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Condenser Disconnect and Reinstall in Deer Valley / Anthem — June 2025

CompletedJune 13, 2025
Install CrewBen, Jesse & Michael
Service AreaDeer Valley / Anthem
SystemAir Conditioning System
WarrantyMfg + Workmanship
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Scope of Work
Remove and braze shut condensers for foundation project.
Deer Valley / Anthem · installed June 13, 2025
— At a Glance
Location
Deer Valley / Anthem
Completed
June 13, 2025
System Type
Air Conditioning System
Total Investment
$3,743
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How this install fits into our Phoenix HVAC service

This install is one example of the AC Installation & Replacement work AZ Perfect Comfort performs across Anthem, AZ. You can browse more real Condenser Disconnect and Reinstall case studies in the AZ Perfect Comfort install log. New installs from AZ Perfect Comfort include first-year enrollment in our Comfort Club maintenance membership and are backed by our Lifetime Repair Guarantee on repairs. For qualifying installations, HVAC financing options let homeowners spread the investment over time.

— Final Commissioning Results

The real numbers from startup

Every install gets fully commissioned before we leave. These are the actual readings taken on-site by Ben, Jesse & Michael from the manifold gauges, micron gauge, and digital thermometers.

Refrigerant Circuit

Refrigerant type
R-454B
Suction pressure
121 PSIG
Liquid pressure
375 PSIG
Evaporator saturation
46.6°F
Condensing saturation
116.6°F
Superheat
11°F
Subcooling
8°F

Nitrogen Pressure Test

Test pressure held
397 PSIG

Vacuum / Evacuation

Final vacuum reading
223 microns

Startup readings captured on the day of install. Manufacturer targets vary by ambient and load; every reading above met the system’s commissioning window.

— Line Items

The full equipment and materials list

ItemDescriptionQty
CUI-CONDENSER-ONLY Miscellaneous HVAC Services- uninstall, condensers braze refrigerant lines shut to protect the lines from debris during construction. Reinstall HVAC units after foundation work is complete pressure te 2

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— Photo Documentation

16 photos from this installation

Every step of this installation was documented on-site by Ben, Jesse & Michael.

Installation Progress

Documentation of the physical install — new equipment set, line sets routed, disconnects wired, thermostat mounted.

Flexible electrical whips and insulated refrigerant lines routed to the exterior wall, positioned beside the condenser pad.
Flexible electrical whips and insulated refrigerant lines routed to the exterior wall, positioned beside the condenser pad.
Outdoor condenser service valves and capped refrigerant line connections at the base of the unit during installation.
Outdoor condenser service valves and capped refrigerant line connections at the base of the unit during installation.
Flexible metal conduit and low-voltage cable are routed along the exterior wall, secured with straps and taped wire ends awaiting connection.
Flexible metal conduit and low-voltage cable are routed along the exterior wall, secured with straps and taped wire ends awaiting connection.
New A/C disconnect installed and open for inspection, showing ON/OFF pull handle and labeled specifications inside the rainproof enclosure.
New A/C disconnect installed and open for inspection, showing ON/OFF pull handle and labeled specifications inside the rainproof enclosure.
Refrigerant lines, control wiring, and electrical whip routed through sealed wall penetrations, prepped with tape and insulation at the condenser location.
Refrigerant lines, control wiring, and electrical whip routed through sealed wall penetrations, prepped with tape and insulation at the condenser location.
Outdoor condenser service valves with capped line set stubs taped for protection prior to connection and commissioning.
Outdoor condenser service valves with capped line set stubs taped for protection prior to connection and commissioning.
Outdoor condenser pad with routed refrigerant lines, control cable, and armored electrical whip protected with tape before equipment set.
Outdoor condenser pad with routed refrigerant lines, control cable, and armored electrical whip protected with tape before equipment set.
Two outdoor condensers set on pads with disconnect boxes mounted on the wall and tools staged for installation work.
Two outdoor condensers set on pads with disconnect boxes mounted on the wall and tools staged for installation work.
Two outdoor condensers set on level pads with nearby electrical disconnects, refrigerant lines routed to the wall penetration.
Two outdoor condensers set on level pads with nearby electrical disconnects, refrigerant lines routed to the wall penetration.
Two outdoor condensers set on level pads with insulated line sets and dedicated disconnect boxes mounted on the wall.
Two outdoor condensers set on level pads with insulated line sets and dedicated disconnect boxes mounted on the wall.

Nitrogen Pressure Test

Both manifold gauges holding equal pressure verifies a leak-free system before we ever bring in refrigerant.

Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 397 PSI on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 397 PSI on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.

Vacuum / Evacuation

A deep vacuum below 500 microns pulls all moisture and non-condensables out of the line set before charging.

Micron gauge connected during evacuation reads 293 microns, confirming a deep vacuum before releasing refrigerant.
Micron gauge connected during evacuation reads 293 microns, confirming a deep vacuum before releasing refrigerant.
Digital micron gauge connected at the outdoor unit shows 223 microns during evacuation, confirming a deep vacuum before refrigerant charging.
Digital micron gauge connected at the outdoor unit shows 223 microns during evacuation, confirming a deep vacuum before refrigerant charging.

Refrigerant Commissioning

Operating pressures, superheat, and subcooling confirmed to manufacturer spec after charge.

Digital manifold shows system operating pressures with suction at 121 PSI and liquid at 375 PSI during commissioning.
Digital manifold shows system operating pressures with suction at 121 PSI and liquid at 375 PSI during commissioning.

Electrical Verification

Voltage and amperage checked at the disconnect to confirm the equipment is drawing within nameplate spec.

Electrical service panel with labeled breakers, including two circuits marked for A/C and one for the air handler.
Electrical service panel with labeled breakers, including two circuits marked for A/C and one for the air handler.
Outdoor A/C disconnect with pull-out switch in the OFF position, cover open to show enclosure and conduit connection.
Outdoor A/C disconnect with pull-out switch in the OFF position, cover open to show enclosure and conduit connection.
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Questions about this installation

What kind of system was installed in this Deer Valley / Anthem job?

The installer disconnected and sealed the condensers to facilitate foundation repair, then reinstalled the condensers once the repair was completed. This process ensured that the HVAC system remained functional while addressing necessary structural work.

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Does AZ Perfect Comfort install in Deer Valley / Anthem?

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Is the new equipment covered by a warranty?

Yes. New equipment installed by AZ Perfect Comfort is covered by the manufacturer's warranty (typically 10 years on parts when registered) plus our workmanship warranty on the installation itself. Diamond Members receive our Lifetime Repair Guarantee on covered repairs — ask about our maintenance plans.

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