Mitsubishi MS17TN Air Conditioner "refrigerator tripping high pressure switch" Questions

...at any time you may have the indications of an overcharge in your system causing the high pressure to trip out. The name plate on these indicates the proper charge and it is critical to the

...tripping the float switch which would cause the compressor to stay off, a bad thermostat, improper refrigerant charge (low pressure or high pressure switch located in the outside condensing unit), ...

...tripping the reset button or something and we have to run out and trip it. Well today it won't turn back on. What's probably happened is that your outdoor unit has overheated due to a high ...

...high pressure switch located where the compressor is, which is attached to the refrigerant line. Make sure your indoor unit operates by putting the fan to manual, if it operates your problem is not ...

...high pressure reset, this is usually on the smaller of the two copper lines coming from the compressor. It will look like a small valve with a button on the top or it will be in a gray case with a ...

...High pressure switch tripped, compressor failure, refrigerant loss. You'll need to open the unit and tun it on and see if you are getting power to your compressor with a meter. If you are and it is ...

...tripping (or damaging) the switch. My question is does the high pressure cutoff switch have a reset and if no, can the switch be replaced without evacuating the refrigerant? Before working around or ...

high pressure switches. Thanks Bill Pugh Sounds to me either a low refrigerant charge or low air volume over the evap coil (inside). There is a sencer for temps outside maybe it's tripping out on that

...I was goin to remove it then the compresor stoped and no more cool air. I have check all fuses all looks good. HELP!!! if you put too much refrigerant in it the high pressure switch may have ...

...high pressure switch or the frost control. The high temp switch usually trips because the condenser coil is dirty which does not allow it to exhaust heat very well. The frost control will trip if the ...