We are a HVAC company and we have a customer with a rudd A/C and i need to talk to a tech is there a number for Rudd Company not a HVAC company

If you have the motor from the blower, the information should be on the motor nameplate. If there's no nameplate or information on the motor. Then to get the correct motor for your blower, you need to call your local Rudd dealer or local parts store. Give them the model number and serial number of the Rudd unit and they should be able to help you.

Are u turning your heat on or your ac??

Hello, first check if the outside unit is running, if it is then check filter to make sure it is clean and that the blower wheel is clean and not dirty. If the unit is clean then most likely you have a low refrigerant charge due to a leak and will need a hvac tech to come out and fix the leak.

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If your furnace indeed has a pilot, a thermocouple or gas valve is your culpret. Thermocouple is about ten bucks from The Home Cheapo so it is a good inexpensive start. That is the copper stick that the pilot flame hits. Turn off the gas and electric when changing it. If it still won't light then you will need a qualified HVAC tech to replace your gas valve.

Try adjusting gas pressure. There might be an inline rollout switch that looks like an inline fuse. If that is the case several techs might over look it. The best thing to check is the schematics for the furnace in the owners manual. If you follow the low voltage, you will definately see if there is a rollout switch. If it is a new unit it has one somewhere. If you paid a company to change the burners, call them to get your money back. I have only changed burners on old janitrols where there was a factory problem with the design. They are a stationary device that has no moving parts and therefore very rare if they break. The tech probably did not know and got nervous. Call the comapny and talk to the manager about the problem. You should not have to pay for parts that were not broken.

service once a year clean dirt and hose the coil out make sure power to outdoor unit is off also make sure you keep a new air filter change about every 2 months you should also have a tech test you pressures this could cause poor cooling also need to clean inside coil also a service tech will probaly need to do this good luck

is it a heat pump? I would be suspect of the line voltage transformer have 24v. if transformer is not matched to line voltage you can have erratic problems their is an under lying problem. that is being missed find a good contractor . Tom

Contact your nearest Ruud DISTRIBUTOR, usually The Noland Company, and ask them if they could go into the historical documents and print out or send you the files for the wiring, spec's and parts breakdown. From the model number, that unit is rated for 3 tons of a/c. You can find a 3 ton coil that will fit in the space and get a straight cool condenser of 3 tons cooling and swap thermostats so it brings on the furnace and fan in heat and the condenser and fan in cooling. Or just add a simple White - Rogers model 444 for the cooling. Ron

Email me and I can send you the schematick

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