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GE Zoneline AZ55H07D Air Conditioner

Loud Popping Sounds

posted by AugustSun on Nov 17, 2007


Our Ge Zoneline Unit AZ55H15DAB is two years old. This fall, it had started making loud popping sounds and rattling noises when the compressor clicks on. The popping sounds are louder as the temperature becomes colder. The AC part of this unit worked fine this summer. The manual says that the popping sound is water hitteng the fan blades however it never happened for two winters. Anyone have an answer?

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posted on Nov 18, 2007
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If this is a heat pump system it is possible that your fan blade is hitting ice on your condenser coil.

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