McDonough, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Performed diagnostic on main floor 18yr old Goodman unit, upon arrival customer stated unit wasn’t working, checked tstst, already in ac mode, upon going to basement found blower running, upon going to outdoor unit found not running, checked voltage, getting 240v but not 24v, checked all low voltage wiring, also found capacitor completely failed reading 0, went back to furnace, checked control board, there is visual burn marks in back of board, checked transformer m getting 24v into unit but control board not putting out 24v, recommended replacing control board, customer declined, recommend install supervisor, customer approved, schedule with office to have install supervisor reach out to customer with updated quote, main floor unit not working at time

Work Completion Summary Returned to complete the evaporator coil replacement on the R-410A system. We safely recovered the refrigerant, removed the failed evaporator coil, and installed the new coil. Nitrogen was flowed continuously during the brazing process to prevent contamination and oxidation within the refrigerant lines. After installation, we performed a nitrogen pressure test and verified all connections were leak-free. The system was pressure tested to 200 PSI and held steady for 10 minutes with no loss of pressure. We then pulled a deep vacuum below 500 microns to remove moisture and non-condensables from the system before recharging. Once the vacuum was verified, the system was recharged with R-410A refrigerant. Initial operating readings indicated the system was undercharged, as evidenced by extremely low subcooling. Additional refrigerant was added and the system was adjusted to manufacturer specifications. After charging, subcooling returned to normal and refrigerant p

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Work Completion & Maintenance Summary Returned on 06/02/2025 to complete all previously approved repairs. Replaced the failed condenser fan motor and contactor and verified proper operation of the system upon completion. In addition to the repair, I performed the customer’s first Home Care Maintenance. The system was thoroughly inspected and tested in cooling mode. Refrigerant pressures, electrical components, amperage readings, temperature split, and overall system performance were checked and found to be operating within manufacturer specifications. The outdoor unit was cleaned and inspected for any remaining debris related to the previous ant infestation. All system safeties were verified, and the equipment was cycled multiple times to ensure reliable operation. At this time, the system is cooling properly and operating according to manufacturer specifications. No additional issues were found during today’s visit. Recommendations * Continue changing the air filter regularly to

Came out today to perform one system HVAC maintenance. Upon arrival found heat pump air handler from 2018. At this time performed full system diagnostic. Upon inspection of the indoor system, found all zone dampers, and motors, working properly, the blower will has buildup and needs to be clean, the blower capacitor is bad, the drain line has been cleaned and flushed, upon inspection of the outdoor system found 410a refrigerant a little low, condenser coil has buildup, the outdoor capacitor is bad and below range, the contactor is burnt pitted. At this time the customer has no TE standard flood protection nor does she have UV protection for the system. On today’s visit, customer approved only a one time maintenance inspection. See estimate for any further concerns. System is currently running, but not working 100% efficient.

No cooling call, system controls right side of home, checked for power at air handler and system, was not getting 240 volts, checked for 120 volts on each leg, system did have 120 volts however not 240 volts, breaker is not sending power to air handler, breaker will need to be replaced, customer agreed to replace breaker, replaced breaker and started system up and found that compressor and condenser fan motor was overamping, system is also low on refrigerant, refrigerant is R-22, R-22 refrigerant is no obsolete, recommeded replacing system due to the amount of issues with system, system also does not have standard TE flood protection, customer did want install supervisor out to give quote on updating system, we will have office call first thing tomorrow morning to schedule a good time to come out.

Came out today to complete one system HVAC service call. On arrival customer stated yesterday the system was working and then it stopped. Upon visual inspection of the system, found drain pan completely full of water, and after removing flood protection to see what it would do the outdoor condenser fan would not turn on. Proceeded to perform full system evaluation. Upon evaluation found the outdoor condenser coil is dirty, the outdoor capacitor was bad and had failed completely, the outdoor was burnt pitted, the indoor filter was very dirty, there is no TE standard flood protection, there is no UV protection, the blower cap was found to be reading good, the drain line was clogged, the blower will is dirty, this is a 4 ton system with 3 tons of airflow. On today’s visit, customer approved option a Band-Aid repair to get the system back up and running. See estimates for any further concerns. System is now back on and functioning.

Came out to a no cool on a 2021 Amana R-410A system. After completing a full diagnostic evaluation, we found that the system was freezing up at the evaporator coil. We checked refrigerant pressures, subcool, and superheat readings, and all readings were outside of manufacturer specifications. The evaporator coil temperature was reading 19°F, which is well below the freezing point and is causing the coil to ice over and restrict airflow throughout the system. We also found that the outdoor condenser coils are extremely dirty, restricting airflow and causing the system to operate inefficiently. Due to the refrigerant readings being out of range, we spoke with the customer and received approval to perform a leak search. After completing the leak search, we found that the evaporator coil is leaking refrigerant. The system is currently still under manufacturer warranty. Recommendations: * Replace the leaking evaporator coil under manufacturer warranty. * Perform a complete condenser coil

Came out today to complete HVAC service call on bonus room mini split. Arrival customer stated the mini split has not worked for quite some time. Upon inspection of the system found that the heat pump condenser fan motor was receiving voltage, but not spinning. This motor is not currently seized, but it is a bad motor. Advised customer that this system is from 2015. And until I can get the motor replaced to go through the entire system, there may be more issues. At this time, the compressor comes on, but the fan motor never comes on. System will run for a brief moment until safety switches kick in to kick off the system. At this time, mini split is not currently working see estimates for further concerns.