Blue Springs, MO HVAC & Plumbing Services

Blower motor is replaced. I reprogrammed the thermostat. Both AC and furnace work. Thank you for choosing LBA services!

Blower replacement

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There is no heat, pump they have an AC. Inspected the furnace, noticed some concerns with the heat exchanger and blower. Gave options. Will be back tomorrow to replace the blower. Thank you for choosing LBA services!

Gave multiple options for resolutions to consistent failures of the system. Thank you for choosing LBA services!

For this job, I was responding to an AC unit that was not blowing cold air. We installed a dual run capacitor and a hard compressor saver as well as renewed the membership and replaced the filter. Everything is running well upon departure. Thank you for choosing LBA! – Walker

Dispatched for furnace blower motor not operating. After a thorough inspection of the whole system it was determined to have a bad ECM. The secondary heat exchanger is extremely clogged with debris and is restricting the airflow and created the motor to over amp and burnout. The blower wheel also has a lot of debris built up. To proved a proper solution and for the system to move air properly the wheel needs to be cleaned and the secondary heat exchanger need to be cleaned. Also the primary heat exchanger is showing excessive amount of heat stress. Thank you for allowing us in your house to provide the perfect home service and we look forward for you becoming a member of the perfect family service club from your LBA Service tech Calvin. If I provided a positive or five star experience. I’d appreciate you sharing your thoughts in a review.

-Replaced outside frost free Hose Bibb hydrant under warranty due to split in hydrant -Installed 1/2” ball valve to isolate hydrant during winter Thanks for choosing LBA Services! Jeremy

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Today when I arrived I met with Tyler and he brought me to the kitchen. The temperature in the kitchen was 78deg and the humidity was elevated. This kitchen is served by a twinned split system. The return and supply temps at the furnaces were checked. The outdoor condensers are just outside the kitchen and are labeled #3 and #4. The compressor amp draw on condenser #3 was in range. The compressor amp draw on condenser #4 was out of range at 24amps. The condenser was blanketed with cottonwood that was preventing the system from expelling heat. Both condensers were washed and dried, the capacitor for the replaced compressor in unit #4 was checked and then they were restarted. The compressor in system #4 amp draw fell back into proper range at 18amps and the system returned to cooling. The temp split was checked at the first ceiling register and was 60 deg with a return temp of 78. Went outside and reattached a outdoor fan motor reversing wire that I noticed had a broke

Out today in an attempt to determine why 2 transformers have gone bad on the system. Looked over everything I cannot find any exposed wires, no burn marks; the transformer just put in was dead. I replaced with a new one; system is up and operating. I did amperage checks on low voltage everything is within spec.

Went for an out on system. Transformer was out, did replace with no charge prior being within 3 days. System is up and running before leaving.

Sold secondary solution to a slightly oversized system by AB May. Rather than going back to 2.5 ton since the system is only 3 years old we are adding a couple dump vents, adding a return grille, and a whole house dehumidifier.

Had a supervisor come out to check water leaks. Checked charge on system is passing. Temp split is also passing for system. Unit is over sized, supervisor will have solutions for customer. Thank you for choosing LBA services-Johann

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Today I arrived and met with Tyler. He relayed to me that the thermostats in the salon and the the private dining room were intermittently moving from a lower set point clear up to 85 degrees. I discovered that both of the areas were cooling and holding the room temperatures at 74. I accessed the programming and discovered that the week and weekend programming schedule was set to raise the temp to 85 during the day. Both stats were reprogrammed to the temperatures that Tyler requested. The equipment responded and returned to cooling after the thermostats were addressed. Thank you, Jon Tech notes: t-stats: white Rodgers

Added two returns. Replaced Txv

Sold return ductwork & warranty TXV.

After checking the system, it’s clear that the TXV is no longer operating. Part of the reason I believe this happened was due to the lack of airflow and pressure in the system from the old furnace, which is not the correct size for the coil, but it wasn’t done on installation because we only did the condenser and evaporator box. I believe if we want this to stop happening in the future we need to put in a B or C width furnace and get the airflow correct from the ductwork. Right now we have it a bit undersized and we do not have enough return air coming in. Due to the handful of various issues going on, I’ve contacted a supervisor to look at it more thoroughly and come up with the best possible solutions moving forward. At the very least, we have to get the TXV replaced so that the coil stops freezing.

Duct work leaking. Schedule for hvac

Went for a service call today. Control board wasn’t getting 24 volts to it. I replaced the transformer and it’s sending 24 volts to the system now. System is up and cooling. Thank you for choosing LBA services!

Replace compressor. Charged unit

Dropped off filters

Filled up the condenser with 1 pound of refrigerant to get the levels appropriate to the manufactured specifications and added leak seal Estimate