Questions & Answers for: Haier air compressor

...IF there is no free air flow you will mostlikely be triping the unit due to short cycling. Ie the unit is pulling its own discherge air causing the compressor to trip due to high back ...

...compressor. The air conditioner i bought is a basic model, with mechanical control. Your compressor is faulty, you could test this with an ohm meter or a mega tester to confirm that you have ...

...AIR BLOWS CAN HEAR COMPRESSOR KICK ON BUT NO COLD AIR... 1 YEAR OLD If the fan and compressor are both running and no cold air then you?re low on refrigerant, Thermostatic expansion valve closed or ...

...Air conditioner makes straining sound when you turn up thermostat and compressor kicks in. Sort of a WHIRRR..WHIRR..WHIRR but if you back the t'stat down the compressor goes off and the sound goes ...

air, the temp will not get below 80 degrees compressor not running thermostat set properly? possible compressor over heated is it clean ? turn off clean then the compressor might start you likely need

...air f the fan and compressor are both running and no cold air are you sure the compressor is operating,can you hear it cycling over the noise of the fan???if its not its probably got one of 2 things ...

...The air conditioner is on. I think the compressor is on but no fan. don't run the compressor without the condensing fan. Try spinning the blade when the compressor starts if it works replace the

...air. What can be done please? look for a couple of things ... if the compressor just buzzes intermittantly but doesnt run then suspect its starting capacitor (small rounded metalic rectangle) .. that ...

air? If the compressor is coming on and the air is not cold, it could be that the freon has leaked out. Easiest way to check for no freon is to take the cover off the unit and run it in cool. The high

...Air Conditioner Compressor modernemporium.urizyme.tk/512124/haier-air-conditioner-compressor Using a ohm meter, and the compressor is cool to the touch, and the ac is unplugged, Disconnect the wiring ...