No cooling although A/C runs normal.

Follow fuel line to where it enters the injector pump. There will be a bleed screw (bolt) on the injector pump housing near where the fuel line enters the pump. You need only to barely loosen the bleed screw for the low pressure fuel pump to bleed fuel around the seat of the bleed screw. The idea is to allow air to escape with minimal fuel.

Crank engine and observe fuel bleeding from around bleed screw (may take several seconds)... engine should catch and run although it may be erratic. Once running, you tighten/loosen bleed screw until rpms come up and settle into normal operation.

If it runs but seems to not reach proper rpm, it may be necessary to bleed the individual injector(s).

If you don't get fuel at bleed screw then likely low pressure pump is not moving fuel from tank. Make sure you have enough fuel in tank so fuel level is higher than the low pressure pump.

This is small room a/c unit. It is not designed to cool an entire house down. The a/c mode typically helps with some humidity although it has to be designed for your location.

Your Goodman unit is a five ton and should last 15 to 10 years with proper maintenance. Parts do wear out though during the normal life of piece of equipment.
Cooling problem may be due to low charge, broken ducting, or other low airflow problem. Need to verify freon charge and then go from there.

1. Drain the cooling system.
2. Remove the engine cover.
3. Disconnect the Inlet hose from the housing.
4. Remove the thermostat housing bolts (A), thermostat housing (B), and the Thermostat (D).
5. Clean the gasket mating surfaces and the housing and intake port.

To Install:

1. Install the Thermostat (D).
2. Install the thermostat housing (B) with a new gasket (C) and torque the bolts (A) to 15 ft-lb (20 Nm).
3. Connect the inlet hose.
4. Install the engine cover.
5. Refill the cooling system.

To Drain:
NOTE: Draining the cooling system with the pressure cap installed will siphon the coolant from the overflow tank.

1. Raise and support the vehicle.
2. Open the radiator drain **** and drain the coolant into a drain pan.
3. Empty and wash out the coolant reservoir with soap and water.
4. Inspect the coolant if discolored flush the system before refilling.

To Fill:
CAUTION
Follow the procedure below to insure the coolant is at the proper level. A coolant level that is too high or too low could cause engine damage.

1. Close the radiator drain **** and lower the vehicle.
2. Slowly fill the cooling system with a 50/50 mixture of DEX-COOL antifreeze and clean drinkable water.
3. Install the coolant pressure cap and start the engine.
4. Run the engine at 2,000-2,500 RPM until the engine reaches normal operating temperature than let the engine idle for 3 minutes.
5. Turn the engine off and let the engine cool off.
6. Top off the coolant and check the concentration of the coolant using the (J 26568) coolant and battery tester.

completely normal those readings are perfect this car comes with a 195 degree thermostat,210 is fine for stop a go traffic remember a cooling system with the proper amount of coolant in it and under pressure will not overheat till about 240 degrees your in great shape no conerns!!!!!...

Your main concern is the temperature difference across the indoor coil for both heating and cooling. When you turn your thermostat from auto to on, you are on high speed.

If you have long duct runs and little return air registers then high speed
would help cool the house better. However in the heating mode, you
could lose up to 10degrees by having the high speed setting.

What they installed is sized for your house and the speeds should not have to be changed unless the ductwork is not sized right for the house.
Cooling should be High-Black wire.
Heating should be Low-Red Wire.

400cfm equals a ton of cooling= 1200 sq. foot, For cooling you need
High speed. For heating it is whatever the temperature rise across the
coil is, which is located on the furnace/air handler.

Check to make sure the drain tube is clear. It sounds like the blower fan is dragging in water buil-up.

Ok where do you set thermostat [stat]at? to low the normal A/C unite will only satisfy to certain temp if to low will just keep running. where is the Stat in the house sun on it? is the house cooling down. do have lots of window facing West if so large heat load or East. how large is the house maybe to small of a unite. try setting up at 79 see if shut down. hope this Help Paul

not enough info. new house? newly purchased house? new dishwasher? newly installed?
check to see if water line was connected
see if a valve has been inserted in water line and is open
if fools day joke, thanks for my time.

WILL NEED MODEL AND SERIAL# WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED?