Gold Canyon, AZ

Did a power consumption test with Kyle from Bosch. Spoke to the homeowner about the findings. Kyle will send us a report that will have to be forwarded to the homeowner. Both units are pulling less power than stated they should be with the temperature outside. There is no issue with the power consumption of both units.

Today I showed up to perform a service call on a twenty five year old, split heat pump. Homeowner advised me that secondary drain line What's starting to drip. I observed a large amount of insulation from the attic amd water inside the drain pan, causing the line to clog. After Using nitrogen to Clear secondary drain line of debris ( insulation ) Condensation began to drain. Remaining debris and water left in the drain pan was removed by vacuum.

I did some troubleshooting and also went over the electric bill with the homeowner. The homeowner was setting the thermostat down from 80 to 72 at night. Told her to change it to 77 during the day and turn it down to 72 at night to help with some of the power usage. She’s going to check it after two weeks. Also filled out SRP paperwork. Both units are cooling properly issue with the power usage. Changing the temperature during the day should help with this issue.

Bosch package heat pump 18 SEER2 Inverter system System qualifies for SRP rebate of $225 per ton. SRP will send a check 4-8 weeks upon completion. System comes with a 10 year parts and compressor warranty through Bosch. 2 year labor warranty through All Out! Scope of Work 1. Remove & Replace existing package heat pump system with new AHRI rated package heat pump system. 2. Crane Included for Installation. 3. Supply & Install new service disconnect & electrical whip. 4. Supply & Install new double pole breaker at electrical panel. 5. Supply & Install new insulated transition. 6. Supply & Install new redwood for unit to sit on. 7. Supply & Install new thermostat control 8. Supply & Install new primary drain p-trap and test for proper operation. 9. Disposal and haul away of existing equipment per E.P.A. guidelines. 10. Process applicable utility rebates. 11. Register equipment to activate extended warranties. 12. Final site visit by Install Manager for performance and quality review.

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Upon inspection I found the condenser fan motor to be bad. Will give estimate to replace.

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Replace compressor and refrigerant

Replace indoor control board on mini split. And fix refrigerant leak at valve on condenser. Update 4/29. All repairs have been done. Unit is up and cooling.

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I was called to address a non-functioning mini split heat pump. Upon arrival, the unit was running but not blowing cold air. The root cause of the malfunction was identified as a refrigerant system issue, specifically a leak at the valve. Additionally, an electrical problem was contributing to the lack of cooling, involving the control board. The control board and the valve where the refrigerant leak occurred were the main concerns. No additional work needs to be quoted at this time as the primary issues have been clearly identified and actions to resolve them are in place. Upon departure, the unit was still not operational. The homeowner is aware of the situation and has been quoted for the necessary repairs. The work involves replacing the indoor control board and addressing the refrigerant leak. The part required for repair has been ordered, and I will return to complete the work once the part arrives.

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Arrived on site and found thermostat set to 72 but 76 inside. Found condenser with faulty capacitor and burnt starter (contactor). Mary approved the repairs and I completed repairs at condenser. Checked operation and found system cooling. System from 2005 and using R22 refrigerant.

Completed installing new compressor also installed two surge protectors One on each unit when George gets back into town we still have two breakers to replace

Residential Air Conditioner Repair: Completed a residential air conditioner repair to resolve cooling issues. The system was experiencing reduced cooling efficiency, leading to discomfort in the home. Diagnosed the problem, which was a faulty compressor capacitor, and replaced it. Conducted a comprehensive system check, ensuring all components were functioning correctly, resulting in restored cooling performance and improved comfort for the homeowner.

Had a surge took the compressor out. On the other unit out called all items are on warranty at this time. All items on order threw trane supply in mesa will be in on Monday.

Upon arrival found system cooling. Checked complete operation of equipment. Found outdoor fan motor with signs of oil leakage and pulling .61 amps when rated for .60. Right now it’s 80 degrees outside. When it gets hotter or the system runs for a longer period, it’s very likely that this motor is failing causing the system to not cool correctly. It’s possible that the parts will be covered under warranty. Need to contact provider on Monday and return to replace outdoor fan motor and capacitor. See estimate for pricing.