McDonough, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Return to install control board for unit. Control board was installed. Unit is now operating to manufacture specifications unit is no longer bypassing the board.

Called out for leak coming from the washing machine box gave estimate to replace box. Customer agreed cut open the wall beneath the washing machine box and removed the old one installed new washing machine box with hammer, arresters and washing machine hoses tested everything no leaks and working properly at this time.

Arrived at customers home to a no cool. Customer explained that a lightning storm struck the house knocked out the system. Upon initial inspection, I found that the blower motor was blown and transformer. Both components were replaced and air handler was back online. With those aspects fixed and power now going to the outdoor unit. I then found that the control board was bad as well. I replace the control board and found that the control board that was just purchased was bad out of the box. For the time being, I have bypassed the control board to allow for system operation and cooling, but I will have to return in order to replace the board with a functioning board

We installed a ev outlet directly before panel, verified operational

Troubleshooting Power at AC#1 Tenant/Landlord Property The AC#1 Power is missing in the Main Panel #8/10 35a Two Pole GE Bolt in Breaker is needs to energize the Unit-

Called out for toilets one toilet was wobbling and the other toilet upstairs in the hallway bathroom customer wanted an estimate to pull and reset also to straight replace. She also had an issue with the bathtub in the same upstairs hallway bathroom draining slow I gave estimates to do pull and resets on both toilets to replace both toilets and to run the drain snake down the tub also to replace the flange if broken customer agreed to run the snake down the tub, tested everything draining properly. No leaks at this time.

Came out today to complete one system HVAC no cool service call. Upon arrival found 2 1/2 ton carrier, gas, furnace and straight AC from 2018. Upon arrival, customer stated that system quit blowing cold air Saturday afternoon. At this time perform full system evaluation. During the evaluation found the outdoor capacitor to be completely failed, the compressor is over amping on start up, condenser fan motor is pulling max amps, the system is low on 410 a refrigerant, there is no TE standard flood protection, the evaporator coil has major rust spots, the blower capacitor is bad and out of range, there is no UV air purifier in the system, the door has built up. Upon going over system with homeowner they only wanted to get the system back up and running today With just an outdoor capacitor. At this time, customer is aware of all further concerns and declined all recommendations to help prolong system life. Customer is also aware that there is no warranty for today’s repair. System is back

Upon arrival customer stated that he just wanted ducts inspected because there was a lot of biological growth in the basement, inspected ducts and found that there is no biological growth inside of supply ducts, there is a little bit inside of return plenum, however recommended duct cleaning company to come out and clean ductwork for man level, checked system operation and found that Freon levels look okay, condenser coil is dirty there is also 5/16 liquid line which is causing a high head pressure, liquid line should be 3/8, checked capacitors, all capacitors are within tolerance, also found that AC disconnect is getting very hot due to loose connection, recommended replacing disconnect box, upstairs system was not cooling at all outdoor unit would come on however indoor blower motor would not come on, furnace control board is not sending 120 volts to the blower motor cooling speed tap, also found that blower motor is very dirty l, evaporator coil is heavily rusted, dual capacitor is

Performed diagnostic on 12yr old main floor heat pump, upon arrival customer stated unit stopped cooling, stated she had refrigerate added back in January, checked tstst, cycled to ac mode, went to basement to inspect air handler, filter impacted, recommend replacing, replaced customer provided filter, found no flood protection such, recommend ss2 switch to prevent water overflow, noticed drain line not properly installed or glued, recommend redoing drain line, evap coil heavily rusted, as well as heavily impacted, recommend cutting coil out and cleaning, explained coil possibly have leaks and can cause other issues once pulled, highly recommend replacing evap coil over cleaning, blower wheel impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning, upon checking outdoor unit, found fan running but not compressor, found failed capacitor reading 15mfd, replaced to continue diagnostic, unit started up, checked amp draws, compressor over amping on start up and pulling higher then normal amps on RLA, reco

Single system inspection. Completed the HVAC heating and cooling inspection checklist. I ran the system in heat and cooling for 30 minutes and the system is operating according to specifications. I flushed the drain line with two gallons of water. I added drain cleaning tablets and endure to the system to assure it’s draining properly. Please refer to my Inspection checklist for more details.