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Lennox Elite Model # CB30M-65-4P I had my A/C fixed while back because the freon lines keep hitting each other from the vibration which causes a leak in the line every 6 months to a year and since then my heater does not work. It will not blow heat only cold air. It was working just before repair. I bought the home 2 yrs ago. can you also suggest what I might could do to keep the freon lines from hitting each other? because4 this is the last time they will be able to repair it next time I will have to replace the unit... Thanks

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The copper the big line should have a insulating foam wrapped around it called rubetex which eliminates any rubbing. They should never be that close also. Now is this unit a heat pump?

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Lennox Elite air handler will run cold for a while, then it will blow warm air out until the safety switch is moved, then it will make a noise in the system which sounds like air hissing, then the cold air...

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The fan is running and blowing cool air out of the unit but there is no air coming through the vents, what are the possible problems? (Lennox Elite series)

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The knocking noises heard from the Freon moving through the sealed system are perfectly normal and usually do not last long. Since the evaporator coil is mounted in the freezer section, the noise is usually louder there. Some people say it sounds like marbles knocking together.
Refrigerant (Freon) moving through the system can cause a vibration/rattling, especially as the compressor first starts up.
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  2. Vibrating from back or sides of refrigerator Move refrigerator away from water line in the rear or away from walls / cabinets along the side of the cabinet. Refrigerators with a static condenser on the back require a rear clearance of 3 inches across the top of the condenser.
  3. Vibrating from the bottom of refrigerator Level refrigerator so all 4 rollers / feet rest solidly on the floor.
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1. see the pipes all around the back and inside the freezer (underneath its wall) see if there is a part oily (cause: possible leakage due to use of sharp pointed object that hit the pipes)

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