McDonough, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Performed diagnostic on main floor unit in basement, upon arrival customer had me walk around to basement to enter home, upon going in basement found floors buckling, also found water in secondary drain pan and on floor, found clogged drain line , recommend replacing drain line with a new drain that is properly sloped to drain, also recommended adding new condensation pump with new tubing, also recommended wet switch to prevent future water damage, explained tubing comes barely comes out(video attached), found primary drain pan full of water confirming drain not draining, went over option with homeowner, customer chose option a, removed old drain line, installed new drain line with proper ptrap, vent, and clean out, removed all water from secondary drain pan and inside plenum, flushed vinyl tubing, poured water in drain line to verify water is draining to pump and pump is pumping properly, checked capacitors, pressures and temp split, unit is working at time

Run a 20a dedicated circuit to tub area.

No cooling call, upon arrival customer stated that he had a company out yesterday that replaced dual capacitor, system was running, freon levels looked a little low, customer just wanted to add refrigerant to system, added 1 lb of R410A to system to get superheat correct, also found that compressor was overamping, added hardstart kit to system to help lower amp draw of compressor, after adding hardstart kit amp draw did lower from 85 amps to 71 amps on startup, delta T temperature drop looks good, recommended wet switch and inline float switch, evaporator coil is a little dirty, blower wheel is also dirty, all units and electrical components are working properly at this time, us timer will call back if he has any other issues with system.

Called out for minor fix on toilet also to replace the tub boot in the hallway bathroom tub. Gave estimate and customer agreed. We made adjustments to the master bathroom toilet and removed and replaced the tub boot in the hallway bathroom tub tested both working properly with no leaks at this time.

Performed diagnostic on 10yr old Rheem heat pump, upon arrival customer stated unit was working, stated it’s been out for a couples weeks , checked tstst, cycled to ac mode, went to attic to inspect air handler, recommend TE standard flood protection such as wet switch, filter heavily impacted, replaced customer provided filter, evap coil clean, blower wheel heavily impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning blower, flushed drain line, recommend better indoor air quality such as blue tube or apcox, inspected outdoor unit, condenser coil heavily impacted , recommend cleaning condenser coil, checked contactor, capacitor, amp draw, compressor pulling higher then normal amps , recommend hard start kit to help lower amps, checked pressures, unit looks over charged but would need to clean coil to confirm, went over all options with homeowner, chose option a, chemical cleaned condenser coil, let unit run for 20min and rechecked pressures, unit was a lil over charged, removed 7oz, let unit run a

Customer stated they needed Salt added to their water softener system, upon arrival found that there was no salt at all left in the brine tank, added 2 and 1/2 bags of salt pellets to the brine and scheduled a regen on the system for 24 hours to allow time for the brine solution to form

No Cool – Two System Diagnostic Summary Upon arrival, I performed a complete diagnostic on both HVAC systems due to a no cool concern. Both systems are 2017 ICP R-410A systems equipped with TXV metering devices. During my inspection, I found that both systems have heavily impacted evaporator coils, condenser coils, and blower wheels, creating significant airflow restrictions. These restrictions reduce system efficiency by up to 30%, increase operating temperatures, and place excessive stress on the compressors and other major components. Upstairs System The upstairs system has a failed run capacitor, preventing the compressor from starting. Because the compressor could not come online, the refrigerant pressures remained at standing pressure and a complete refrigerant performance test could not initially be performed. Further inspection revealed the system has a major refrigerant leak. It appears that leak sealant was previously added to the system in an attempt to stop the leak. W

Upon arrival, I performed a complete diagnostic evaluation of the HVAC system due to a no cool complaint. The outdoor condensing unit is a 2020 Rheem RA1436AJ1NA, 3-ton, R-410A air conditioning system. The indoor unit is a 2020 Rheem gas furnace located in the crawl space. During the inspection, I found the blower wheel and air filter to be dirty, creating airflow restrictions throughout the system. Restricted airflow causes the equipment to work harder, reducing efficiency while placing additional stress on the blower motor and compressor. The condensate pump was tested and is operating properly. I also noted that the system is not equipped with any indoor air quality products, which could help improve indoor air quality and reduce debris buildup on the evaporator coil. The outdoor condenser coils are dirty and require a professional cleaning to restore proper heat transfer and improve system efficiency. Electrical testing found the 45/5 µF dual run capacitor is testing below manufa

AC and Furnace Install.

Troubleshoot circuit that’s flickering