During our 26-Point Maintenance Inspection, your HVAC technician will ensure your system is working properly and running smoothly. This will entail:
- Remove The Electrical Disconnect Cover & Tighten The Connections If Necessary
- Visually Inspect The Condenser For Any Type Of Damage Or Debris
- Visually Inspect The Copper Tubing For Leakage Or Damage
- Check Ductwork Efficiency And Identify Loose Or Leaking Connections And Cleanliness
- Clean The Condenser Coil If Water Is Available
- Check The Circuit Board & Wiring For Scorching Or Discoloration
- Tighten All Electrical Connections If Necessary
- Check For Proper Voltage To The Condenser
- Check The Thermostat For Proper Mounting, Location And Setting
- Check, Clean And Replace Standard Filters
- If Motor Is Belt Driven, Visually Inspect
- Check The Discharge Pressure Of The System Freon Levels
- Check The Suction Pressure Of The System Freon Levels
- Check The Condenser Fan Blade For Balance & Cleanliness
- Check The Amp Draw Of The Condenser Fan Motor
- Check The Amp Draw Of The Compressor
- Check The Amp Draw Of The Blower Motor
- Visually Inspect The Evaporator Coil If Accessible
- Test Capacitors And Ensure They Are Working To Specifications
- Ensure Contactors Are Working Properly And Are Free From Any Damage
- Visually Inspect All Fittings For Signs Of Oil Or Leakage
- Test Safety Devices For Proper Operation, Is Present
- Confirm Proper Return Air And Assess If Appropriately Sized
- Check The Temperature Drop Across The Evaporator
- Check The Temperature Difference Between Rooms
- Check Super Heat & Sub-cooling
After The Maintenance The Technician Will Provide An Electronic Copy Of The Inspection Report.
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