Compressor trips after 5 mins of running, not sure why. sometimes it'll restart after 15-30min. if not, have to turn pwr source off/on and wait 30min for time reset. latest suct pres reading taken 70-72 gage manifold reading. serv manual states 77psig, doesn't give ranges. rm temp is ambient 77degrees.

bad compressor relay on control board. The relay is not opening the circuit, allowing the compressor to stay running when unit is turned off. This overheats the compressor and opens a thermal disk shutting the compressor off. When thermal disk cools down, the compressor restarts under load and trips breaker.

could be a run or start capacitor in the compressor start electrics sounds like its cycling on its on board overload capacitors usually pop or bulge on their ends

no. I'd suggest to disconnect a battery for 15 mins, reconnect, wait for 5 mins and try to restart. If it doesn't help (sometimes there's a program block to prevent stealing equipment) call a dealer

Well if your tv is older like the one in the pic it sounds like the bulb is overheating, you may want to vacuum the dust out of the back and make sure it isn't got block of air flow in the back and also make sure it isn't up against a heat source

Try a new fan motor. It runs about $125.00, It will run a few min. then will trip the motor themal switch. you can probably still here the compressor running. It may also trip the breaker on shore power . good luck! the part you are looking for is a 1/3 hp 115vac 2 speed 1580/1020 rpm part number #1468-3069

does your ISP use DHCP or PPPOE and what is the LAN IP address of their MODEM ,,, now IF they use DHCP and Lan ip is anything other than 192.168.1.1 then in back of linksys press reset button in back of linksys and hold it down (with power on to linksys) for 20 seconds then wait for 2 min and turn linksys off (unplug pwr cord) and your modem off for 3 to 5 min. turn your modem on first and wait for your dsl light and wait 2 min then turn pwr on to linksys (plug pwr back in) and wait another 2 min. IF ISP is PPPOE or if their mdm has same lan ip have your ISP bridge mdm if they have dhcp you won't have to do any thing else but pwr cyc as i said above if they use pppoe then have linksys on and type 192.168.1.1 in address bar and type "admin" in for password only (if that don't work use it for both then where it say internet connection type set it for pppoe and type in your email address and password in the username and password field and save and pwr cyc mdm and router again

Whenever you state a starting problem you should always give the last time you had a tuneup and what was done. In fact you should give information about any work previously done.

check to see if all lights on mdm are on if so turn both mdm and router off for 3 to 5 min turn mdm on first wait for dsl light wait 2 min turn router on wait 2 min check connect if still won't work try to connect pc direct to mdm if still cannot connect call isp it could be in mdm or line stats or somewhere else but try pwr cyc first 90 % of the time this gets my cu's back online when they have a router this resolves the problem the cause the 2 (mdm and router are not talking to each other properly and this can happen after a storm or pwr outage or network outage or phone outage these can cause intermitten connections like you are discribbing slow connections or no connections at all an a simple pwr cyc can fix it 90% of the time

Check routing of fuel lines (too close to heat source like muffler, catalytic converter - check for missiong heat shield around exhaust). Sounds as you are having a fuel vapor-lock.
Could be ignition position sensor coil (not ignition coil) but not so likely.

Sounds like your hardrive is starting to fail-backup all files!!!