Ingleside Cooling Services

Ductwork inspection Carrier-Bryant/410a/closet/upflow/odt86f Inspected the system and duct wok. The duct work inspection revels multiple openings and failed connections. The ducting system has been taken over with microbial growth and the home owner is very concerned. We tested the system in heat and cool modes. The system was scanned for gas leaks and co. The outdoor unit has brittle corroded fins and is causing air flow restrictions. The condenser fan motor is over amping and the dual capacitor is below tolerance and will fail soon. The home owner is very hands on and will replace the motor and cap himself. I made repair options and he asked for duct system replacment options. After going over all options he would like to move forward with he duct replacement. He will have to talk with his wife first being they just purchased the house and need to discuss best financing options. I sent over the financing information for them to fill out i will follow up with them tomorrow mid da

Member check up I inspected the inside of the outside system, tested the HVAC system in both modes. The drain line was backed up due to algae coming from the evaporator coil. I was able to freed up and treat the drain line flushing. It was over a gallon of water. I did check both safety switches and show the customer. The algae growth that’s obstructing the drain line. We quoted a ducst system last time I was out due to the collapsing supply, and return Plenum. Today inspection shows the supply and return Plenum or worse off than last time. The sealer and tape are coming apart is the return Plenum is collapsing. This is allowing outside, unconditioned air to enter the system, adding to the filth that is supplying the algae growth. I rinse the outside unit and tested it. The system has a heat rise of 60 in a cooling split of 22. The system functions are on target and is ready for the winter. Or recommendations today were declined She would like to wait until March in order to do the r

Warranty callback; - Found system not cooling due to having water in secondary drain. Primary drain line was clogged as well. Flushed primary drain line with dry nitrogen and 2 gallons of water. Reassured system draining properly under the sink in the restroom. Adjusted the level of the unit to lean more towards the drain. Sealed air penetration at copper and drain line. System back online and operational cooling with an 18.5 degree split temperature. Pressures look good and have been uploaded to attachments. No fee for todays services.

-Installed new 3 ton Rheem 14.8 SEER electric equipment in attic. Installed 10 kw heat kit. Installed new slab, whip and disconnect for outdoor unit. Installed new auxiliary drain pan with 3 new safety float switches for indoor unit. Replaced supply and return plenums. Reattached existing flex. - Condenser has been leveled and anchored down to new slab. Duct work has been sealed to new unit in attic. All welds have been leak checked using nitrogen and soapy bubbles. Drain line has been flushed and re-insulated. Copper lineset has been strapped up. Vacuumed system down to 152 microns. - Tested all system operations; fan cycles on/off in all modes. 10 kw heat is operational pulling 41 amps. Refrigerant pressures and temps have been uploaded to attachments. System cooling with a 18 degree split. System is draining properly at this time. Safety float switch’s are operational, properly shutting the system off when triggered. Filter has been replaced recommended higher quality filter (merv

System is leaking I arrived and spoke with the homeowner, and he let me know that the drain line was not filled with water however, condensation was coming down from the middle of the coil. I opened up the unit and found the main drain pan underneath. The coil has been completely taken over with algae. This is caused the drain pan to overfill and fall into the return cavity. I noticed that airflow was set to home for the system, and I was able to lower it achieving a greater cooling split. System is cooling with a 17° split. Upon finding the obstruction, I verbally gave repair costs, so I can clean it out right then. However, homeowner said he will take care of yourself, and I only charge them the dispatch fee. I will still make other recommendations from what I have seen on inspection. Collected $55 for today’s visit