20 Most Recent Friedrich QuietMaster RS10J10 Air Conditioner Questions & Answers

drawing to many amps try replacing capacirors

drawing to many amps. try replacing run capacitors.

it may need coil cleaned. there is a drain hole under evaporator coil that might be stopped up.

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If you are using A/C in cold weather. If there was water in base pan, the condenser fan blade might be frozen in ice. You would need to slide the chassis out 1/2 way out of sleeve to check rear condensor blade.

Do you live in an area of high humidity? This could be your problem. The water that is coming off the evaporator and draining to the outside pan is building up and picked up by the condensor fan and consequently blown by the fan inside. If this is the problem the fix is to drill a hole in the pan to permit the water to drain from the pan. Be careful as to where the hole is drilled so as to not damage any component of the a/c. I would suggest at least a 1/4 inch drill bit be used to make the hole.

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I would say the fan motor is not working you will need to take the casing off and look to see if the wires to the motor are off, or if the motor is frozen/stuck(will not freely rotate) Tim

the fresh air vent open close tab should be located somewhere along the vent louvers look at the bottem of them starting from right to left its their use a flashlight to see it good luck ..let me know /joe/

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ok i'll explain it like this if you have the lever on exhaust it will be just circulating the air that is all ready in the room and if you have it on fresh it will be drawing the air from the outside ok hope this helpes you understand how that works please dont forget to rate my solution.
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The phone # is at the last page of your pdf. Hope this will be helpfull

http://www.friedrich.com/downloads/Room_Air_Parts_Manual.pdf

Have you checked the breaker in the breaker box to see if it's tripped? Also check the amp rating on the air conditioner and the amp rating on the breaker the unit is plugged into, the breaker may be weak or not a high enough amps or rating for the unit it's trying to power.

which type of mounting is suggested wall or ceiling, if it is suggested that wall mount is nominal then the height is optional, mount it as high as possible. If ceiling mount is suggested then closet to outside wall as possible