Deep Run NC Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Tech serviced dehumidifier and replaced filter tech found condensate pump unlevel tech leveled system out and is now properly draining. Customer would like us to call for next years tune up on dehumidifier.

Tech arrived and performed diagnostics on each part and found stepper motor was not communicating causing system to pump down, tech replaced stepper motor and started system. Tech did not find any further challenges with system operations at this time. Tech did find 20x30x1 filter stopped up and replaced. System is on and operating with good temp turn around at this time. All codes have cleared from thermostat at this time. Tech set thermostat to customers desired temperature and put on permanent hold. Maintenance will need to be completed.

Tech performed preventative maintenance and serviced system. Tech found no issues at this time. Customer did invest in renewal. System is up and running with a delta t of 30.

Tech performed preventative maintenance and serviced system. Tech found no issues at this time. Customer did invest in renewal. System is up and running with a delta t of 22.

Tech performed preventative maintenance and serviced system. Tech found no issues at this time. Customer did invest in renewal. System is up and running with a delta t of 22.

- Tech replaced failed draft assembly and gasket under manufacturer warranty. - Cleaned burners and decreased gas outlet pressure from 10.98 to 10.08 to reduce corrosion damage. - Customer is aware of high moisture content drawn into the air intake due to the location of the unit. Confirmed proper operation with temperatures reading 84.9/129.0/117.9. - System is operating normally at this time.

- Tech found failed draft inducer upon arrival. Part under warranty; customer approved replacement estimate. Turned over to office. - Cleaned flame sensor and igniter and advised customer of corrosion on burner assembly. Need to check gas pressure when repair is complete. No charge due to membership.

Found system unable to ignite due to heavily rusted/corroded burners. Replaced (4) in-shot burners and cycled with no further challenges. Invested in ESA (1) system. Schedule 1st visit in 6 months.

Upon arrival tech was informed system was not heating. Inspected system and found the condenser not coming on due to a piece of wood wedged between the condenser fan blade and the shroud keeping the fan from spinning. Tech removed debris from system and everything came on. Checked amp draws and found the condenser fan motor rated at .64amps pulling .75amps. Customer wants to wait on replacing, emailed estimate for repair. System is back operational at this time.

Tech arrived to perform service and found fault code for low refrigerant. Tech leak searched system and found no leaks at this time. Whip tech was checking system operation in heat mode tech found condenser pumping down. Tech checked eev and sensors attached and found that steeper motor, transducer and suction line Temperature sensor need to be replaced after diagnosing parts failed, tech verified warranty with office and received estimate for repairs. Tech left power off to condenser to prevent any further damage to system. System still has heat from heat strips. Tech did not complete maintenance due to failed system and will need to complete maintenance after repairs have been made. Customer approved repairs need to order parts and schedule to return and complete repair. Transducer is brazed in and will have to recover and refill systems to complete repair. To complete maintenance coils and unit need to be washed.

Tech performed preventative maintenance and serviced system. Customer mentioned power outages causing issues with thermostat. Tech recommended installing surge protectors on disconnects. Customer didn’t invest at this time but is interested in the future. System is up and running with a delta t of 19.

Tech washed and serviced unit and found no challenges at this time. Unit is up and heating with a delta t of 23. Customer extended psa 1 sys 2 times a year.

Tech washed and serviced unit and found no challenges at this time. Tech recommended plasma air to improve air quality and help prevent dust and mildew build up. Customer would like to wait for now. Unit is up and heating and cooling properly at this time.

Rebuilt both toilets with fill valves flappers and tank to boul gaskets. Customer is going to replace her bathroom faucets with us after she orders new ones.

On arrival, ignition control was flashing a 2 flash error for 1 hour lockout. Tech found orange ignitor wire unplugged from ignition control board. Turned power off and ensured all plugs and wires are secure. Started heat back up and verified LP gas pressure. Low stage is 5.5" wc. High stage is 9.85" wc. Service warranty.

Tech performed services on (2) trane package units. Tech recommended (3) media filters. Customer declined As tech was megohm compressor, found it to be yellow then follow to green. Recommend hard start. Customer declined. Found outdoor blower to be dirty, recommend plasma air for excessive bacteria growth. Delta t is within specification. All ok at this time. Found no other challenges at todays visit.

Install Goodman 2.5 Ton Package Unit With Plasma Air With Programmable Thermostat

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Tech performed ESA on one system, tech did not find any issues with system at todays visit. System is still very new and in excellent condition. Customer renewed one system ESA.

Replace 4 Ton AC Condensing Unit With New Goodman 4 Ton AC Condensing Unit

Customer not present spoke with her on the phone gave replacement cost and repair cost. Has to speak with husband

Previously documented that compressor showed signs of failure. Breaker tripped upon arrival. Reset breaker and tripped instantly. Found compressor is shorted to ground. Handed over to field supervisor to provide a solution.

Tech washed and serviced units and found compressor capacitor testing weak tech notified customer and would like to wait.

Upon arrival tech was informed that system was making a hissing sound when it cuts off. Tech inspected system and found noise being made was due to liquid and suction lines equalizing. Tech turned system completely off and waited approximately 10 mins and noise did stop. Turned system on and waited for thermostat to satisfy. Could hear the noise from lines equalizing but system started back up before it could stop. System charge is still good and there are no performance issues. Tech informed homeowner that some metering devices just might take longer than others. System is still operational at this time.

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