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Quick question about home HVAC
So I'm calling a tech in the morning, but just wanted to run this by the folks here first.
Tonight while the A/C was running, power tripped to the entire house, and quickly came back on. The A/C kept running when power came back on for a few minutes, then shut off. Now, it won't come back up. I checked all the breakers and they look ok. Funny thing is, nothing will work. The furnace doesn't kick on, and turning on the fan blower doesn't work either. Just as a quick test, I cut the power and wired the r and y terminals together, powered up, still nothing. I'd like to think this is just a bad thermostat, but when I wired the terminals together, that should've bypassed it. Any quick ideas? Like I said, I'm calling a tech in the morning, but I'm just looking for some ideas of stuff to think about. |
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Sounds like a capacitor failed---should be a easy fix
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Do you have a meter?
Check the power to the thermostat - if you don't have 24VAC, ain't nothing gonna work... BTW - it's not a capacitor (at least not a motor-start capacitor). A single capacitor failure wouldn't affect both the compressor and the blower. |
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Turns out it was a blown fuse. 15 minute fix.
Thanks for the replies! Last edited by diku; 08-04-2012 at 02:13 PM. |
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