Winterville NC Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Needs a price for a new water heater but the house is vacant with no ladder to access the attic. I measured the attic access and the agent is going to send the inspection report then we can quote the water heater.

Installed 2 co monitors in upstairs by bedrooms. Changed #8 wire for air handler to #6.

- Tech serviced and cleaned Bryant split heat pump system with 2 zones. Confirmed proper zone operation, defrost control, electric backup heat, and UV bulb. Cleaned drain line and primary pan. - Advised customer that the compressor capacitor is reading 65.9MFD with a rating of 70MFD. Still within tolerance, advised customer that this component may need to be replaced in a future visit (created estimate). - No other challenges observed during this visit. Customer replaced their own filters. Provided customer two 20x25x1 filters from truck stock. System is operating normally at this time.

Tech dropped off filters.

Cut sheet rock in ceiling to fine were leak was come from notice a drip from shower drain . Pull shower drain re seal ran water again no drip.

Tech returned to install hard start kit. System is up and running.

Tech found delta t to be only 1 degrees upon arrival, tech found heat strip relay allowing heat strips to run non stop tech replaced with Contactor after approval. System is now back cooling properly tech recommended service agreement customer didn’t want to do at this time.

Tech performed tune up on 2 systems. Tech cleaned and washed system. Both systems are operating properly at this time. Will need to return to replace 14x24x1 and 14x14x1

Leak in two spot in ceiling will need come back with a 8ft ladder Advise customer we would need cut sheet rock but we will not replace it

Tech preformed preventative maintenance and serviced system. Customer was not home during service. Tech was unable to check delta t. Tech also found Crawlspace to be locked and was unable to inspect duct and crawlspace condition. Tech recommended hard start kit to lower start amps and preserve the life of the compressor. Tech could not contact customer via phone call. Tech sent customer message and will respond accordingly.

Tech washed and serviced unit, tech found rusty evaporator coils but no leaks detected. Tech recommended replacing media filters and extending ESA, customer approved both. Unit is heating and cooling properly at this time and has a delta T of 17.

Tech washed and serviced unit, found no challenges at this time. Customer wasn’t home mother in law gave access to home. Tech called customer and recommended 3 media filters, customer not interested at this time. Used two 14x20s and a 20x20. Unit is heating and cooling properly and downstairs has a delta T of 18. And upstairs has a delta T of 20.

Removed the old disposal and installed a new disposal.

Unit still running fine, going to credit union for money

Customer reported system not heating or cooling. Tech did not see a flash code at ignition control. Tech gave system a heating call and burners lit. Confirmed manifold pressure of 3.5" WC to burners. Flames appear normal. Per service history, tech inspected low voltage fuse and transformer and found no issue. Measured 28 volts from transformer. Tech noticed filter in ceiling is visably dirty and there is also a media filter box mounted to furnace. Media filter inside is dirty. There is no clearance to slide media filter out the right side of the unit due to wall. See picture. We can possibly cut the filter out, but cannot fit a new filter in due to wall clearance. Tech allowed system to heat continuously for 15 minutes. Switched to cooling mode. System ran normally in cooling mode. Removed internals of media filter and collected minor repair fee. Replaced two 14*20 filters. Waived housecall per office. Email is [email protected]

Tech found low voltage fuse blown inside crawlspace gas furnace. He had already repaired low voltage short at thermostat wires by outdoor unit. Tech verified that the thermostat wires appeared to be the issue. Ran system in heat and in cooling. Collected housecall. Customer wants to discuss system replacement for 20 year old system around March. Please call back around March 1st. Informed Meredith to put on schedule.

On arrival, customer reports system is not heating and he found the threaded brass cap screwed onto suction side king valve to be leaking oil. He says he tightened it and it stopped leaking. Tech used soap bubbles and confirmed it does not appear to be leaking after customer tightened cap. Header at indoor coil appears to be oily. We found it leaking R22 in July. Capacitors are in specs. Compressor amp draw is high in heat mode, but not overamping. Head pressure, suction pressure, and subcooling are all very high. Confirmed system is slightly overcharged per charging chart. Tech found w2 tstat wire disconnected from electric furnace. Jumped W2 and heat 3 stack sequencer did turn on all 3 heat strips. Tested heat strips three times. 2 of 3 atrips energized after 15 seconds. Third heat strip energized after 90 seconds. Third heat strip deenergized after 15 seconds. 2nd strip deenergized at 35 seconds. First strip turned off after 45 seconds. Could not duplicate any challenge with 3 stac

Tech washed and serviced unit and found no challenges at todays visit (unit is 1 year old) Unit is up and heating and cooling properly at this time.

Insulated drain line in closet. See pics

Natural gas 40 gallon water heater

Removed the old water heater and installed a new water heater.

Tech found gas valve turned off tech turned on and cycled system with no challenges.

Upon arrival tech began replacing failed breaker inside air handler. Turned system on at thermostat and everything came on. System is back operational at this time.

Tech washed and serviced both units and found downstairs capacitor to be weak tech recommended replacement customer approved. Tech found no other challenges at this time. Both units are up and heating properly at this time customer extended 2 sys 2 times a year.

Came to measure for a new 50 gallon water heater.