Air Conditioning Service, Repair and Installation

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Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Long Beach, Indiana

Dye Plumbing & Heating is one of the leading providers of air conditioning repair and air conditioning service in Long Beach, IN, offering timely solutions to problems related to your air conditioning system. Our HVAC technicians will come to your rescue when you want emergency AC service or repair, or just need a hand with your residential or commercial cooling problems.

You'll find we take our job seriously and highly value the trust that is placed in us. Dye Plumbing & Heating goes far beyond what others do by investing in the training and equipment necessary to protect your home or family in Long Beach, IN. Whether you have a central AC system, Heat Pump or Ductless Mini Split we are here to help.

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Dye Plumbing & Heating Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Long Beach, Indiana



Recent Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Long Beach, Indiana by Dye Plumbing & Heating

Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Long Beach, Indiana
Technician Invoice Notes: Call For No Ac At Pump House Today. At Arrival Disconnect Was Pulled. Found Dual Capacitor Metering Low, Replaced Capacitor Per Customer Request. Checked Amp Draws, Checked Pressures. High Side Pressure Little High. Water Washed Condenser Coil. Performed Service On Unit, Inspected Indoor Coil, Blower Wheel, Air Filter. Inspected Electrical Components, I Could Not Duplicate No Ac Today, Suspect High Pressure Switch Tripped. If Problem Continues, May Need To Consider Condenser Fan Replacement. Checked Refrigerant Charge. Unit Operational At Departure. Temperature Drop 21 Degrees At Departure.
LONG BEACH, IN
07-28-2022

Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Long Beach, Indiana
Technician Invoice Notes: Call For No A/c. Upon Arrival Found Furnace Giving Trouble Code E112 (ground Not Found). Tested And Visually Verified System Had Proper Ground. After Further Investigation Found Control Board Full Of Corrosion. Shut Off Power To System And Cleaned Corrosion With Plastic Wire Brush. System No Longer Gave Trouble Code.Cycled System Several Times From Thermostat To Insure Proper Operation. System Is Cooling Properly And Operating Properly At This Time With A Temperature Drop Of 18°.
LONG BEACH, IN
07-21-2021

Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Long Beach, Indiana
Technician Invoice Notes: Call For No A/c. Upon Arrival Found System Low On Refrigerant. Customer Opted To Have System Charged For Now. Added 3pounds Of R22 To System. Cycled System To Insure Proper Operation. System Is Cooling Properly At This Time With A Temperature Drop Of 18° Across The Evaporator Coil. Customer Has Been Made Aware That System Leaks.
Long Beach, IN
06-15-2021

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Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Long Beach, Indiana
Technician Invoice Notes: Call For No A/C On First Floor. Upon Arrival Inspected Air Filter, Evaporator Coil, And Blower Wheel. After Further Investigation Found Failed Condenser Fan Motor And Weak Dual Run Capacitor. Replaced Fan Motor, Replaced Capacitor And Checked System Refrigerant Charge. Unit Is Cooling Properly At This Time With A Temperature Drop Of 19°. Also Serviced Second Floor Unit. Inspected Blower Wheel, Evaporator Coil And Air Filter. Water Washed Outdoor Condenser Coil And Inspected All Electrical Components. Checked System Refrigerant Levels And Unit Is Cooling Properly At This Time With A Temperature Drop Of 20° Across The Evaporator Coil. Recommend Replacing Air Filters Within The Next Month.
Long Beach, IN
06-15-2021

Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Long Beach, Indiana
1. Reclaim The R-22 Refrigerant From The Existing Air Conditioning System. 2. Disconnect The Outdoor Unit From The Electrical Circuit And Refrigeration Tubing. 3. Install New Wall Mounting Brackets On The East Side Of The Home To Allow For The Re-installation Of The Existing Condensing Unit. 4. Drill A New Hole For The Extension Of The Refrigerant Tubing And Electrical Circuit. 5. Re-connect The Condensing Unit To The Existing Refrigeration Tubing And Electrical Circuit. Existing Service Disconnect Will Be Relocated. 6. Seal The Wall Penetrations With Mortar Mix And Sealing Compound. 7. Evacuate The Refrigeration System, Restart The System And Charge With R-22 Refrigerant. 8. Perform A Furnace Service And Safety Inspection And Report Any Issues To The Client.
Long Beach, IN
06-15-2021

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