Black Mountain, NC Heating & Air Conditioning

Performed cooling tune ups on all 3 systems checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of indoor and outdoor units and treatment of drains. Customer complaint of high power bills in winter. Checked systems in both heating and cooling and found system draws about 30-40% more power in the heating mode. 2006 r-22 downstairs unit is doing the most of the electrical draw in heating mode at 8.8 amps @ 70° outdoor temperature. Replacement of downstairs system could see a reduction in power consumption.

Found no low voltage. When tstat was replaced the transformer shorted because the air handler has no fuse Replaced transformer tested system from thermostat. Something was shorted out in the thermostat not allowing the heat pump to come on. Replaced it with a Honeywell T6 thermostat. Tested operation no other issues found.

Found noise happens when system shift into defrost. Goes away after a minute when refrigerant is moving in opposite direction noise also happens when shifts back. Nothing can be done as this system didn’t have quite shift option Checked capacitor while I was in the electrical compartment

Noise may have been when it was in defrost. I didn’t hear anything when the unit was running. All I did was listen so I’m not gonna charge for this.

123 Kent street Tested r22 refrigerant charge. Tested heat strip. Heat pump operation checked electrical connections and tstat. Compressor is drawing 7.2 A condenser fan is drawing .8 A Heat pump had a 25° temperature difference Heat strip had a 18° temperature difference 64/262. Suction line temp. 148°. Outdoor temperature 47° Everything seems to be running as designed. I can’t find anything wrong. Not sure what would be causing a high electric bill. Besides the ductwork being poorly designed.

Added SS to safety condensate switch. Mark BTUs on air handler door and also Mark data plate for the heat strip and marked KW‘s on the air handler door.

Mark KW‘s on the door marked data plate on air handler and wrote 1800 BTUs on air handler. Added SS2 condensate float switch. Put light fixture back on screw.

121 #6 Kent St. Black Mountain NC 28711 SEER 14; HSPF 8.2; EER 11.5 Make: Goodman Model: GSLZS4BA1810 Heat Pump GAMST24BU1300 Fan Coil 3KW Electric Heat Honeywell T-4 Thermostat Installation includes equipment specified above plus materials and labor to include: • All work to be completed in a professional workmanlike manner. • Goodman Factory Warranty: 10 years all parts. • One (1) year Labor Warranty provided by Comfort Central, Inc. • 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee for the first year. • Ten (10) Year Guarantee on Comfort Central, Inc. Workmanship. • 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee for the first year.

SEER 14; HSPF 8.2; EER 11.5 Make: Goodman Model: GSLZS4BA1810 Heat Pump GAMST24BU1300 Fan Coil 3KW Electric Heat Honeywell T-4 Thermostat Installation includes equipment specified above plus materials and labor to include: • All work to be completed in a professional workmanlike manner. • Goodman Factory Warranty: 10 years all parts. • One (1) year Labor Warranty provided by Comfort Central, Inc. • 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee for the first year. • Ten (10) Year Guarantee on Comfort Central, Inc. Workmanship. • 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee for the first year.

Furnish labor and materials to replace defrost board and sensor Tested heat pump from furnace. Defrost is working as well as cooling and heating.

serviced and inspected heat pump system, including electrical, safeties, controls, reversing valve and defrost cycle to manufacturer specifications. Blower motor is pulling .7 amps Heat strip is pulling 20 amps Compressor is pulling 4.2 amps Condenser fan is pulling 1.2 amps Defrost is working to manufacturer specifications Capacitor is within manufacturer specifications Heat strip temperature difference is 15 Heat pump temperature difference is 22

Was told that they had the thermostat set to 70 and it dropped to 68 at this point the heat strip should start to help back up the heat pump. Most heat pumps are designed 17° outside to maintain 67 inside. Being it was in the single digits this morning. It was below design temperature, which means it wasn’t gonna be able to keep up without the heat strips coming on. 18.5 amps on heat strips. 30° temperature difference on heat strips Heat pump 18° temperature difference. Tested operation of heat pump and stripy could not find any issues today

Replaced hot surface ignitor, . Tested boiler operation

Found gas valve not operational and hot surface ignitor nearing end of life. Recommend replacement of gas valve and hot surface ignitor to restore system operation.

Replacement and provisioning of Infinity control.

serviced and inspected heat pump system, including electrical, safeties, controls, reversing valve and defrost cycle to manufacturer specifications. Upstairs unit Compressor is pulling 5 amps Outdoor fan motor is pulling.8 amps Blower motor is pulling.7 amps Heat strips are pulling 42 amps Static pressure is .34 Temperature difference on heat pump is 30 Temperature difference on heat strips is 33 Defrost is working to manufacturer specifications Downstairs Compressor is pulling 6 amps Outdoor fan is pulling 1.3amps Indoor fan is pulling .7 amps Heat strips are pulling 61 amps Temperature difference of heat pump is 21 Temperature difference of heat strip is 42; Defrost is working to manufacturer specifications

serviced and inspected heat pump system, including electrical, safeties, controls, reversing valve and defrost cycle to manufacturer specifications. Main floor Compressor is pulling 3.4 amps Outdoor fan motor is pulling 1.1 amps Indoor blower motor is pulling 1 amp Heat strips are pulling 20 amps Temperature difference for heat pump is 21 degrees Temperature difference for heat strips is 23 Defrost is working to manufacturer specifications. Capacitor on outdoor unit had gone bad. Reading was 17 out of 30, and top was showing signs of damage. Upstairs Compressor is pulling 3.3 amps Outdoor fan is pulling .7 amps Blower motor is pulling .9 amps Heat strips is pulling 19.7 amps Temperature difference for heat pump is 18 Temperature difference for heat strips is 22 Defrost is working to manufacturer specifications Capacitor is working to manufacturer specifications

Performed heating maintenance tune up service on mini split system. Everything looks and runs great!

serviced and inspected gas heating system checking air flow, temperature rise, electrical, gas pressure, safeties, controls and limits, heat exchanger and venting. cleaned and checked system components to manufacturer specifications and performed combustion inspection. serviced and inspected heat pump system, electrical, safeties, controls, reversing valve and defrost cycle to manufacturer specifications.

AHRI # 214053824 SEER2 19; EER2 12; HSPF2 9.5 Make: Bosch BOVD36HDN1M20G Outdoor Unit BVA36WN1M20 Indoor Unit 8kw Electric Heat Tech Pure Merv 11 Media Air Filter Surge Protector Buck Transformer Honeywell T-6 Thermostat Installation shall include: Equipment specified above plus materials and labor to include: All new duct work designed and installed per Manual J and Manual D. Ducts will be in the attic. • Required Electrical is included. • Permit Fee for Installation. • Crawlspace duct work will be removed and disposed of by others and not included in this proposal. • First year Comfort Club is included. • Old equipment and trash from installation will be removed from premises. • Bosch Manufacturer’s Warranty: Ten (10) Year Limited Parts • One (1) Year Labor Warranty Provided by Comfort Central, Inc.

SEER2 22.8; EER2 13.5; HSPF2 10.7 Make: Mitsubishi MUFZKJ15NAU1 Outdoor Unit MFZKJ15NAHZU1 Indoor Unit Surge Protector Installation shall include: Equipment specified above plus materials and labor to include: Replacement of flexible duct branch ducts. Sealing and insulation of the metal supply trunk duct. • Required Electrical is included. • Permit Fee for Installation. • First year Comfort Club is included. • Old equipment and trash from installation will be removed from premises. • Mitsubishi Manufacturer’s Warranty: Twelve (12) Year Limited Parts • One (1) Year Labor Warranty Provided by Comfort Central, Inc.

Found SS two to be tripped. This was caused by a blocked J trap. Brushed out J trap and stem that feeds into it cleared the water out of the SS2 reinserted the float switch system came on no other issues found.

Found system condensate pump had failed causing float switch to turn outside unit off - replaced condensate pump and cycled system to check operation. Will provide an estimate to replace 9 indoor grills.

Replaced filter per customer request - pe formed full system diagnostic checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, checked drains, checked safeties. Believe problem caused by filter being plugged caused unit to ice up and overflow drain triggering float switch on unit. Treated drain line and drain pan with algae tablets. Everything runs normally at this time.

Performed AC maintenance tune up service on minisplit system checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of outdoor unit, filters l, clean indoor coils and treatment of drain line.