found AC not working and heat only working in Emergency Heat due to no high voltage at the condenser. Fuses were good, but disconnect not receiving voltage. Tech found the main breaker tripped. Tech turned it back on and found unit running, but could hear breaker popping and tech shut it back off. Tech recommended calling an electrician to determine if the breaker needs to be replaced. 3 pole commercial breaker. Manager has been notified.

Tested both zones individually for heat for 20-25 minutes each, both damper motors opened and closed as they should, inspected the burners, flame sensor and igniter for proper operation. Found an insect blocking the bottom section of the burner, removed the insect and cleaned the burner and flame sensor. Checked gas pressure and found it to be slightly high for what the manufacturer recommends, turned down the pressure from 3.8inWc to 3.5inWc. Damper motor for upstairs made a clicking noise once when the zone was tested, tech advised to monitor the upstairs airflow. Tested the system upon departure and both thermostats were satisfied on set point. Tech recommended our ESA(maintenance agreement plan) and decided to invest in yearly PSA. [email protected]

Tech found four permanent aluminum 20*20*1 filters for rooftop make up air unit completely deteriorated. See picture. Tech recommends ordering new filters for make up air unit on rooftop. Replaced filters in package units and washed permanent aluminum filter for package unit economizer. Replaced seven 20*20*1 filters in the kitchen area. Did not replace eight 20*20*1 filters in dining area ceiling. See ServiceTitan picture for updated filter count.

PERFORMED CMA FULL SERVICE ON 2 DEHUMIDIFIERS 1 GAS UNIT, 1 SPIT SYSTEM AND 2 GAS PACK UNITS. ALL SYSTEMS PERFORMING PROPERLY.

19051546JA head pressure was high Schrader on high side port was leaking tech tighted port and cleaned both kitchen and lobby systems Lobby system had insulation fallen inside the system removed insulation while cleaning system. Checked for leaks on lobby system as well in case the description of problems was wrong. Closed back door during visit since units are not designed to cool the outdoors

Tech found the drain for the larger gas pack (kitchen) was completely clogged with algae and partially obstructed by a zip tie. Tech used water hose and shop vac to clean and clear drain trap and drain line. Partially removed drain pan from package unit to use shop vac and water hose to completely clean drain pan. Reassembled drain and closed up unit. System is back draining correctly. Manager on duty also reported front gutter dripping. There are no HVAC drains near that location. There is a tree that has likely clogged the roof gutter with leaves. Tech recommends cleaning gutter and sealing seam in the bottom of gutter where it drips. Not HVAC related. Manager on duty also reported dehumidifiers not getting power. Service history reports we confirmed the same on May 15. Tech ensured that dehumidifier breakers are on. Humidistat is lit up and reports humidity setpoint is satisfied. Humidistat is powered from dehumidifier. No batteries. Dehumidifier is operational. Said registers in