Re: Mach 15 Air Conditioner: There seems to be power to...
Check to see if you have power going in and out of the Control Panel. You could have power at the unit and at the control. So you should check all voltage. At the unit and the control before buying or placing any parts.
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Is this a code for us to come over cause electric furnaces dont use a pilot light ha! Ha! (they uses electric heat strips for heat .....but if you want to give away money..........)
If this is a ducted unit, check the thermostat. It has a fuse for protection that may have blown. If the fuse is fine and you have power to the upper units control box, check for 120V incoming power at the control box and also check for incoming 12V on the Yellow and GH wires when tstat is set to high cool.
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