Havana, FL HVAC Service

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer tune-up on your system. Here's a summary of the work completed: **Indoor Unit (Air Handler in Attic):** * Replaced the pleated 1" filter (20x30x1 / 12x12x1). * Confirmed the indoor coil is in good, clean condition. * Verified the blower wheel, electrical wires, primary drain pan, and secondary drain pan are in good working order. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump on Side of House):** * Cleaned the outdoor coil. * Confirmed electrical wiring is working properly within manufacturer's specifications. **System Performance:** * Cleared the condensate drain line and cleaned out the primary pan. * Measured a return air temperature of 72.3°F and a supply air temperature of 56.0°F. * Restored power to the units. The system is currently working properly. Tallahassee Fl View my findings from today’s job here: https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=msd145c7b8-5daa-i185-bdaf42648e49-u404-d492385121fd

Today I arrived on site and performed the following maintenance and service tasks: **Indoor Unit (Air Handler):** * Located in the attic/garage. * Observed the indoor coil to be in good, clean condition. * Replaced the pleated 20x25 air filter. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump):** * Located on the side of the house. * Observed the outdoor coil to be in good, clean condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and confirmed proper operation within manufacturer specifications for: blower motor, heat strip kit, condenser fan motor, compressor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, compressor start capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring. **System Components:** * Inspected and confirmed good working condition of: blower wheel, secondary drain pan, primary drain pan, electrical wires secured, and ductwork. **System Testing & Adjustments:** * Measured a return air temperature of 78.0°F and a supply air temperature of 60.0°F. * Cleared the condensate drain line. *

Today I arrived on site and performed the following maintenance: **Indoor Unit (Air Handler - Garage/Attic):** * Replaced the 20x25 pleated filter. * Confirmed the indoor coil is clean and in good condition. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump - Back Yard):** * Verified the outdoor coil is clean and in good condition. * Tested and confirmed proper operation of the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, compressor start capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring. * Inspected and confirmed the blower wheel, secondary drain pan, primary drain pan, and electrical wires are secured and in good condition. **System Performance:** * Measured a return air temperature of 78.0°F and a supply air temperature of 62.0°F. * Cleared the condensate drain line. * Cleaned out the primary and secondary drain pans. * Tested the safety switch. **Additional Actions:** * Dusted the thermostat. * Restored power to the units. * Checked

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Air Handler in Garage/Attic):** * Observed the indoor unit to be in fair condition. * Verified pleated 1" filter (20x25) is in place. * Noted the indoor coil is dirty and recommend a duct cleaning. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump on Side of House):** * Observed the outdoor coil to be in good and clean condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and confirmed the following components are working properly within manufacturer's specifications: * Blower Motor * Condenser Fan Motor * Compressor * Blower Run Capacitor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Compressor Start Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring **System Components:** * Inspected and confirmed the following components are in good working order: * Blower Wheel * Secondary Drain Pan * Primary Drain Pan * Electrical Wires

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Air Handler in Crawl Space):** * Observed the indoor unit to be in fair condition. * Confirmed the unit services the whole home, specifically the downstairs area. * Noted the filter size as 20x30x1. * Customer declined filters and will provide their own antimicrobial filters. * Inspected the indoor coil and found it to be in good, clean condition. * Inspected the blower wheel, primary drain pan, and secured electrical wires, all in good working order. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump on Side of House):** * Observed the outdoor coil to be in good, clean condition. * Tested and confirmed proper operation within manufacturer specifications for: * Blower motor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, condenser fan motor, compressor, fan run capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring. **System Performance:** * Measured a return air temperature of 71.0°F

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Air Handler):** * Located in the crawl space. * Observed the indoor coil to be in good, clean condition. * Replaced the 20x25x1 antimicrobial filter using the customer's spare filters. * Confirmed the blower wheel, primary drain pan, and electrical wires are secured and in good condition. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump):** * Located on the side of the house. * Observed the outdoor coil to be in good, clean condition. * Verified proper operation of the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, contactor, electrical wiring, and compressor run capacitor. **System Performance:** * Cleared the condensate drain line and tested the safety switch. * Recorded a return air temperature of 74.0°F and a supply air temperature of 65.0°F. * Tested the thermostat operation and restored power to the units. View visual findings from today’s visit here

Diagnostic/ System not cooling. I arrived and verified indoor airflow before going outside. At the condenser, I found that the fan was running but the compressor was not. I checked the run capacitor for the system and found it to be dead on the compressor side. I installed a Turbo 200 capacitor and tested the system. It began cooling properly. I also replaced the 201 filter due to the large amount of concrete dust that had gotten caught up in the old filter. The system is cooling properly and the new capacitor has a 5-year limited warranty. Thank you for your business. Havana FL

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer tune-up on the system. Here's a summary of the work completed: **Indoor Unit (Attic Package Unit):** * Verified the indoor unit is in good condition. * Replaced the pleated 1" air filter (20x20x1) with a spare provided by the customer. * Confirmed the indoor coil is in good condition. **Outdoor Unit (Package Unit):** * Verified the outdoor unit is in good condition. * Confirmed the outdoor coil is in good condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and inspected the blower motor, condenser fan motor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, contactor, defrost control board, and electrical wiring; all are working properly within manufacturer's specifications. **System Components:** * Inspected the blower wheel, primary drain pan, secondary drain pan, ductwork, and electrical wires; all are in good condition and working properly. **Condensate Drain System:** * Cleared the drain line. *

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Package Unit):** * Verified the indoor unit is a package unit, servicing the whole home. * Confirmed the indoor coil is in good, clean condition. * Observed a washable 20x25 filter. **Outdoor Unit (Package Unit):** * Verified the outdoor unit is a package unit located on the side of the house. * Confirmed the outdoor coil is in good, clean condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and verified proper operation within manufacturer specifications for: * Blower motor * Condenser fan motor * Compressor * Blower run capacitor * Compressor run capacitor * Contactor * Electrical wiring **System Components:** * Inspected and confirmed good working condition of: * Blower wheel * Electrical wires secured * Primary drain pan **System Performance:** * Cleared the condensate drain line. * Measured a return

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer tune-up on the hvac systems. Here's a summary of the work completed: Indoor Unit (Air Handler in Closet): Replaced the pleated 1" filter (2 - 20X25X1). Noted the indoor coils were in fair condition. Outdoor Unit (Straight Cool at Back of Building): Observed the outdoor coil was in good, clean condition. Electrical Components: Verified proper operation of the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring within manufacturer's specifications. System Inspection: Confirmed the blower wheel, primary drain pan, and electrical wires were secured and in good working order. Condensate Drain System: Cleared the drain line and cleaned out the primary pan. Measurements: Recorded a return air temperature of 75.0 degrees Fahrenheit and a supply air temperature of 49.0 degrees Fahrenheit. Additional Tasks: Dusted the return grills and thermostats.

Today I arrived on site and performed the following maintenance: **Air Handler Service** * Located the air handler in the attic. * Serviced the unit for the whole home. **Filtration** * Noted the unit uses pleated 2-6" filters. * Replaced the filter with a 20x25x4 filter provided by the customer. In Tallahassee, Fl View visual findings from today’s visit here - https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=msbfdfcb16-cb02-i185-919d4db29231-u614-826a6cb41076

05/27/2025- I arrived on site to test the unit and found that the unit was working properly. However this unit’s issue is that it will cool properly and then start heating the house instead of cooling after it has run for a while. The issue didn’t happen while I was here but I have verified that the thermostat wire, condenser control board, and reversing valve solenoid are all working properly. This just leaves the T6 thermostat, which according to the symptoms I heard about while discussing this with the customer sounds pretty definitive. The customer has approved of the estimate to replace this faulty thermostat, but is busy today, she said that Wednesday afternoon would work best. In the meantime I told her to turn the faulty thermostat off whenever she is away from home to prevent the thermostat from heating the house incorrectly since her other unit will keep the house cool in the meantime.

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Filtration:** * Replaced the pleated 1" filter (18x24x1. 10x10x1) with a spare provided by the customer. **Indoor Unit (Furnace in Closet):** * Confirmed the indoor coil is in good, clean condition. **Outdoor Unit (Straight Cool on Side of House):** * Verified the outdoor coil is in good, clean condition. **Electrical Components (Tested and Working):** * Verified proper operation and amperage of the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, electrical wiring, and contactor. **Component Inspection (Good Condition):** * Confirmed the blower wheel, primary drain pan, and electrical wires are secured and in good working order. **System Performance:** * Measured a return air temperature of 79.0°F and a supply air temperature of 52.0°F. * Cleared the condensate drain line. **Additional Actions:** * Wore shoe covers. * T

Diagnostic/ Both systems heating in cool mode. Arrived and wired R to O on the right side condenser to get it cooling so I could examine the left side system. I found that I had no voltage at O in the condenser and Y was cutting out sometimes too. I inspected the low voltage wiring and found a junction where all wires took orange wire nuts instead of blue ones. I installed blue wire nuts (smaller and tighter) and checked the system. It began cooling properly. I did the same thing on the right side system but still got no signal on the O wire. I replaced the T6 thermostat with a new one and tested the system. Both systems are now cooling properly and the T6 thermostat comes with a 1-year warranty. Thank you for your business. Havana FL

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Air Handler):** * Located in the closet, servicing the whole home. * Replaced the pleated 1" air filter (20x25x1) using customer-supplied spare filters. * Confirmed the indoor coil is clean and in fair condition. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump):** * Located in the front yard. * Confirmed the outdoor coil is clean and in fair condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and confirmed proper operation within manufacturer specifications for: * Blower Motor * Condenser Fan Motor * Compressor * Compressor Run Capacitor * Fan Run Capacitor * Contactor * Electrical Wiring **System Components:** * Inspected and confirmed good working condition of: * Blower Wheel * Primary Drain Pan * Electrical Wires Secured **Measurements:** * Return air temperature: 71.0°F. * Supply air temperature: 54.0°F. **Other Actions

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Here's a summary of the work completed: **Indoor Unit (Air Handler):** * Confirmed the air handler is located in the closet and services the whole home. * Observed the indoor coil is in fair and clean condition. * Noted the filter size is 12x20x1 and the customer has spare pleated 1" filters. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump):** * Verified the heat pump is located in the backyard. * Observed the outdoor coil is in fair and clean condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and confirmed the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, and electrical wiring are working properly within manufacturer's specifications. **System Components:** * Inspected and confirmed the blower wheel, primary drain pan, and electrical wires are secured and in good working condition. **Condensate Drain System:** * Cleared the drain line and cleaned out the primary pan. * Tested the safety switch and cl

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Furnace in Attic):** * Verified "Fair" overall equipment condition. * Confirmed pleated 1" filter; customer to replace with spares. * Filter sizes: (2) 18x18x1, (1) 12x12x1. * Observed indoor coil in "Fair," clean condition. **Outdoor Unit (Straight Cool in Back Yard):** * Observed outdoor coil in "Fair," clean condition. * Verified proper operation of electrical components: Blower Motor, Condenser Fan Motor, Compressor, Compressor Run Capacitor, Fan Run Capacitor, Contactor, and Electrical Wiring. * Confirmed good condition of: Blower Wheel, Burners, Primary Drain Pan, and Secured Electrical Wires. **System Performance:** * Measured Return Air Temperature: 78.0°F. * Measured Supply Air Temperature: 48.0°F. * Cleared condensate drain line and cleaned out primary pan. * Tested safety switch; confirmed functionality. **Additional Actions:** * Dusted t

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. **Indoor Unit (Air Handler):** * Verified the air handler is located in the closet. * Confirmed the unit services the whole home. * Checked the pleated 1" filter (20x25x1) and noted its condition. * Observed the indoor coil is in good, clean condition. **Outdoor Unit (Heat Pump):** * Verified the heat pump is located on the side of the house. * Observed the outdoor coil is in good, clean condition. **Electrical Components:** * Tested and confirmed proper operation of the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring. **System Components:** * Inspected and confirmed the blower wheel, primary drain pan, and electrical wires are secured and in good working condition. **System Readings & Adjustments:** * Measured a return air temperature of 73.0°F and a supply air temperature of 52.0°F. * Clea

I arrived on site and found the unit working properly and without issue. I have verified a 20F degree temp split, and confirmed the refrigerant side of the system is working properly. I tested all electrical components and found them to Al be in spec and functioning properly. The only thing I noticed is that the thermostat fan what been set to on instead of auto, so I changed it back to auto. I have verified that the unit is working/ cooling properly at the time of service.

Upon arrival, I found a blank thermostat due to a popped low-voltage fuse. After further inspecting the system, I found the thermostat wires to be rubbing the exterior portion of the metal building which ate through the insulation on the copper wire causing a direct short. I sent an estimate for a wire repair and a low-voltage fuse. It was approved. After performing the wire repair and installing a new fuse the system came on. I then tested system operations and found the primary safety switch to be bad. The customer approved the estimate for a new safety switch. After install installing the primary float safety switch your system is operating properly at this time .

05/14/2025- I preformed the maintenance for this unit after I had repaired the refrigerant leak. I have verified a temp split of 22F degrees and all components are working properly. I have cleaned, cleared, and re-primed the drain line as well as verified that the unit is draining properly. This unit is working properly and functioning correctly at the time of service.

05/14/2025- I repaired the refrigerant leak and charged the unit up with 13 lbs of 410A refrigerant. After I repaired the refrigerant leak I preformed a nitrogen pressure test and leak search, and have verified that the unit holds pressure with no leaks. I have verified that the unit is cooling properly and functioning properly at the time of service. I called the customer to inform him that I set the thermostat to 78F degrees, and to inform him of the completed work and collect for the work preformed. The customer is out of town and didn’t answer his phone so I will email him the invoice.

Upon arrival I found the customer’s split system had a popped low-voltage fuse. upon further inspection, I found the primary drain safety float switch wire that ties into the red wire in the air handler to be broken at the wire or not. I also found the pressure switch wire in the condenser to be rubbing the frame of the condenser and worn down through the insulation and was intermittently hitting the stranded copper wire, causing a direct short. I sent an estimate to do a low-voltage wire repair and replace the fuse. The customer approved the estimate. After performing a wire repair and changing the low-voltage fuse. The system came on and is cooling properly at this time. I also sent estimates for the customer to get on a yearly maintenance plan.

Today I arrived on site and performed a summer time maintenance on your HVAC equipment. Indoor Unit (Package Unit): Observed the indoor coil in poor condition. Installed a pleated 1" air filter, size 20x25x1. The overall equipment condition was poor. Outdoor Unit (Package Unit): Observed the outdoor coil in poor condition. Electrical Components: Tested and confirmed proper operation of the blower motor, condenser fan motor, compressor, blower run capacitor, compressor run capacitor, fan run capacitor, contactor, and electrical wiring. System Components: Inspected and confirmed the blower wheel, primary drain pan, electrical wires, and ductwork are in good condition and working properly. Measurements & Adjustments: Measured a return air temperature of 78.0°F and a supply air temperature of 58.0°F. Cleared the condensate drain line. Tested thermostat operation and restored power to the units. In Tallahassee, FL https://visionshare.xoi.io/?id=msf379b6e1-575d-i164-8ce44e13ab46-u58