Raymore, MO HVAC & Plumbing Services

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Completed furnace maintenance and inspection. During inspection I found failed airflow. I also found the heat exchanger opening up. I showed customer and brought out supervisor to reconfirm.

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Furnace repair. I inspected the system and discovered that the furnace wasn’t igniting due to a faulty igniter that had worn out over time. After carefully diagnosing the issue, I replaced the igniter and ensured all connections were secure. Once the repair was complete, the furnace was tested and restored to proper working condition, providing reliable heat for the home.

Installed 50 gallon electric water heater. Installed UV light. Installed capacitor and hard start kit on outdoor unit.

Completed heating maintenance and inspection. I cleaned units and tested all amp draws and components. I checked air pressure and temp splits. Capacitor is testing out of range. Compressor is overamping. I showed customer readings and where they should be. Supervisor arrived to approach what option would be best.

Sold duct cleaning and water heater

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Came out here for heating maintenance on arrival. Tested static static was passing. Do you know was about a year old everything within the unit was looking perfectly fine. Filter was good. Cleaned out flame sensor ensure that all operations within the heating were working perfectly fine. Thank you for choosing LBA services.

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Went for a maintenance call today. Tested for static pressure static is passing. Did a co test no co was detected when testing. Inspected heat exchanger no wear and tear. All electrical components are passing for system. Blower wheel is clean. No further wear and tear. Thank you for choosing LBA services-Johann.

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Set up RTP for 11/22 9am

Arrived to customers for the furnace tuneup in during the inspection, receive the high car on static pressure along with discovering a dirty blower wheel and biological growth at the condensation drain pan under the evaporator coil. All other components met within factory specs.

Confirmed that the source of the noise in the ductwork was caused by thermal expansion. After the system runs in heating mode the sound is heard most prevalently in the master bathroom. Aeroseal, a method of internally sealing the duct work to close up leaks, softens the sound inside the duct work and helps prevent the noise caused by thermal expansion by cushioning the ductwork joints. Retested static pressure at Earline's request. System is failing static pressure indicating there is an issue with the airflow, likely in the ductwork. The thermal expansion noise in the duct work will not harm her system in any way, nor affect the operation in either heating or cooling mode.

Installed UV light over coil second boot two returns

Sold ductwork paid in full

Heating inspection completed. Static pressure in heating mode is near system's max rating in heating mode. Indoor fan assembly has a layer of dirt that, if left unchecked, will decrease airflow and wear out the indoor fan motor faster. Humidifier is operational. Advise adjusting the humidifier in small increments until they find the right balance between humidifying the air and preventing condensation on the windows. Verified fan speeds to match the capacity in cooling and heating modes. Advised against using the five inch 3m MERV 12 filters because it was severely restricting the airflow. Adjusted gas pressre in high heat to match the airflow needs and prevent overheating. Biological growth discovered under the indoor coil during heat exchanger inspection. Field supervisor dispatched to determine why the air pressure was so high in the system.

Went for a maintenance call today. When testing for static pressure. Static was failing. Did adjusted blower speeds. Static was failing after retesting. Did replace filter for customer. Did test for carbon monoxide, no co was detected. Inspected heat exchanger no wear and tear. All electrical components pass for system. Cleaned out flame sensor, and pressure switch hose. Blower wheel was clean. As well as drain line. Temp split is passing for system. No further wear and tear. Thank you for choosing LBA services-Johann.

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Called out to address problematic sound that bothers customer. We’ve already braced the return duct. I heard the noise and then went to the source area. Sounds like it’s coming from a supply duct. I adjusted the humidifier water line that was leaned against the supply duct. I also found several supply registers closed. I opened them all. Either could’ve been the reason for the noise. After several retests, I cannot recreate the noise. Seems that one of these adjustments has worked. Cx was .06 over on static pressure test. Retest confirmed a drop to .45 after registers were all opened.

Upon arrival I began the furnace tune up. The homeowner was concerned because she is hearing a popping noise each time the system turns off. My Field Supervisor Nathan came out to assist in finding the solution to this popping noise. We found all the vents in the basement were closed off and the humdifier water line was laying on top of the ducts and when it turns on and the solenoid valve opens it clicks and could have been making the popping noise. We moved the line so it isn’t touching the duct anymore. We also opened all the vents downstairs and tested the system 4 times without any popping noise now. So, I believe we have it fixed but it the noise occurs again please reach out to us. I completed the furnace tune up. All the electrical components were testing within the manufacturer specifications. Temp rise was within specs at 46 degrees. I set the humidifier to 35% and tested the water source is working and the flow of water is correct speed. If you have any questions or concerns

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Went for a maintenance call today. When going to furnace tested for static pressure. Static was failing for system. Retested with supervisor with customer approval. Did a carbon monoxide test. No carbon monoxide was detected at this time. Checked heat exchanger no cracks were found some rust spots were forming. All electrical components are passing for system. Cleaned out flame sensor and pressure switch hose. Drain line was clean and replaced filter. Temp split was passing for system. Blower wheel was clean. No further wear and tear on system. Supervisor will have solutions for static. Thank you for choosing LBA services.