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Posted by Jim Dandy on February 1, 2009, 11:46 pm
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> The King wrote:
>> On 02 Feb 2009 02:45:41 GMT, jetservice_at_sbcglobal_dot_net@foo.com
>> (davidjohnson) left spaces for comments ):
>>>I need some help. I have a York Heat pump unit with a Honeywell
>>> basic
>>>thermostat (unit also serves as an AC in summer). Evereything has
>>> been
>>>working fine until this weekend when we discovered that the outside
>>>compressor unit would not turn off. Nothing I would do to the
>>> thermostat
>>>would make the thing turn off outside. I ended up pulling the
>>> disconnect
>>>at the pigtail outside to get it to shut off.
>>>Any ideas on troubleshooting this or should I call a professional?
>>> The contactor is stuck closed.
> How difficult is the contactor to repair and or replace? I appreciate
> your help
It will be real difficult for you to repair or replace. You are way out of
your league here. Better call a pro before you kill yourself and/or your
family.
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> (davidjohnson) left spaces for comments ):
>>I need some help. I have a York Heat pump unit with a Honeywell
>> basic
>>thermostat (unit also serves as an AC in summer). Evereything has
>> been
>>working fine until this weekend when we discovered that the outside
>>compressor unit would not turn off. Nothing I would do to the
>> thermostat
>>would make the thing turn off outside. I ended up pulling the
>> disconnect
>>at the pigtail outside to get it to shut off.
>>Any ideas on troubleshooting this or should I call a professional?
>> The contactor is stuck closed.