Service calls HVAC

What was the initial complaint regarding the property?

• There was no air conditioning

• The heating system was malfunctioning

• The lights were not working

• There was a water leak

What did the technician first check upon realizing there was an air conditioning issue?

• The air filters

• The outdoor unit

• The thermostat settings

• The electrical panel

Where did the technician find the turned-off breaker?

• Inside the air conditioning unit

• Outside with the meter

• In the basement

• In the attic

What were the two potential issues identified for the fan not running?

• Faulty thermostat or disconnected power

• A bad fan or bad bearings

• Low refrigerant or a clogged filter

• Bad wiring or a tripped breaker

How did the technician determine the capacitor was bad?

• Listening for unusual sounds

• By its physical appearance

• Checking the system's error codes

• Using a multimeter

What was the rating of the replacement capacitor?

• 30 / 5

• 60 / 5

• 50 / 5

• 40 / 5

What additional component did the technician decide to check while replacing the capacitor?

• The thermostat

• The compressor

• The service valve cap

• The evaporator coil

What did the technician do after replacing the capacitor and before turning the unit back on?

• Secured all electrical connections

• Reset the thermostat

• Replaced the air filter

• Checked the refrigerant levels

What was the final step in the outdoor unit check?

• Cleaning the unit

• Checking the metering device

• Verifying the superheat

• Inspecting the ductwork

What advice did the technician give regarding air filter maintenance?

• Clean it instead of replacing it

• Replace it monthly

• Write the replacement date on it

• Use a high-efficiency filter