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Posted by ~^Johnny^~ on July 11, 2006, 6:20 am
wrote:
>>Renter finally tells my sister last night they have had no a/c for the
>>past two weeks. Cannot get the hvac guys until Wed. Sister goes over
>>there, they have the thermostat set to Off. Said so kids wouldn't mess
>>with it trying to get cold air.
>>Sister sets it, seems to be working, goes back 3 hours later, and its
>>hotter in house. I check the outside unit, press Restart. It starts
>>up. The fans just don't get much speed, it sounds like its trying to
>>get going. Then stops. Tried reset again about 10 min later, same
>>result.
>>Is this a bad fan moter (if such a thing), compressor? Just trying to
>>prepare for the repair bill.
>>Thanks.
>You probably need to replace the worn out refrigerant and rotate the
>fan blades. Its all about balance.
>Bubba
First I'd discombobulate the fradostat, remove the Johnson rod, check
for greebles in the tinkerbox, and make sure there's no wobble in the
Jack shaft or foreplay in the diddle spindle. Then, replace the
diaphragm, reinsert the Johnson rod, and recombobulate the fradostat.
If that doesn't work, call a licensed, competent technician...
but be prepared to pay. Nothing's Freon this planet anymore.
--
-john
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>>past two weeks. Cannot get the hvac guys until Wed. Sister goes over
>>there, they have the thermostat set to Off. Said so kids wouldn't mess
>>with it trying to get cold air.
>>Sister sets it, seems to be working, goes back 3 hours later, and its
>>hotter in house. I check the outside unit, press Restart. It starts
>>up. The fans just don't get much speed, it sounds like its trying to
>>get going. Then stops. Tried reset again about 10 min later, same
>>result.
>>Is this a bad fan moter (if such a thing), compressor? Just trying to
>>prepare for the repair bill.
>>Thanks.