AC Repair, Plumbers & Electricians in Spring, TX

Came out and made a few repairs that we had given estimates for at the home inspection. We changed the cartridge out on the lavatory in the guest bath upstairs and we changed out the Toto fill valve on the right bathroom downstairs. Everything is tested for leaks and good to go the customer paid with credit card and no follow up needed.

AC Diagnostic System:main Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device-TXV VSAT/LSAT-47/110 SH/SC-14/8 Outdoor Entering Air Temperature -95 Filter Size(s)20x25x4 Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes: primary line has a restriction causing the inline float switch to trip and cut off the unit. Could add blow out valve and attempt to clear the primary but I strongly Recommend replacement of the system being it is 10 yrs old and a lot of money has been put into it in the past. Robin agreed to have comfort advisor quote new system. Comfort advisor scheduled tomorrow between 9-10. Static’s-RP .05 /FR .52/FS .25 /SP .12TESP: .77

Follow Up Collect payment System- Master Bedroom Approx Age of System: 4yrs Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 118/361 SLT/LLT: 53/99 VSAT/LSAT- 39/109 Superheat/Subcool-10 Outdoor Entering Air Temp- 97 Outdoor Fan FLA- .5 Compressor RLA/LRA- 6.7/31 Contactor Voltage-240/24 Capacitor Rating-35/5 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp- 73 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 57 Supply Temp-50 Temperature Difference- 23 Required Difference- 16-20 Blower FLA- 2.8 Filter Sizes – 20x25x4 Changed Filters – Y (customer supplied) Blew out drain line: N Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes Unit was operational on arrival. Checked filters. Checked operating pressures and temperatures. Checked indoor and outdoor electrical. All other components showed no visible issues at this time. Cleaned dehumidifier filter. System- Upstairs Approx Age of System: 4yrs Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 133/379 SLT

As Per Agreement

Homeowner had us out today due to a kitchen sink stoppage. Ran sewer machine approximately 45 feet in clear the stoppage that was affecting the kitchen sink and laundry. Ran hot water for partially 10 minutes and watched it go through the clean out on the right side of the house. Everything is draining properly now. They go over the comfort club for HVAC and plumbing with homeowner she wants to talk to her husband. Also checked out the water heater the water heater is 16 years old. Gave estimate to either change out to a six-year warranty Rheem or a 10 year warranty Rheem.

Returned to install air scrubber and overflow that customer wanted to get installed into rental property. Installed air scrubber and overflow protection and blew out line and Flushed line set with a gallon of water. Customer told me to sign to process credit card put OTP for phone access.

We were out today to do our annual home inspection In the hall bath, sink is slow to drain. Recommend snaking the drain. In the utility room, customer concerned the sink is slow draining. Filled and drained sink multiple times, seems to be draining as it should. Did find a small leak on the nut attaching the drainage to the basket strainer. Customer decided to clear the drain and tighten the nut on the basket strainer. Ran hand top to clear sink. Fill and drained sink multiple times to check for leaks and functionality, everything is operating as it should. No warranty on drain cleaning. Nut attaching drainage to basket strainer was only on by one thread. Removed nut and the tubular extension. Cleaned threads on strainer and applied pipe dope. Hooked everything back up and checked for leaks, found none.

System- Upstairs Approx Age of System: 3yrs Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 123/31 SLT/LLT: 57/89 VSAT/LSAT- 41/99 Superheat/Subcool- 15/9 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-90 Outdoor Fan FLA- .9 Compressor RLA/LRA- 10.1/121 Contactor Voltage- 242/25 Capacitor Rating-45/5 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-77 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 60 Supply Temp-59 Temperature Difference- 18 Required Difference- 16-20 Filter Sizes – 20x30x1 Changed Filters – Acceptable Blew out drain line: Y Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Unit was operational on arrival. Checked filters. Checked operating pressures and temperatures. Checked indoor and outdoor electrical. All other components showed no visible issues at this time. Recommend compressor saver-(to reduce amp and extend equipment life). System- Downstairs Approx Age of System: 12 Refrigerant Type- R22 Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 70/193 SLT/LLT: 6403/98 VSAT/L

Came out today to look at a few different issues for the customer. The customer mentioned a rattling sound in the wall when his washing machine ran so we gave him an estimate for some air arrestors to install on the washing machine valves. Also the flapper in the master toilet was leaking through so we gave a quote to change that. The customer also had a disposal for us to change out and while we were under there we investigated a bad odor, and after pulling the escussion loose and removing the material they had stuffed in the wall we got a scope in there and could not find anything. Also got a scope into the relief vent section and could not find any non-connected areas that would let sewer gas in the cabinet. We resealed the plug that didn’t look like it was properly sealed and we ended up bypassing the airgap. For now the smell seem to have dissipated but the customer will let us know if it returns and we can have Woodlands restoration go out and check for mold or they can pay for

Final Inspection

Arrived to install hall tub and shower trim on moen positemp valve, a So install drain trim. Install customer 3 lavatory popup assemblies and tested for leaks. Install new angle stops for kitchen faucet in order to connect customer faucet. Went to straighten tubular drain and pipe came apart from wall pipe. Replaced necessary drain fittings and ptrap to fix, tested for leaks and operation.

System- upstairs Approx Age of System: 8 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 132/300 SLT/LLT: 61/91 VSAT/LSAT- 46/95 Superheat/Subcool- 20/6 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-82 Outdoor Fan FLA- 1.1 Compressor RLA/LRA-10.8/127 Contactor Voltage-240 Capacitor Rating-45/5 actual 45/5 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-72 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 63 Supply Temp- 57 Temperature Difference- 15 Required Difference-15-20 Blower FLA- 7.1 Filter Sizes – 20x25x4 Changed Filters – N Customer will Blew out drain line: N No blow out valve Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Scheduled next tune up date: System- downstairs Approx Age of System: 8 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 116/291 SLT/LLT: 62/86 VSAT/LSAT-44/93 Superheat/Subcool-28/7 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-82 Outdoor Fan FLA- 1.3 Compressor RLA/LRA-16.4/144 Contactor Voltage-242 Capacitor Rating-70/10 actual 70/10 Indoor R

Homeowner had us out today due to the grill not starting up and also the fire pit not working. Advised homeowner to have one of the patio companies come out to take a look at the fire pit as per Shane. Turn the gas on the fire pit and grill is working properly. Checked around for any gas leaks and found none. Also talk to homeowner about the 12 year old water heaters.Found both T&P valves not working. Also found the vent on the right not sitting properly on the Water heater. Could possibly cause carbon monoxide in the attic. Advised homeowner. They just wanted some estimates.

System- Approx Age of System: 2yrs Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 133/289 SLT/LLT: 56/86 VSAT/LSAT- 46/93 Superheat/Subcool- 46/73 Outdoor Entering Air Temp- 84 Outdoor Fan FLA- 1.0 Compressor RLA/LRA- 12.1/149 Contactor Voltage- 243/25 Capacitor Rating- 68.00/7.33 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp- 75 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 59 Supply Temp-57 Temperature Difference- 18 Required Difference- 20-16 Blower FLA- 9.4 Filter Sizes – No Access Changed Filters – No Access Blew out drain line: N (no blowout valve) Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Unit was operational on arrival. Checked operating pressures and temperatures. Checked indoor and outdoor electrical. Condenser LRA is over rating of 134a. Unit has no overflow protection. All other components showed no visible issues at this time. Recommend compressor saver-(to reduce amp and extend equipment life), Overflow protection package-(to protect c

Came out today to perform a QAC on James his work. Everything look good. Did find one toilet that had a sticking handle. Homeowner authorize me to change the handle out. Everything else is good.

AC Diagnostic System: Upstairs Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device- TXV SP/HP 268/268 SLT/LLT VSAT/LSAT SH/SC Outdoor Entering Air Temperature 95 Filter Size(s) 20x30x1 Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes: Upstairs system not cooling. Found the capacitor failed. The refrigerant pressures were standing at 268 which is not bad but only way to tell for sure where the pressures are at is to get the system running. Mrs Yamani approved replacement of the capacitor. After getting the system running I found the refrigerant pressures low and recorded the following. System: Upstairs Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device- TXV SP/HP 88/303 SLT/LLT 92/95 VSAT/LSAT 25/96 SH/SC 66/0.6 Found the leak with a leak detector at the condenser coil. Gave the new information to Mrs Yamani and explained we can add refrigerant but that doesn’t solve the problem just pushes it down the road. Or we can install a new condenser. She opted to get an estima

Came back out today to install American standard aqua seal stems for upstairs daughters bathroom. Installed a new cartridges and they did not work. Still leaking on the hot side. Took out several times and tried over and over again. Kept leaking. Talk to homeowner they are going to buy a new faucet. Gave them estimate to change out homeowner provided faucet plus changing out the angle stops and supply tubes. Homeowner accepted and return is scheduled for August 5th, 8-10 AM.

AC Diagnostic System: Upstairs Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device-TXV SP/HP 123/340 SLT/LLT 86/104 VSAT/LSAT 42/104 SH/SC 44/0 Outdoor Entering Air Temperature 100 Filter Size(s) 16x25x4 Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes: Customer said that when she was out walking her dogs that she could hear a clanking noise coming from her older a/c unit. On arrival unit was operational. Checked condenser. Found condenser fan motor wires were being sucked into condenser fan blades. Secured wires. Checked operating temperatures and pressures. Unit is under charged. Added 3lbs of 410a (VSAT/LSAT- 55/112 SH/SC-13/3). Due to age and refrigerant leak I recommend considering replacement options. RP .13 /FR .45/FS .47 /SP .16 /TESP .92

Returned to complete recommendations from Henry’s tuneup visit. Also noticed organic growth in both supply plenums, recommending adding air scrubbers to kill off organic growth, help prevent further buildup, as well as increase air quality. Completed requested work, Blower Motor capacitor , warranty capacitor, 2 compressor savers, in-line shut off switch,2 minor condenser coil cleanings and 2 air scrubbers. Upon completion of work, system is operating and cooling properly.

Homeowner has back out today to install Four Kohler elongated toilets and make some repairs to the two water heaters in the attic. Also had to change one hose bib. Changed out all four toilets and tested everything is working properly. On the water heaters changed out the emergency shut off valve, both T&P valves, Also flushed both water heaters. Everything is up and running as it should be. Also Cut out compression male adaptors and soldered on four male adaptors.

Checked heaters in attic. Both were on and not having any issues. They just had a inspection done and it’s possible the inspector could of turned them down. Let home owner know they can turn them up but I cannot . Heaters are in good shape and have no leaks or issues

System- single Approx Age of System: 11 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 117/359 SLT/LLT: 55/106 VSAT/LSAT- 39/108 Superheat/Subcool- 15/1 Outdoor Entering Air Temp- 93 Outdoor Fan FLA- 1.1 Compressor RLA/LRA- 12.6/128.2 (117) Contactor Voltage- 243 Capacitor Rating-70/10 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp- 71 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 64 Supply Temp- 55 Temperature Difference-16 Required Difference- 15 Blower FLA- 5.8 Filter Sizes – 20x30x1 Changed Filters – N Blew out drain line: N Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- performed ac tuneup. System was operational upon arrival. Found compressor over amping on startup. Condenser coil is deteriorating. System was low on r410a.

FINAL INSPECTION

Checked fill valve In Restroom. Was set and not having any issues

Arrived to the Auten property to replace existing plugs with tamperproof plugs. At this time I see no reason to do a follow up call.

System- Approx Age of System: 6yrs Refrigerant Type-R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 146/346 SLT/LLT: 61/99 VSAT/LSAT- 50/104 Superheat/Subcool-9/5 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-95 Outdoor Fan FLA- .7 Compressor RLA/LRA- 11.1/38 Contactor Voltage-244/26 Capacitor Rating- 44.00/4.95 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-79 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 59 Supply Temp-60 Temperature Difference- 19 Required Difference- 16-20 Filter Sizes – Mechanical Media Air Changed Filters – Acceptable Blew out drain line: Y Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Unit was operational on arrival. Checked filters. Checked operating pressures and temperatures. Checked indoor and outdoor electrical. All other components showed no visible issues at this time. Recommend UV coil treatment-(to prevent organic growth, improve air quality, and maintain efficiency)

System-DS Approx Age of System: 5 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP:117.5/329.7 SLT/LLT:56.1/90.3 VSAT/LSAT- 39.5/102.6 Superheat/Subcool-16.7/12.4 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-92 Outdoor Fan FLA- R 1 A.88 Compressor RLA/LRA- R21.1/104 A12.5/99.3 Contactor Voltage-239/26 Capacitor Rating-30.7.5 A32/6.7 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-75.2 Return Wet Bulb Temp-65.8 Supply Temp- 54.9 Temperature Difference-20.3 Required Difference-15-21 Blower FLA- 8.3 Filter Sizes – 20x25x4 Changed Filters – N Customer will change Blew out drain line: Y Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes-Arrived on site met with customer performed AC tuneup, found the system did not have blowout valve or in line switch. System is operating within specifications. Rinsed condenser coil and installed blowout valve and inline safety switch. Scheduled next tune up date: System-US Approx Age of System: 5 Refrigerant Type- R410

Came back out today to make repairs to waterlines in the dining room kitchen area. Then we turned the water back on we tested everything out and found no other leaks. Everything is working properly.

System- Approx Age of System: 12yrs Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 120/288 SLT/LLT: 69/92 VSAT/LSAT- 40/92 Superheat/Subcool- 28/0 Outdoor Entering Air Temp- 90 Outdoor Fan FLA- .9 Compressor RLA/LRA- 9.0/89 Contactor Voltage-240/25 Capacitor Rating-43.78/4.95 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp- 73 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 60 Supply Temp- 53 Temperature Difference- 20 Required Difference- 16-20 Filter Sizes – 20x30x1 Changed Filters – Acceptable Blew out drain line: N (no blowout valve) Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Unit was operational on arrival. Checked filters. Checked operating pressures and temperatures. Checked indoor and outdoor electrical. Superheat is high and subcooling is low. Blower motor capacitor is bad rated for 7.5mfd and operating at 6.80nfd. Condenser LRA is over rating of 79a. Organic growth is in supply plenum. All other components showed no visible issues at this time

Master shower on the left side was constantly dripping. Showed home owner the cost to repair seats and springs in the cartridge. He accepted the estimate and we replaced the seats and springs. It was working and had no issues . If problem does come back, we will need to replace the cartridge.

Arrived on site and met with customer. Checked thermostats and the filter reminder was set to 3 months, I changed them to 6 months. Checked filters, changed 2 of 3. Filters were supplied by customer

As Per Agreement

As Per Agreement

Called out because there was water coming through the ceiling. Mr Aguilar said he’s had this problem with the old unit, and he installed this one about a year ago and he still has the problem. The drain line is clear, the coil is level and the primary drain pan has a factory pitch away from the supply plenum back towards the coil. The water is dripping from about a foot past the coil at a joint in the trunk line. Water appears to getting blown past primary pan by the air flow. Checked the static pressure and the blower speed. TESP is 0.98 and the blower has been turned down to medium, which is 1140 CFM at current static’s. Can’t slow the blower any more as the CFM is already too low 4 ton unit should have 1600 CFM ideally, or a minimum of 1400 CFM. Recommended additional return as the chase does not provide as much air as the system needs and adding Supplies because once we lower return static’s then the supply static’s are likely to go up. Advised that’s the best we can do

Arrived to the Shubin residence to give them an estimate on running power to their new hot tub. I Showed them the estimate which they approved. I completed the work the same day and at this point I do not see a reason to follow up call. They are needing other work done which I will get with my team leader Thursday morning.

Came out today because homeowner was having a leak coming from the upstairs. I had to cut a couple holes and found where the P-trap that the AC condensation drain is draining into had a nail hole in it. Had to cut P-trap and sanitary tee out and replace. Everything is working properly there is no more leaks. Advised homeowner before I cut the holes that we do not make repairs on sheet rock.

Customer had us out today for a p trap coming apart. Found the p trap hooked up backwards due to high rough in on drain arm. Quoted to move Tee down. Cut wall and old tee out. Moved tee down about 2 1/2” and installed new tubular p trap. Dropped disposal to run dishwasher discharge line through disposal. Reinstalled disposal. Filled and drained both sinks multiple times to check for leaks and functionality, everything is operating as it should. Customer also asked us to look at the shower in her room to see if it was leaks. Removed access panel and looked at valve, tub spout and shower riser. Found no leaks. Caulking is old and missing from both the trim plate and tub spout. Also saw signs of water leaking where tub meets the surround. Customer is going to have the tile replaced and would like for us to install a new valve when this occurs. We will need to follow up with the customer because sh3 wants us to provide the valve and trim. We will also need to schedule a QA

System-main Approx Age of System: 10 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 116/291 SLT/LLT: 49/93 VSAT/LSAT- 40.8/95 Superheat/Subcool- 40/93 Outdoor Entering Air Temp- 79 Outdoor Fan FLA- 9.0 Compressor RLA/LRA- .97 Contactor Voltage- 239 Capacitor Rating- 75/6.5 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-76 Return Wet Bulb Temp-66 Supply Temp- 57 Temperature Difference- 19 Required Difference- 15-20 Blower FLA- 3.5 Filter Sizes – 20x30x1 Changed Filters – clean Blew out drain line: Y Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- unit is operational at manufacturers specifications. Attic: Going through tune up and found the sanuvox bulb was not on installed last year. Changed bulb and realized the ballast was non functioning, went head and changed out due to unit being under warranty uploaded new pictures of new ballast. Got new bulb Installed. Sanuvox unit is now running properly. Outside: Unit is running properly at manufactu

Homeowner had us out today due to a leak that was coming through on the downstairs dining room. Her handyman thought it was coming from the Stack in the P-trap for the AC condensation line after further review found it to be leaking from a galvanized T. Need to cut all out and redo some piping. Refer to special work up form Shauna has already filled out. Also homeowner has already agreed to do the work. It is scheduled for 10 to 2 on July 30

System-NE Corne Approx Age of System: 5 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP:112.1/352.8 SLT/LLT:50.6/95.8 VSAT/LSAT- 37.1/107.3 Superheat/Subcool-13.7/11.6 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-85 Outdoor Fan FLA- R.7 A Compressor RLA/LRA-R7.8/52 A .5/48.4 Contactor Voltage-489/26.9 Capacitor Rating-5 A4.86 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-75.1 Return Wet Bulb Temp-62.3 Supply Temp- 51.8 Temperature Difference-23.3 Required Difference-15-21 Blower FLA- 1.83 Filter Sizes – 20x20x1 Changed Filters – N Blew out drain line: Y Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- system operating within specifications Scheduled next tune up date: System-NW Corner Approx Age of System: 5 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP:110.8/343.6 SLT/LLT:48.5/98.3 VSAT/LSAT- 36.5/105.5 Superheat/Subcool-12.1/7.3 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-85 Outdoor Fan FLA- R.7 A.4 Compressor RLA/LRA-R7.8/52 A5.00/49.3 Contac

AC Diagnostic System:main Customer stated that when ac is on it starts dripping water from the light fixture and the ceiling starts dampening. When they shut it off for a couple of hours the ceiling begins to dry. I inspected the short primary line and as far as I can see there is no visible leak in the attic but the line does run in between the bathroom and bedroom upstairs and may be leaking directly onto the first floor between the walls where the kitchen is located. Will have plumbing take a look at this issue since the leak is in between the walls. Returned tstat to original settings: y(off)

Came out today to give the customer an estimate to change out one of his two water heaters in the attic, we did mention that it’s usually better to take out both of the water heaters and go with a tankless because they are more efficient and last a whole lot longer but they are not interested in tankless So we gave a quote for a conventional 40 gallon natural gas. The customer has multiple estimates to decide on so he will let us know if he wants to go with us.

Diagnostic Upstairs The unit is coming on but no air is coming from the vents. On arrival blower motor was not operational. Checked blower motor electrical. Found faulty capacitor rated for 10mfd and operating 0mfd. Preformed continuity and ground test on blower motor. No issue. Replaced capacitor. Checked operation. Checked temperature split, 16 to ensure comfort

AC Diagnostic System: downstairs Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device-TXV SP/HP 105/243 SLT/LLT 40/85 VSAT/LSAT 34.2/81 SH/SC 6/0 Outdoor Entering Air Temperature 75 (rain) Filter Size(s) 20x25x4 Notes: Returned to finish diagnostic on frozen coil. Checked evaporator coil removed chunks of ice still in coil, evaporator coil had thawed out. Performed quick sniffer leak with electronic leak detector. Found leak in evaporator coil. Customer was present while finding leak. Checked pressures, unit is low on refrigerant, couldn’t get proper pressures due to rain and weather. Evaporator coil is still under warranty. NON CC $2542/ CC $2034. Went over estimates customer stated he will get a second quote from someone else. Will reach out to us if he’d like to proceed. Recommendations: comfort club membership . .

Came out today and did find where I had to tighten up the gas flex just a little bit. Found very little bubbles coming out. Sprayed again and there is no more leaks. Sprayed all fittings I had my hands on nothing else is leaking.

AC Diagnostic System: Upstairs Refrigerant Type R22 Metering Device- TXV SP/HP 26/151 SLT/LLT 80/82 VSAT/LSAT 2.5/83 SH/SC 77/1 Outdoor Entering Air Temperature 76 Return Temperature- 83 Supply Temperature- 82 from top, 68 from side Static Pressure RP 0.20 /FR — /FS 0.32 /SP 0.19 TESP 0.52 Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: N Notes: Came out to reassess how bad the refrigerant leak is on the upstairs unit. Mr. Vega said the unit is longer freezing but still not cooling sufficiently. Took air temperature readings per Mr Vegas request and explained That the reason the air temperature is different depending on where you check is because there is not enough refrigerant to fill the coil so one part of the coil is still able to coil while another part is not. If coil can’t work properly it is unable to cool the house. Then went outside to check the pressures and found the pressures even lower than before he added refrigerant. Explained

System- American Standard Approx Age of System: 12 Refrigerant Type- R22 Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 77/199 SLT/LLT: 60/95 VSAT/LSAT- 46/101 Superheat/Subcool- 13/5 Outdoor Entering Air Temp- 90 Outdoor Fan FLA- 0.9 Compressor RLA/LRA- 5.6/50.8 Contactor Voltage- 238 Capacitor Rating- (35/5) Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp- 75 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 62 Supply Temp- 57 Temperature Difference- 18 Required Difference-19 Blower FLA- DNG Filter Sizes – 16x25x1 Changed Filters – N Blew out drain line: N Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- system was operational upon arrival. Inspected system during operation and general conditions. r22 charge is a low. System is still cooling. All the filters in the house are very dirty - a lot of work being done inside. Static’s x R-0.88, S-0.19, SP- 0.12 Scheduled Skyler for 08/04 1-2 System- Rheem (addition) Approx Age of System: 5 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering

Homeowner had us out today to do a tankless to tankless change out. Installed a Rinnai RL75. That is the same size that was on there to begin with. Checked everything out to make sure everything was working properly. There is plenty of hot water again. Also the control board is working on the inside of the house. Tankless is on outside of house.

Arrived to check gas leak found by an ac tech on furnace lines in attic. Upon arrival customer stated that he had called the gas company and they came out and shut off the gas, meter is locked. Informed customer that with out the gas being on we would need to do a gas pressure test to confirm location and test after the repairs are made. Customer showed me where the gas company stated the leak was. Informed customer I would take apart and reseal all fittings on the furnace gas lines from where he showed me all the way to the valves as that was they only way to get to the fitting he specified. Took apart and resealed all necessary fittings. Unable to test without a gas test. Customer has called gas company back out to turn on gas. Customer is uninterested in comfort club at this time.

Unit- AC3 Carrier MN: 48HCEB06A2P6A0K1F0 SN: 2913C88676 Found drain line extremely clogged. Drain line wasn’t glued together so I was able to take it apart and clear the ptrap and the termination point at the unit. I then vibrated the drain line and got the debris out of the line itself. At this time the drain line is draining properly. It may take some time for the water in the duct work to subside.