sup everyone. i need help. everytime i turn my heat pump hot/cold it humms at the contactor. no fan or compressor sound. but the contactor is switching in and staying in when energized. any thoughts on this? also i noticed there is a capicitor (not swelled) and a hard start hooked up to this.
Wheres your thermalcouple what was the superheat ? Subcooling , approach on the condenser. All he says is high pressure. Did u install a new filterdrier. Thats why people pay more for union workmenship.
@eddhelms1984 1. It was on the vapor line at the condenser. 2. The superheat was around 30 (going from memory). 3. The pressure was high (It was hot outside and inside). 4. Yes. 5. Right to work state (NC).
Good job brother. You're a man of good conscience. The life of an HVAC tech is no life. There's always more work to do and little time for anything else. You're customers are lucky to have you.
@tstatech thanks for the compliments, I appreciate them. It is a tough road. You never know if the "no cool" call is a blown cap or a refrigerant leak or even a locked compressor. Hard to estimate those various scenarios. Thanks, again, man.
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sup everyone. i need help. everytime i turn my heat pump hot/cold it humms at the contactor. no fan or compressor sound. but the contactor is switching in and staying in when energized. any thoughts on this? also i noticed there is a capicitor (not swelled) and a hard start hooked up to this.
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eddhelms1984 1 month ago
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talyn875 1 month ago
Wheres your thermalcouple what was the superheat ? Subcooling , approach on the condenser. All he says is high pressure. Did u install a new filterdrier. Thats why people pay more for union workmenship.
eddhelms1984 1 month ago
@eddhelms1984 1. It was on the vapor line at the condenser. 2. The superheat was around 30 (going from memory). 3. The pressure was high (It was hot outside and inside). 4. Yes. 5. Right to work state (NC).
talyn875 1 month ago
Good job brother. You're a man of good conscience. The life of an HVAC tech is no life. There's always more work to do and little time for anything else. You're customers are lucky to have you.
Keep it up.
tstatech 8 months ago
@tstatech thanks for the compliments, I appreciate them. It is a tough road. You never know if the "no cool" call is a blown cap or a refrigerant leak or even a locked compressor. Hard to estimate those various scenarios. Thanks, again, man.
talyn875 8 months ago