Noisey compressor Ihave a Goodman 3 ton 15 seer heatpump installed in Aug 2008 .When in the heat mode the compressor is makeng a very loud continous laboring noise. (loud) model GPH 1536m41

its not a car or a truck moved you to HVAC
home heaters can not be driven.

all there systems have a service manual
mine was free, I asked them and wow free.
so get it and read.
even keep it, for next time
caps and contactors all love to fail on all major HVAC
GPH1442H41 Goodman 3.5 Ton Pkgd 14 Seer Hp R-410a Horizontal 14 Seer 3.5 Ton
the fuses are NOT just one fuse
and all mine are 240ac and also 120vac
even the thermostats have 24vac transformer that is 120v 20amp breaker.
mine has fuses for the compressor in the 200amp load center
and not any inside out door, compressor,/condenser.

there is no fuse, all are on breakers this is no 1950 year AC
why not post whats wrong.
screens on thermostats blank its backup battery dead.
check all breakers
check AC contactor for dead in compressor pad boxl
check AC capacitors
check both blower capacitors.
check for door interlock switches tripped

tell what is dead, AC or heat.
no clues at all, just false hunts for fuses no longer used on AC or heaters. they use breakers for 60 years.+
i guess is a heat pump and guess both modes dead.
all in one not split

get manuals from them
ask
https://www.goodmanmfg.com/products/packaged-units/heat-pumps/14-seer-gph14h

That unit is a 3 ton and that term ton has been retired. The term used is now called SEER. SEER and ton are not the same.

adding a tvx will not help. the sound you here is the pressure equalizing and that has got to happen for the compressor to start again the next time. A tvx will give you a higher efficiency because it can adjust to changing temperature conditions. Only way i know to quiet the noise is to try to insulate the lines better.

That's a complicated system that needs a qualified technician to service it. Lots of people can install them and they run fine, for a few years. Your indoor unit, operating on 2 heat elements, will feel like its blowing cold air even though its heating, just not so well. And not like you are accustomed to. Each element (5kw)=22.7amps, on average. So 3 elements operating should trip a breaker. Its probably been operating on 2 heat element plus the heat pump. And now you have trouble with the heat pump. If you can't TRUST the guys working on your equipment, try someone else. A second opinion. Normally a 3 or 4 ton unit will have 15kw heat installed, heatpump or not. 5 ton, 20kw. If yours is a 3-4ton, cooling, the 100amp(or normally two 60 amp) breaker should have been installed upon equipment change out. If yours is blowing cold all the time, something is wrong with your heatpump. The electric heat inside operates only when the heatpump can't keep up(real cold outside), the heatpump is in defrost(then it's actually in cooling mode), or if you have the tstat in aux/em. heat. Try a local trane dealer? Of a technician with 15-20 yrs under their belt. A trane dealer should have trane tech support also. BIG HELP!!!

is the gas turned on to the frunace? Is the switch on gas valve turned to on?

THERE MAY BE A SHORT IN THE WIRING OR THE COMPRESSOR OR THE
FAN MOTOR MAY BE BAD. HAVE A AC TEC CHECK IT OUT.

I install them every day and I have not had one make a loud grumbling sound. Sounds like you might have a low voltage (Thermostat) wiring problem. The only thing different inside the indoors unit from heat and cool is the fan speed, electric heat when on. The fan might be loose or out of balance and it only shows up at low speeds. Either way, the noise is not normal.

That does not sound normal at all, I have a Goodman Heatpump and the Fan on the Evaporator (outside unit) should run as soon as it starts up!
The only delay you should be seeing is when the unit starts, the fan in the AHU starts 5 seconds after and runs for about 1.5 minutes after shutdown.

I'm not sure of the kilowatts. The 10 min on and 5 off is telling me there is to much heat by the thermostat or you house needs more insulation. The new compressor is designed for more efficient run time. The other thing is the unit to big for your house? It should run 10 -15 min when low humidity is in the house. Otherwise longer if its pretty warm inside.

I the compressor is bad it will draw high amps. If the amps are ok then i would look at the valve.