Heating and Air Conditioning in Odessa, TX

I performed a comprehensive air conditioning system tune-up, meticulously inspecting all components to ensure optimal performance. The system's electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and cooling capacity were all evaluated. The air filters were cleaned, and the condenser and evaporator coils were checked for any signs of wear or debris. After thorough testing, the system was found to be functioning perfectly, with no issues detected. Additionally, I placed a yard sign to inform customers of the recent service, and I completed a comfort survey to gather feedback on the service quality.

I installed a Louisville Aluminum Attic Stairway for attic access in the garage area. The project involved measuring the space, securing the frame, and attaching the stairway securely. I ensured the installation met safety standards and provided easy access to the attic. The finished product is durable and aesthetically pleasing, enhancing the home's functionality.

I successfully completed an air conditioning system tune-up, thoroughly inspecting all components to ensure optimal performance. Each part was examined for any signs of wear or malfunction, and no issues were found. Additionally, I declined the placement of a yard sign as per the customer's preference. To enhance our service quality, I also filled out a comfort survey, providing valuable feedback on the customer's experience and satisfaction with the service provided.

I performed a comprehensive air conditioning tune-up, discovering that the blower wheel was significantly dirty. I recommended a thorough cleaning to ensure optimal performance. After cleaning, I conducted a detailed inspection and found no other issues, confirming that the system is functioning well. Additionally, I placed a yard sign to notify customers of the service and completed a comfort survey, ensuring customer satisfaction.

Upon inspection, the circuit board was found to be malfunctioning, receiving a 24-volt input but failing to transmit it to the cooling system when activated. This issue prevented the system from responding to cooling requests. After diagnosing the problem, the faulty circuit board was replaced with a new one. Post-replacement, the system was tested to ensure proper functionality, and the cooling system responded correctly to cooling demands, restoring full operational capability.

I performed a comprehensive tune-up on the air conditioning system. Both capacitors were tested, with readings confirming they were within acceptable parameters. The compressor and fan amperage were verified to be good, and the blower functioned correctly. The condensation pump and washout unit were cleaned to ensure optimal performance. However, the outdoor fan capacitor was found to be below the 10% mark, indicating it will need replacement soon. Additionally, an issue was identified where the fan and compressor wires for the capacitor were incorrectly installed, causing the fan to fail and the compressor to run continuously, leading to system freezing.

I successfully wired Units #3 and #4 to the corporate thermostat, ensuring seamless integration. Additionally, I wired Units #2 and #1 to the same system. A technician had previously installed thermostats in the return units, and I verified their proper functioning. I also cleaned the condenser coils of the units, enhancing their efficiency. Furthermore, I assisted in cleaning the condenser coils for three additional units. To complete the job, I procured and utilized four 50-foot water hoses for the necessary cleaning processes.

I performed a comprehensive AC tune-up, meticulously inspecting all components to ensure optimal performance. The system was thoroughly cleaned, and all filters were replaced. I checked the refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and overall functionality, finding everything to be in excellent condition. The air flow and temperature regulation were tested and confirmed to be within the manufacturer's specifications. Additionally, I placed a yard sign to indicate the service completion and filled out a comfort survey to document the system's performance. No issues were identified, and the system is ready for the upcoming season.

I replaced the shredder valves and charged the system with 15 lbs of 410A refrigerant. The condenser unit, model 13PJL60A01 with serial number 7693W271115058, and the air handler, model RHLLHM6024JA with serial number W251224108, were both inspected. The capacitor readings were 79.5/80 for the compressor and 7.51/7.5 for the fan. The contactor was in good condition, and the compressor amp reading was 15.71 with an RLA of 26.3. The outdoor fan reading was 0.85, and the FLA was 1.2. The fin condition was good, but there was dirt causing restriction on the outdoor coil. After charging the system to the manufacturer's specified pressures, I identified a refrigerant leak on the shredder valves.

During the cooling maintenance, I thoroughly inspected the system and found it to be functioning properly. However, I recommend cleaning the coils and blower to enhance cooling efficiency. These additional services require corporate approval before proceeding. Additionally, the customer should upgrade to 2-inch filters with dimensions 16x25x2 for optimal performance. The unit had dirty filters and had frozen, which I addressed during the maintenance. Ensuring these improvements will help maintain the system's efficiency and longevity.

During the air conditioning tune-up, I thoroughly inspected the system and found the blower wheel slightly dirty, which I cleaned to ensure optimal performance. Additionally, I identified the absence of a safety float switch, a critical component for preventing water damage, and recommended its installation. Apart from these findings, the system was in excellent condition with no other issues detected. A comfort survey was completed to document the findings.

Circuit board is out and needs to be replaced including blower motor with new capacitor Transformer will need to be replaced and will include a surge protector to avoid electrical problems in the future Circuit board and motor are ordered and Robert madden will have the items in 3-5 business days Bill out

Inspection completed for 4 yr old system Customer needs new ecm blower motor but will go through Austin air to install motor for them so they can take care of the warranty Gave the customer the mega info just in case they want us to do the maintenance

My fault, drain was level and not properly draining No charge

Cleared drain for 2 units no inspection needed for systems Bill out

Cooling maintenance completed needs 1-2 lbs of 410a to meet manufacturer sub cooling but customer says she’s comfortable with the unit working as is, keeps thermostat at 77 No issues to report with unit Unit is operational and ready for summer Washed off condencer coil, was really stopped up Angie seemed to have fallen and hit her head couch has blood stain called ambulance and took her to the ER

Customer need evaporator coil cleaning in place, talked to customers daughter and will need this coil cleaning scheduled may 1st Can not check system out until evaporator coil is cleaned

Cooling inspection completed changed 55/5 capacitor for system to be able to operate properly Email invoice to jannet

Installed new drain with p trap with Ss2 float switch will need to schedule another day to perform maintenance for cooling Yard sign installed No health sheet report ran out

Cooling maintenance completed 10 mfd cap needed to be replaced for outdoor fan to be able to operate properly Washed off condencer coil was really stopped up

Cooling maintenance completed on all 3 split systems 2 new American std’s needed 2 lbs of refrigerant on each unit Fully charged system met manufacturer sub cooling at 10 degrees All units operational and ready for summer Highly recommend 3 surge protectors on all 3 units to avoid compressors going out

OFFICE AREA: 1- TRANE 5 TON 13.8 SEER 2 UPFLOW TOTAL ELECTRIC SPLIT SYSTEM WITH 23 KW ELECTRIC HEAT. RE-LOCATE OUTDOOR CONDENSING UNIT TO EAST SIDE OF BUILDING.

Blower wheel is really dirty, recommend cleaning Update Blower cleaning complete

Cooling maintenance completed on 2 units Tested pressures, amps, voltage, mfds and washed off outdoor units also cleared both primary drains Primary unit 4 ton unit needed common capacitor wire replaced for compressor to operate Both condenser fins are deteriorating and will need to replace units in the near future

Cooling maintenance complete Only issue found was a lot of dirt inside condenser Washed off condenser coil, tested pressures, amps and mfd’s No issues to report Cooled home from 73 to 68 degrees in less than 10 minutes Cleared drain