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Clear the condensate drain on an evaporator by removing the drain pan, unscrewing the drain plug, and draining the water into a bucket. Then, use a wet/dry vacuum to remove any remaining water from the drain pan and evaporator coil. Finally, screw the drain plug back into place and replace the drain pan.

I recently completed a job involving cleaning power washing on a mini-split system. The mini-split system was located in a residential home and had been experiencing issues with poor air quality and reduced cooling efficiency. Next, I used a power washer to clean the outdoor unit. I started by spraying the unit with a low-pressure stream of water to remove any loose dirt or debris. Then, I increased the pressure and sprayed the unit more vigorously, removing any stubborn dirt or stains. After this, I cleaned the remaining of the indoor unit and unit is back up and running!

I was called to a job to service a make-up air unit. The unit was not working properly and was causing the building to have poor air quality. I diagnosed the issue and sent over a quote for the customer, we will be returning next week to complete it!

I am a skilled professional that works for a McCarver Mechanical Heating & Cooling company. I recently completed a job rewiring an AC unit. The unit was a commercial unit that had been installed in a building for several years. The unit had been experiencing frequent interruptions and was not operating at peak efficiency. To address the issue, I first inspected the unit to determine the cause of the interruptions. I found that the unit's wiring was outdated and had been damaged over time. I then replaced the damaged wiring with new, high-quality wiring that was designed to handle the power requirements of the unit. Next, I installed a new control panel that was designed to monitor and control the unit's operation. The control panel was equipped with a variety of features that allowed me to optimize the unit's performance and reduce its energy consumption. Finally, I tested the unit to ensure that it was operating properly. I checked the unit's voltage, current, and frequency and ma

I was called to a home to fix a leak in the air conditioning system. Upon arrival, I found that the leak was coming from a small hole in the refrigerant line. I used a sealant to repair the hole and then filled the system with R-410A refrigerant. After completing the repair, I tested the system to ensure that it was working properly. The customer was very satisfied with the work and thanked me for my help.

I was called to a residential home to perform a run up on the air conditioner. The customer had noticed that the air conditioner was not cooling the house properly. I arrived at the house and performed a series of tests to determine the issue. I found that the air filter was dirty and needed to be replaced. I also noticed that the condenser coil was dirty and needed to be cleaned. After cleaning the coil, I recharged the system with refrigerant and tested the air conditioner again. The air conditioner now cooled the house properly. The customer was happy with the service and thanked me for my help.

I was working as an HVAC contractor when I received a call from a customer who was experiencing problems with their air conditioner. Upon arrival, I found that the condensate drain on the evaporator coil was clogged. I used a plumbing snake to clear the drain, and then I flushed the system with a solution to remove any debris or buildup. Afterward, I tested the system to ensure that it was working properly. The customer was very satisfied with the service, and I was able to resolve the issue quickly and efficiently.

I was called to a home to repair a low-voltage wire that had been damaged in a furnace. The wire was damaged by a contractor who had been working on the home. I arrived at the home and inspected the damage. I then removed the damaged wire and replaced it with a new wire. I tested the new wire to ensure it was working properly. I then cleaned up the work area and left the home.

I was called to replace a 24v transformer in a commercial building. The transformer was located in a utility closet on the second floor. I removed the old transformer and replaced it with a new one. I then tested the new transformer to ensure it was working properly.

I was hired to seal a leak in a condensate pan. The condensate pan is a small container that collects condensation from the air conditioner. The leak was located in the pan's bottom, and it was causing water to drip onto the floor. To seal the leak, I first removed the old sealant from the pan's edges. I then cleaned the pan's surface and applied a new sealant. I used a caulk gun to apply the sealant and ensure that it was completely sealed. After sealing the leak, I tested the pan to ensure that it was working properly. I checked the sealant for any signs of cracking or leaking and made any necessary adjustments. Overall, sealing a condensate pan leak is a simple but important task that can help prevent water damage to your home. It's important to hire a professional to ensure that the sealant is applied correctly and to test the pan after the sealant has been applied to ensure that it is working properly.

I am a highly skilled HVAC contractor professional. I recently completed a furnace and AC tune-up for a client in the area. This tune-up involved inspecting and cleaning the furnace and AC unit, checking for any potential issues, and making necessary adjustments to ensure optimal performance. I also provided the client with tips on how to maintain their HVAC system and prevent future problems.

I was called to a home to replace a furnace power switch. When I arrived, I found that the old switch was not working properly. I removed the old switch and installed a new one. I tested the switch to make sure it was working properly before leaving the job site.

Performing clearing of evaporator condensate drain involves removing any debris or blockages that may be present in the drain line of an evaporator coil. This is an important maintenance task to ensure proper airflow and prevent the coil from overheating. To perform the clearing, I first shut off the power supply to the HVAC system and then removed the access panel to the evaporator coil. I used a vacuum cleaner to remove any debris from the drain line and then flushed the line with a solution of water and vinegar to remove any remaining debris. Finally, I replaced the access panel and turned on the power supply to the HVAC system.

I am a skilled professional that works for a McCarver Mechanical Heating & Cooling company. I recently completed a job where I performed a city certification on a furnace and water heater. This certification ensures that the equipment meets the necessary safety standards and regulations for installation and operation in the city. To complete the certification, I first inspected the equipment to ensure it was in good working condition and met the required specifications. I then conducted a series of tests to measure the efficiency and performance of the furnace and water heater. These tests included measuring the heating output, cooling output, and water flow rate. Once the tests were complete, I submitted the certification application to the city's building department. The application included a detailed report of the tests and a copy of the equipment's installation and maintenance records. The city's building department reviewed the application and issued a certificate of complianc

I was hired to perform a leak test and repair on a lineset in a residential home. The lineset was made of copper and was leaking at several joints. I used a specialized leak detection tool to locate the leaks and then repaired them using a solder-free compression fitting. The repair was successful, and the homeowner was happy with the results.

Perform leak test and repair on line set

I am a highly skilled HVAC contractor professional. I recently completed a job where I had to clean the condensate drain of an air conditioner. The drain was clogged with debris, and it was causing the AC to not work properly. I used a special tool to remove the debris and clean the drain. After cleaning the drain, the AC started working again, and the customer was very happy with the results.

I was tasked with replacing the condenser fan motor in a residential home. The condenser unit was located on the roof, and the motor was mounted on the fan blade. I removed the old motor and replaced it with a new one, ensuring that the electrical connections were secure. I also cleaned the area around the motor and the condenser unit to ensure that there was no debris or dust that could interfere with the new motor's performance.

I was tasked with replacing a condensate pump in a residential home. The pump was located in the attic and was connected to the furnace. I removed the old pump and installed the new one, making sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper installation. I also tested the pump to ensure it was working properly before completing the job.

I was called to perform a tune-up on a residential air conditioning unit. The unit was not cooling properly, and I diagnosed the issue as a dirty air filter. I removed the old filter and replaced it with a new one, which resolved the problem. I also checked the refrigerant levels and added more if necessary. Finally, I tested the unit to ensure it was running properly.

I was called to a residential home to perform maintenance on a residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, I found that the system was not cooling properly. I diagnosed the issue as a faulty capacitor and replaced it. After completing the repair, the system was cooling properly again. The customer was very satisfied with the service and thanked me for my help.

I am a highly skilled and experienced home service professional. I recently completed a job where I performed a mini split maintenance. The mini split is a type of heating and cooling system that is installed in homes and businesses. It consists of an outdoor unit that houses the compressor, condenser, and evaporator, and an indoor unit that houses the air handler and blower. During the maintenance, I inspected the outdoor unit for any signs of damage or wear and tear. I also checked the refrigerant levels and pressure to ensure that the system was operating efficiently. I cleaned the condenser coils and evaporator coils to remove any dirt or debris that may have accumulated. I also checked the electrical connections and wiring to ensure that they were secure and in good condition. If any issues were found, I repaired or replaced them as necessary. Finally, I tested the system to ensure that it was cooling or heating properly. I adjusted the thermostat to ensure that the desired tem

I am a skilled professional who works for a McCarver Mechanical Heating & Cooling company. I recently completed a residential AC tune-up for a customer. This tune-up included cleaning the condenser coil, checking the refrigerant pressure, and lubricating the fan motor. I also checked the electrical connections and tested the thermostat to ensure it was working properly. After the tune-up, the customer reported that their air conditioner ran more efficiently. I am proud to have been able to help improve the comfort and efficiency of my customer's home.

I was hired to perform a residential air conditioning tune-up. The client had noticed that their air conditioner was not cooling their home as efficiently as it should be. I arrived at the client's home and performed a thorough inspection of the air conditioning system. I checked the refrigerant levels, cleaned the air filters, and tested the electrical components. I also checked the ductwork for any leaks or damage. After the tune-up, the client's air conditioner was running more efficiently and cooling their home more effectively. The client was very satisfied with the service and expressed that they would recommend me to their friends and family.

I was hired to perform maintenance on two split system A/C units. The first unit was a 10-year-old model that had been experiencing frequent breakdowns. I replaced the compressor, evaporator coil, and condenser coil, and also cleaned the air filter and evaporator drain pan. The second unit was a 5-year-old model that was not cooling as effectively as it should. I replaced the air filter and cleaned the condenser coil. I also checked the refrigerant levels and found that one of the lines was leaking. I repaired the leak and recharged the system with the correct amount of refrigerant.