When the outside AC unit is not running but the inside unit is, it could be due to a power issue. Check the circuit box in your home to ensure the breaker for the outside unit hasn’t tripped. If it has, turn it off and then back on. If the breaker keeps tripping, consult a … Read more
Low refrigerant levels can cause the AC compressor to cycle on and off every few seconds, leading to system breakdown and faster wear and tear. This issue can arise from a malfunctioning run capacitor or a thermostat that is incorrectly reading temperatures. To fix the problem, technicians can replace or move the thermostat, check the … Read more
If your AC condenser contactor is not engaging, it may be due to corroded contacts, coil failure, or contactor burnout. Periodic maintenance can help prevent this issue. Signs of a bad contactor include blackened casing, pitting, humming or chattering sounds from the compressor, and the AC not turning on or off. To determine if the … Read more
The car’s AC compressor may not be working due to low refrigerant levels or air in the system causing friction. This can result in the compressor failing prematurely and making odd noises. Driving with a broken compressor can lead to expensive repairs, so it is best to get it replaced as soon as possible. The … Read more
