20 Most Recent Maytag NMPEB08F2A Air Conditioner - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Why should I tell you how I fixed the problem for free if you can't even tell me how to solve this problem for free. I just wanted to know what the error code meant and if it can be fixed or is the unit junk.

Hi,
What you are hearing is the contactor clicking...trying to turn on the compressor...
Check for 220v power across the 2 poles of the contactor on the incoming side and then check the out going side if you have power...thinking that there is no power to the unit..

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Do you have the Tstat set to low? are you trying to cool to big of a room? Is it relly blowing out cold air? You might want to shut it down for an hour or so and let it deice. Or it low on charge? have you serviced the filter latley ? My bet is the filter is dirty. and you cooling to big a room and its iced up so shut it down and see if after anout one or two hours you trun it back ona dn get more air flow.. close off unused rooms and place floor fans a round

I have seen this before, and my fix was to simply clean the coil, it may not appear to be dirty but the surface tension of the water on the coil is the problem, use something like 409 and let it soak in a bit then rinse it off.

If you can furnish me with the correct model number of your AC unit, there's a chance I can help you. Just depends on how old the AC unit.

Please advise ,,, Thanks.

There's 4 things that could cause the problem:

1. The hose clamps are loose.
2. The duct hose(s) is over stretched.
3. The duct hose(s) is under stretched and water/humidity is accumulating in the slope of the hose,
creating unnecessary weight.
4. An obstruction in the hose(s) or exterior duct termination, causing back pressure in the hose

If you have any doubts about the proper installation of the hose duct, consult your Owner's Manual.

Hope this helps you troubleshoot and solve the problem..

Knowing who the Manufacturer is and the Model Number, will help us to help you.

Please advise ... Thanks

Maytag has manuals available online for all of their products at www.maytag.com I checked though, and Maytag does not recognize the model # of your unit as a valid #. Might want to double check #'s on unit.

I could not find that model number listed, but no matter. It sounds like your drain line is plugged with something and you need to clear the line. What has always worked best for me is a guitar string because it is flexible enough not to damage anything but rigid enough to work on cloggs.

Is this a portable air conditioner? If so then the water needs to be dumped out of the reservoir and normal operation should ensue.

check power supply check power to the controller board and that fuse isn't blown Make sure thermostat is set properly

Hello, I looked that part up but it looks like it is discontinued by the manufacturer. Here is a link to the website http://www.repairclinic.com/Shop-For-Parts?s=t-M6T12F2H-==