Mission Hills, KS HVAC & Plumbing Services

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Went for a maintenance call today and inspection. Customer smelled gas when first arriving to house. When to furnace and smelled gas coming from gas line connected to furnace. Did a soap and bubble test. Found the leak tightened the line. Checked the heat exchanger. Did have a crack and is red tagged. Had a supervisor come out and verify and give a quote for new furnace. Will need to be replaced and to not be used during winter! Tested for static pressure is at max rating. Checked amperage for blower motor is passing. But blower wheel is extremely dirty. Drain line is clean. As well did replace filter for customer. When checking outdoor unit. Did a torch clean. Checked for refrigerant pressures. Charge is at factory specifications and passing. Did note to customer refrigerant is outdated and no longer in production. Tested amperage, it is passing for fan and compressor. Capacitor for fan is passing. The capacitor for compressor is at max rating. Will need to be replaced sooner than lat

Upon arrival I began the tune ups. Total of 2 unit in this home. One for the main floor and basement and the other for the 2nd floor. Both units are 3 ton systems. I checked the static pressure on both units and I showed both units were passing the static pressure test which is great! I checked all the electrical components and they are all within the manufacturer specifications. I had a 20 degree temperature split in the home on both systems which is right where we want them. The refrigerant charge looks good and within specs on both units. I checked the compressors and fan motors on both units and they were both within specs. Your system is looking good at this time. If you have any questions or concerns please contact us! Have a great holiday weekend ahead!

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Attic system 0.7, rated for 0.5. Cfm count passes. Dirty blower wheel and coil .Attic coil has leak , never got price quote from office

Arrived to do leak search. Upon inspection we found a leak in the evaporator coil in the attic. Dre was there to discuss options with you. Thanks for choosing LBA.

Came out here for a new pool. Upon arrival test a static static was passing as well as CFM count. I went to the outside unit to check what was going on within the unit upon inspection just visual I see that the contact itself is really really bad. I took the capacitor off to measure the windings for the compressor and the fan both were completely dead, which signifies that the compressor and the fan have been drawing an excessive amount of amps, which would result in getting both of us replaced go to the customer what it would be to basically refurbish the system. Customer decided to go ahead and get a new unit.

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Arrived for house not keeping cool. There are three systems in the house. Started with the attic system. I checked static pressure, temperature splits, drain, filter, blower motor, blower wheel. Static was failing. A field supervisor is out to discuss. I found no difference in the return temp compared to the supply temp, wasn’t blowing cold air. All other operations are working. On the ac unit I found it was empty in refrigerant. With approval I add leak seal/dye and two lbs of refrigerant. We will be back in a few days to search for leak. On The other two systems static was failing on the garage system. On both systems refrigerant levels are good. I also preformed 3 eccs today. Systems are on and running upon leaving. Thanks for choosing LBA.

Customer needs static pressure issue fixed in attic and also needs refrigerant in united installed system

Water Softener Maintenance: Inspected and replenished salt levels, calibrated settings, and ensured efficient operation to prevent mineral buildup in plumbing fixtures.

AC Repair Service: Replaced a malfunctioning thermostat to ensure consistent cooling.

Plumbing Repair Service: Replaced a worn-out washer in a dripping faucet, restoring optimal functionality.

Went to check static pressure and inspect system. It’s a new 5 ton York system installed in December 2023 also had a bypass damper connected. CM count is still failing.

Arrived to do a performance maintenance. Started inspection inside and measured a temperature split between return and supply air. Measured power consumption of the blower motor and checked system for cleanliness. Performed a static pressure test and found that the system is operating beyond manufacturers specifications. Reached out to a field supervisor, to finish the diagnosis on the system static pressure. Went outside and verified system refrigerant charge. Verified operation of all mechanical and electronic components of the condenser. Smelled gas by the water heaters. Considering how new they are fixed the gas leak and performed an extensive leak search. Air conditioning system is operational at this time.

Called and left a message regarding drain work we quoted.

Installed fan blade. Everything functional upon leaving

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Unable to present airflow

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Completed annual ac maintenance. Both systems are cooling well. Upstairs system has a dirty blower wheel and a dirty evaporator coil. Downstairs furnace has a leaking inducer and collection box.

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Come for no cool, upon arrival went to furnace and check static pressure, check electrical components. Static pressure failed. Opened dampers and changed out filter to try and help static, it still failed. Did make customer aware of it. On outdoor unit, check the capacitor and it failed on the fan side. Went ahead and let customer know, and with customer approval replace capacitor. At this time all systems are running properly.

Upon arrival the AC was not cooling the home. I first went to the furnace and the blower was on and running amps were within manufacturer specs. I did a static pressure test on the system to make sure the airflow was not the problem. The static on this system is rated for a max of .8 and it was testing at .8 so it’s airflow is pretty good but it’s right at the max static pressure. I then went to the outdoor unit and found the fan running but the compressor was off. I then checked the dual run capacitor and found it dead on both sides. I replaced the capacitor at the homeowners request. I did not have a 75/5mfd standard cap on hand so I used a Turbo200X which comes with a 5 year warranty. Customer is aware of the warranty. After replacing the capacitor the system started right up. I checked running amps on the compressor and fan and both were within specs now. System refrigerant levels were looking good and the temp split was right at 15 degrees. Your system is running properly at this

Spoke to homeowner. He is wanting to hold off until next month. I told him I would follow up on July 2.