Human Tech 

On-site met with owner.  20-year-old 2-ton condenser. Discovered a leak causing compressor failure. Conducted an acid test, which confirmed contamination. Installed a new compressor of the same model. Carried out an acid remover flush to clean the system. After the flush, the system was vacuumed to 400 microns for 35 minutes and refilled with 2.5 pounds of R22. Recommended to the homeowner to plan for a new condenser considering its age. Left the system running, with the thermostat indicating 71 degrees.

Service Ticket A.I.

   During our visit to a residence, we examined a 20-year-old 2-ton condenser unit. We identified a refrigerant leak as the culprit behind the compressor malfunction. To confirm, we conducted an acid test which showed signs of system contamination. To address this, we installed a new compressor identical to the original model. We also performed an acid remover flush to thoroughly clean the internal components. Following this, we vacuumed the system down to 400 microns for 35 minutes, ensuring any moisture and air were removed, and then recharged it with 2.5 pounds of R22 refrigerant. As a preventative measure, we advised the homeowner to consider replacing the condenser due to its advanced age. We left the system functioning efficiently, maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature of 71 degrees.technology to get your AC back up and running in no time.

Service Ticket A.I.

 Rewrite service ticket   emphasis towards Parts  replaced, and there Function in the Hvac system Commercial:

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Human Tech 

Met Manger, told me only ladder access to roof.  Got on roof had hard time finding RTU 5 Carrier 5 ton.  found unit breaker was on and unit was calling for cooling compressor was going off on highpressure limit.   found 3phase condenser fan motor shorted to ground.  talked to manger he approved repkacment.  went to supply house got unit.  returned and installed.  rtu is cooling pressures are good.  unit is operational and working off tstat.

Service Ticket A.I.

Service Ticket - Commercial HVAC System

Service Summary:

1. Initial Contact: Met with the manager and was informed that ladder access was required to reach the rooftop unit.
2. Unit Identification: Located the rooftop unit (RTU), a Carrier 5 ton, after some difficulty.
3. Issue Diagnosis: Observed that the unit's breaker was engaged and the system was in a cooling cycle. However, the compressor was frequently shutting down due to a high-pressure limit trigger.
4. Fault Identification: Identified a malfunction in the 3-phase condenser fan motor, which had shorted to ground, causing the high-pressure shutdowns.
5. Client Consultation and Approval: Discussed the issue with the manager and received approval for the replacement of the faulty component.
6. Part Acquisition and Installation: Procured a replacement 3-phase condenser fan motor from the supply house and successfully installed it in the RTU.
7. System Testing and Confirmation: Post-installation, the RTU resumed cooling operations with appropriate pressure levels. Confirmed that the unit is now fully operational and responding correctly to thermostat controls.

Component Function Explanation:

• 3-Phase Condenser Fan Motor: This motor drives the fan in the condenser unit of the RTU, which plays a critical role in dissipating heat from the refrigerant. Proper functioning of this motor is essential for maintaining the refrigerant cycle and avoiding excessive pressure build-up, which can lead to system shutdowns.

Final Status: The RTU is currently functioning efficiently, with all operational parameters within normal ranges, ensuring effective cooling performance. indicating 71 degrees.

Human Tech

 Met manger told captive mau is not heating.  Went in roof found mau to be running. gas Ball valve in side unit was shut 1/2 way.   Open bv all way thought maybe i or some moved valve when I opened unit door.   Went down stairs check temp it was ok.  Walked back up to roof replaced door came back down unit was. Went back up after noticing screen on control on hood was off.  At left end of hood. Rght side screen was flashing over load alarm.   Looked up in ceiling control wires are every where.  Went to look up part unit went back while I was in truck.   Went back on roof found  mixed air sensor to be heavily corroded.   Unit would fire unti after couple resets.        Problem seems to have existed before because ball valve is half closed.  Recommend replacing mixed Air sensor the temp controller, fireeye control board.   Control board is light some times then not others even when there is no alarm.

  MAU Heating Issue

Client: Met Manager Issue Reported: Heating system not functioning properly.

Technician Assessment:

1. Initial Observation: 

  the main air handling unit (MAU) was operational. However, the gas ball valve inside the unit was discovered to be partially closed (halfway).

1. Action Taken: Fully opened the ball valve. Assumption: The valve might have been inadvertently adjusted during previous maintenance activities.
2. Temperature Check: Returned to the ground level to monitor temperature levels. The temperature readings were normal.
3. Further Inspection: Noticed the control screen on the hood was off. A flashing overload alarm was visible on the right side of the screen. Investigated the ceiling area; found disorganized control wiring.
4. Intermittent Issue: The control board displayed inconsistent behavior, showing lights intermittently without corresponding alarm triggers.
5. Additional Discovery: Upon returning to the rooftop, a heavily corroded mixed air sensor was found. The unit experienced firing issues, requiring several resets to function.

Conclusion:

• The partial closure of the ball valve suggests a pre-existing issue.
• The mixed air sensor's corrosion and the erratic behavior of the control board were identified as potential causes of the heating problem.

Recommendations:

1. Replace the mixed air sensor.
2. Install a new temperature controller.
3. Replace the fireeye control board due to its inconsistent performance.

Note: These recommendations aim to address both the immediate malfunction and potential underlying issues for long-term system reliability.