Add coolant to a fedders a3t12f2al 12000 window ac

It sounds like you need an electronics expert. There are some general reasons here. One problem can be the vibration causing wires to chafe through.

What To Do If Your AC Has Blown A Fuse?

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Nov 14, 2022 - Additionally, a common cause of blown fuses (and trips to the AC ... on the fuse, you can inspect the access panel of your air conditioner.
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Why Does My Air Conditioner Keep Blowing Fuses?

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Why does my Central A/C Keeps Blowing its Fuse?

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How do I tell the age of a Fedders furnace or air conditioner from the serial number?
Although the Fedders brand is used for window units nowadays, this encoding only applies to when they manufactured unitary (split) systems years ago. The second letter of the serial number indicates the year of manufacture (from 1966 to 1977):
A = 1966 B = 1967 C = 1968
D = 1969 E = 1970 F = 1971
G = 1972 H = 1973 I = (not used)
J = 1974 K = 1975 L = 1976 M = 1977
An ancient Fedders unit we recently inspected had the serial number AH11877, indicating that it was manufactured in 1973. The home was built in 1973, which provided a secondary verification of the manufacture date indicated by the serial number

https://www.manualslib.com/brand/fedders/air-conditioner.html

Window Air Conditioner are sealed at the factory,
no service valves & you can not buy R22 without
a licence

If you had to add refrigerant,common sense would
say you have a leak

Seldom repair that type of unit

It can be repaired sometimes, but usually they are
20 years old & you get a new one

The portable AC units generally have a customizable, exhaust hose window, termination kit that comes with the unit.. In other words it can be cut to fit. The one that comes with the unit will fit casement windows, as well as sash windows.

To further assist you, I have included a link to the Owner's/Installation Manual for the model you referenced. You may download and print it if you like.

http://www.air-conditioner-home.com/manuals/ac-12000.pdf

Hope this helped you. Please let me know. Thanks.

Hello, you can add freon by installing a piercing valve on the low side of the system. Before adding freon I would check and make sure the air filter and both coils are clean. If everything is clean then most likey the unit has a leak and is low on freon.

Yes... no problem... just need to use cardbord of something to seal off the open spaces around it...

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I had a similar problem with my AC last week. These newer capacitors no longer have PCBs in them. The stuff they use now just ain't as good. As a result their are more capacitor failures tan ever. I would check that. If the cap looks swolen its probably bad.You should also try and lubricate the motor. Use HVAC oil $2 at Ace hardware store.
You gonna have to slide out the unit a little to get to the motor. Have rags ready.


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Take the front cover off and make sure the copper bulb is not touching the fins. Bend out a distance of 1/2 inch

inside fan blade could be hitting styrofom houseing

you dont!!! Only an EPA certified technician can do this. Besides that this is window unit and therefore it is a sealed unit not meant to be recharged. Some newer models allow for this but not this Federers. It probably just needs a good coil cleaning is all, if its losing refrigerant than it has major problems not worth fixing---buy a new one thats more efficient---the energy savings will pay for the unit.