Your 46-point, $169 AC Tune-Up includes

Thermostat

• Test Thermostat Operation
• Advise the homeowner on best practice settings
• Check batteries and replace if necessary
  

Ductwork

• Inspect Accessible Ductwork for Proper Connections and Hangers
• Inspect Ductwork for Proper Sealing
  

Filtration

• Inspect Air Filter Housing & Air Seal
• Check Air Filter Condition
• Advise on replacement or conversion to AprilAire filtration system
  

Indoor Unit

• Inspect Cabinet, Fasteners, Panels, and Blower Compartment
• Blower Wheel Rotates Freely
• Check Blower Mounts
• Measure and Record Blower Motor Amperage
• Measure and Record Blower Motor Capacitor Reading
• Measure and Record Leaving Supply Air Temperature
• Measure and Record Return Air Dry Bulb Temperature
• Measure and Record Return Air Wet Bulb Temperature
• Calculate Temperature Delta and Confirm it Falls within Manufacturer's Specifications
• Indoor Coil, Identify Metering Device
  

Condenser (Outdoor Unit)

• Outdoor Unit: Is It Level 
• Outdoor Unit: Is It Clear of Vegetation & Shrubs
• Inside Cabinet Clear of Leaves and Debris
• Rinse Condenser Coil if Needed
• Check if Outdoor Disconnect Properly Fused
• Check Outdoor Disconnect and Sealtite for Water Tight
• Visually Inspect Contactor for Pitting or Debris
  

Metering

• Line Voltage Reading
• Measure and Record Voltage Drop at Contactor
• Measure and Record Condenser Fan Amperage
• Measure and Record Compressor Readings
• Measure and Record Dual Capacitor Rating and Readings
  

Refrigerant

• Identify Refrigerant Type for System
• Record Outdoor Temperature at Time of Tune-up
• Record Suction and Liquid Line
• Record SuperHeat (SH)
• Record SubCooling (SC)
  

Lines and Electrical Inspection

• Inspect Accessible Refrigeration Lines and Insulation
• Inspect Electrical Connections and Wires Inside the Cabinet
  

Air Purifier

• Check operational condition of unit
• Check the condition of the UV light and advise if replacement required
  

Dehumidifier

• Confirm unit is powered and energized
• Clean and brush contact
  

Humidifier

• Check and replace water panel
• Set to summer position (Humidistat OFF, damper closed)
  

Condensate System

• Check Condensate Drain
• Check Condensate Pump
• Flush Condensate Pipe
• Cycle and Test Unit Operation
  

Call Gorjanc at 216-464-4647 to schedule your professional air conditioner tune-up before Northeast Ohio's weather turns hot and humid!

Air Conditioning Season Frequently Asked Questions

How often should you change your HVAC filter?

As a general rule, replace pleated air filters and furnace filters in your home every 90 days. 

• The longer an air filter is in place, the more dirt, dust, and allergens are trapped
• A clogged furnace filter decreases its efficiency.
• We recommend MERV13 air filters