the heater coil has possibly burnt out. This coil is located behing the evaporator coil in the window a/c. To access the coil you need to pull out the unit from the casing. The coil looks like a toaster coil and is possibly in a metal box. Several screws hold the coil in place. If you are doing the repair yourself you will need to remove the coil take the model and serial number with you to an appliance parts house for replacement. Removal of the coil like i said before isn't hard however, you need to make sure all of the electrical wiring you diconnedct has been marked to insure you are placing the correct wires back in the correct location on your new heater coil. Good Luck on your repairs hope this helped you some
need owners manual for my unit or the wiring specs for it cant find the model number help on that...
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need owners manual for my unit or the wiring specs for it cant find the model number help on that would be great too
Hi Just had a Carrier Infinity 96 (40000BTU) installed a few months ago in our 1500 sq ft home. My...
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Hi Just had a Carrier Infinity 96 (40000BTU) installed a few months ago in our 1500 sq ft home. My wife likes to keep our bedroom window open at night for fresh air, which, of course, cools down the house. Before going to bed, we turn down the thermostat to 15 degrees celsius. We turn it back to 20 degrees in the morning after closing the window. The problem is that it takes several hours to bring the temperature back up to normal. Shouldn't it heat up the house faster than that? Is there anything I can do to make it heat up faster? Thanks for any help, Bill Vancouver, BC Canada
where does the electric pilot hook up to the furnace unit. It seems my pipe has moved over the years...
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where does the electric pilot hook up to the furnace unit. It seems my pipe has moved over the years or the bracket may need to be replaced because the gas is coming out but the pilot is not close enough to ignite right away therefore gas is building up until that point. How can I fix the bracket that holds the pipe so it is closer to the gas and ignites right away.thanx