Kansas City, KS HVAC & Plumbing Services

3-14-25 I was gonna pick my filters up at unit by thrift world cause I was right down the road. They didn’t have one of my filters so I’m gonna pick them up down at United lamar After picking up filter, performed AC tuneup see attached check out sheet

(*)*()*()&()&()&()&()&(&)(&(&)(&)(&( Rick, I spent an hour here tracing the electrical to a panel and searching for a thermostat as well as confirming what thermostat goes to the split system. As it turns out the rooftop unit has been out of service for years. I did work 3.5hrs including notes and invoices such, but don’t want to loose them as a client. If the amount is ok to you then bill away. *(*()*((&(&(&))&(&)&(&(&(&(&)(&(& Today the nat gas, 80% Split system was checked as well as the two hanging heaters. The water heater was also visually checked for any signs of leaking. There has been a new wall added to this space and there is a rooftop unit that serves the warehouse area that has been decommissioned for some time. Upon arrival I noticed that there was not enough thermostats to serve the equipment on-site. This concern was alleviated once I was on the roof and it was evident that the rooftop unit had been put out of service. The thermostat for the furnace is

Hand dig down, 1 foot Extract any old pipe and spoils Measure and reroute sewer system connecting to floor drains Cut out the kitchen stack and replace Install new 4 inch HDPE plastic pipe Make proper connections Trench with gravel Be sure to make sure sewer has fall Backfill dirt

Full system replacement replace flew from furnace and water heater back to stack. Installed return air box under furnace.

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Upon arrival I began the AC tune up. First, I ran a static pressure test. This unit is rated for a max of 1.0 and it is testing at .3 which is passing easily. Next, I checked the running amps on the blower motor and it was testing within specifications. I rinsed off the outdoor unit so it is clear of cottonwood and debris now. I hooked up my gauges and the system was showing to be a little low on refrigerant which means there has to be a leak somewhere because it is a closed syste, and should never leak any refrigerant. I used my refrigerant stiffer on the indoor coil but didn’t get any hits of a leak. Our next best solution would be to add UV leak dye into the system and top it off with refrigerant. Then we return after a few weeks and then we can locate the leak if there is one. My Field Supervisor Eli arrived to take a look at the system with me. We found that the blower speed was turned down too low, so we recalibrated the blower motor and it’s now closer to testing within specs. H

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3-13-25 Got information and started the proposal for repairs. Rick needs to see these. There may be some other stuff that the customer may need need or wants.

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Found furnace from 1982 really rusted. I found the 1993 ac with a dead compressor. The unit uses R22 which is no longer manufactured. After talking this over with customer we looked more into replacement options. Field supervisor arrived to go over those options.

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For this job, I was performing maintenance on two separate AC systems. First system is located in the basement and all electrical components refrigerant levels and safety and pressure switches checked out. The duct work down here is very dirty so I highly recommend getting that cleaned. The system upstairs is a little bit older, but is still operating well. There’s a few spots on the heat exchanger. I took pictures of that. We need to keep an eye on And a UV light is highly recommended to get rid of some microbial growth that is growing on the evaporator coil. Thank you for choosing LBA!- Walker

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Drain toilet via shop vac, pull toilet, auger toilet, rest toilet

Upon arrival I began the furnace tune up. First, I ran a static pressure test. This unit is rated for a maximum of .5 and it’s testing at the max of .5. Next, I checked the running amps on the inducer and blower motor and both tested within specs. The temp rise was within range at 47 degrees. All electrical components tested within specs. I cleaned the flame sensor, replaced the filter today with a high velocity 20x25x1 inch filter and checked the blower wheel which was a little dusty but not bad for a 1 year old system. The exhaust pipe for the furnace and water heater where they connect together at the “Y” needs to be replaced. I will include an estimate to have that work done and email it to you along with the estimate for the new SmartAC Club Membership. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us L Your LBA Technician, Tyler Rickard P.S. No payment was due for todays visit, it was covered with your current membership which expires on March 18, 2025. Have a

3/11/25 - Completed a full cooling maintenance on three split systems. The filters were changed, coils were cleaned, and proper operation was tested. The AHU labeled as unit 3 in the space above the bathrooms is attached to the Heil condenser up on the roof, that system is currently not cooling at this time. It could be a potential issue with the refrigerant, but it will need to be looked into further to determine the problem. Overall, the other two systems were both in good condition, and they were both running at this time.

Inspected toilet drain turned over to supervisor