20 Most Recent Bryant 3.5 Ton R22 12 Seer Condenser Only/ Unit has an R22 Charge - Page 7 Questions & Answers

looks like two tons to me

Highly unlikely, I would just get a few prices on replacing and get it done. Hard to prove a factory defect & most warranties are on moving parts & electrical.

Have someone check the pressures & temperatures in the refrigeration system.

The return lines normally return to the boiler on the side. the supplies are on top (header)

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Turn the gas valve to pilot. Push knob down & hold. While holding, light pilot & keep knob held down for one minute. Let go of knob & see if pilot stays lit. then turn knob to on position. Boiler should then turn on.

The ignitor is hot surface I'm assuming. If it is, it will have a molex plug on the 2 lead wires. Unplug & Ohm it out with an Ohm meter. It should be anywhere between 50 & 100 ohms. If the resistance is any higher, replace it.

Pull the capacitor & have it checked for the correct microfarads rating with an electrical meter. If the reading doesn't match the rating stamped on the side of the capacitor, replace the capacitor. If the capacitor reads fine, then make sure you have proper voltage to the motor... and if you do, then replace the motor.

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Sounds to me like your indoor evaporator coil needs to be cleaned...check your air filter first.

If the outdoor fan is running with no cooling it is possible that the power issues could have taken out the compressor (power surge).

Check the refrigerant pressures. it may be turning off from low or high pressure limits with automatic resets. If you have a digital thermostat, there is a programming function in the installation instructions for setting the AC cycles per hour. If the AC is oversized, it will short cycle.

Could be bearings going out, or a squirrel cage rubbing the blower housing, a squirrel cage blade that came loose, or a capacitor.

Have someone check your pressures & temperatures in your refrigeration system. Also check the compressor amps with an analog meter to see if the amps fluctuating. There might be something wrong with the compressor.

Looks like a 1999 model, 3 ton, 10 Seer

I have a 234c-4pw boiler that has been worked on by a plumbing company they have replaced zone valves and replaced the 3 speed pump to a single speed pump now it wont even push the air out of the system

I have a bryant boiler in my home and been having a plumbing co work on it since spring and they replaced the 3 speed pump with a single speed now cant get it to push air out of system

What is the observed behavior and make, model.