HVAC Maintenance Program

This facility does not have any kind of HVAC maintenance program and only "reacts" to issues as they happen.

• Higher energy consumption
• Higher repair costs
• Longer down times, which translates into lost revenue
• Property Damage may also occur due to the breakdown

This facility realizes that it is far less expensive to have an HVAC maintenance program in place than to wait for a major breakdown.

• Dramatic decrease in maintenance costs.
• 15%-20% reduction in energy costs.
• Improved indoor air quality.
• Less frequent down times.
• Extended equipment life.
• Reduces repair costs by as much as 50%.

• Blowout condensate drain
• Replace filters
• Measure amperage of the blower motor
• Check blower wheel for balance
• Lubricate bearings and pulleys
• Check for bearing wear
• Adjust/replace belts as needed
• Check the condenser coil condition 
• Measure amperage of the condenser fan motor
• Check all the electrical start components for wear
• Check compressor amperage
• Check refrigerant charge 
• Check relay and starter contacts
• Adjust time delay relay accuracy 
• Calibrate the thermostat and controls
• Check units for excessive vibration
• Measure temperature rise across the coil
• Check the evaporator coil condition 

• Blowout condensate drain
• Replace filters