The fan motor is bad. The fan motor capacitor may also be the problem. First, an amperage test should be done on the motor to see if its exceeding the rated amps. Secondly, the capacitor should be tested for the amount of microfarads it has. If its an old mtor, it should be replaced, along with the capacitor. All of this should be done by a licensed A/C contractor!
when unplug ed and plug ed the power switch relay will make click if supply is in working condition to circuit. so compressor if not working the means no sound then definately it is in problem.
To deliver air at a high pressure than originally taken in.
Heat pumps use a compressor to make the working fluid condense at a higher temperature.The compressor needs input energy.
1.Fan not working 2.obstructions in the duct system 3.coils are filthy and need to be cleaned
Air conditioner not workingChances are. your AC is not cycling anymore. The most common reason that this happens is due to a small leak in the system that allows the refrigerant to escape and when enough has leaked out, the low pressure switch is activated to shut the compressor down to make sure that the compressor does not burn itself out. When this happens, you will notice the compressor running for a short time and then shutting off. The system needs to be recharged and then leak tested, repaired, and recharged. Generally, a fitting or a hose has leaked and once it is repaired you AC will work fine again. USING CRICKETSat night, when a cricket chirp, count how many chirps there are in one minute. After that divide the number by four then add thirty-seven. There's your temperature!
Determine what is not working properly, then determine why.
with a new compressor is a good place to look and see if it's working then see if the fan to blow it is still working you fix it with a new ac compressor pulley and recharge the freon in the car
You will have to figure out why: This the 90% of the time failur: Is there Freon in the system, if there is not a minimum pressure, usually 17 PSI, the compressor will not run. Is the compressor and clutch capable of working? Is the fuse in good shape.
the asiest way to see if it is working is to start the car, turn on the a/c, watch your compressor. you should hear a click than the center of the compressor pully will start rotating, if that doesnt happen you could be low in gas in your system, you can always fill it just to check
working principle of a compressor
it might be the air condition gas or most probably the air condition compressor
If its just the compressor that's not starting then it could be bad contactor bad capacitor burnt or broken wire bad compressor lower than normal line voltage If you are not comfortable testing or working with electricity then don't attempt this on your own
The A/C compressor is clutch driven, when electricity is applied to a coil, it engages the clutch. Most likely the coil shorted out in the A/C clutch on the front of the compressor.
I would start with the basics and look for a blown fuse - there should be a fuse for the air conditioning switches , A/C compressor clutch
Air conditioning systems can stop working for several reasons. The most common reason is that the fluid charge has leaked out. Other causes include a disconnected wire, a worn compressor clutch, a broken belt, a seized compressor, a clogged expansion valve, and the list goes on...
Most likely, your air conditioning compressor is cooked or its pulley clutch has seized. Hopefully it was the pulley, because the compressor is not cheap.
Most new homes in the United States are built with central air conditioning systems installed during their construction. While many older homes do not have these systems, it is not difficult to install a central air conditioning system. The first step in installing a system is deciding which system is appropriate for the buyer’s needs. Central air conditioning systems typically consist of an outside unit which includes the condenser and compressor, an inside unit which contains the evaporator, and the ducts and pipes in the home that distribute the cold air to the different rooms in the building. Choosing which system is appropriate depends on the size of the area being cooled, the amount of power available to power the system, and the homeowner’s budget. Once the system has been chosen, the first step in installing the system is to install the ducts that will distribute the air inside the house. This is the most time-consuming part of the installation, and will take much longer than the actual installation of the unit. The typical homeowner will need to hire a contractor to install the ducts and central air unit, since installing a central air conditioning unit requires specialized knowledge in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. It is also important to note that in many states, the person installing the central air conditioning system must be certified or accredited by the state in which the home is located. Another important note for the homeowner is that in many states, handling the refrigerants used in the air conditioning unit requires a special certification from the state. Once the ducts and vents have been installed, the next step in installing the central air conditioning system is to install the air handler unit. It is important to make sure the power is turned off to the house before the installation of the air handler unit is started. This component is typically installed in either the basement or attic of the house. Next install the compressor unit of the central air conditioning system. It is important to make sure the compressor is placed on a base which is level, and that the immediate area surrounding the compressor is empty. Once the compressor is installed and level, connect the compressor and air handler unit to the main power unit of the house. The final step of the installation is to install and connect the thermostat unit that will control the air conditioning unit. It is now time to turn power back on and check to make sure the unit is working properly. If the unit does not work properly, consult a licenced contractor for help in fixing any issues.