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Air Conditioning
Specializing in A/C Installation and Repairs
We Install and Repair all makes and models of A/C equipment. A-Coils, Outdoor Condensors, Air Handlers, Compressors, High Velocity Systems, Furnaces, Duct Work, Zone Dampers, Heat Pumps, Programmable T-Stats, Humidifiers, De-Humidifiers, Ductless Systems and Electronic Air Cleaners.
35 step Air Conditioning Tune up and Cleaning Procedure
- Turn down thermostat, observe room temperature and check operation of condenser.
- Go to air handler or furnace and check operation of blower motor.
- Turn off power to blower.
- Remove and inspect filter. Clean filter, replace if necessary.
- Remove evaporator coil access door.
- Inspect evaporator coil for cleanliness.
- Inspect condensate pan under evaporator for algae, possible blockages. Use anti algae tablet if necessary.
- Inspect and clean blower fan blades.
- Inspect fan shaft for excessive play indicating bad bearings.
- Oil fan motor, if not permanently lubricated.
- Replace coil access door.
- Inspect emergency overflow pan, if equipped, for signs of past or present water. If noted, insect main condensate line carefully for blockages.
- Inspect wiring at air handler for worn or broken wires.
- Inspect ductwork for proper insulation and tape. Re-tape if necessary.
- Inspect suction line for insulation. Line should be insulated all of the way to the evaporator housing. Replace any missing insulation & tape securely.
- Ensure all bolts and screws are installed, replace any missing ones.
- Install sticker on unit, clean unit and work area, turn power on and move outdoor condenser unit.
- Remove condenser top and fan assembly.
- Clean condenser fins from the inside outward using foaming coil cleaner.
- Thoroughly wash fins and remove leaves and debris from inside of condenser.
- Replace condenser top and fan assembly.
- Remove electric access door.
- Inspect capacitor for bulging housing, indicating failure in near future.
- Inspect high voltage contractor for signs of wear.
- Inspect all wiring for wear.
- Replace electrical access door.
- Install gauges on suction and liquid lines.
- Check outdoor ambient temperature.
- Check high and low side gauge readings.
- Check superheat and or subcool readings.
- Top off refrigerant levels, if necessary.
- Remove gauges and check for leaks at Schrader valves.
- Replace access valve caps tightly.
- Install waterproof sticker, and pick up work area.
- Completely fill out invoice including all work done, any recommended work to be done, and any safety issues with unit.