PHUCKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!

[Nole]

We just move in and the phucking A/C ain't working!!!

150 phucking degrees in Knoxville and the air goes out!!!!

Can I catch a break......just one!!!!!





I went outside and the fan is turning on the big unit and appears to be running fine but no air is coming through the floor vents or any vents.

I don't know shit about A/C's except to change the air filter once a month.


Probably checking into a hotel tonight.

Gotta have my A/C.




Any input appreciated. I turned off everything at the thermostat.




:facepalm:




FML

 

[Woodson]

two things....


make sure the float in the water pan is not engaged...


check to see if the capacitor is working...



:toast:

 

[Nole]

two things....


make sure the float in the water pan is not engaged...


check to see if the capacitor is working...



:toast:

The float is NOT getting married!









I had to do that Woody, laugh to keep from cryin'.



No clue what a capacitor is or where it is.



Thanks though. Hope you've been doing well.






:toast:

 

[Dead Money]

had it happen

had it happen

twice in one year..


Turned on unit, heard a bang no cold air....AC guy service call,
some major league capacitor blew....$275

Next case fans work, no cold air....compressor kaput $1600. (covered by new home appliance insurance)

good luck getting service on a holiday weekend:0008

 

[Nole]

Is it outside?

 

[Nole]

good luck getting service on a holiday weekend:0008

I said the same thing to the wife. I can't imagine how many calls they're getting with this heat. We broke a record today.




:toast:

 

[Dead Money]

Is it outside?

On the unit itself

 

[Woodson]

capacitor is out on the unit. get the model. Most cases its a cleaning needed...


I'll be here all night so let me know

 

[Woodson]

On the unit itself

:toast:

 

[Nole]

Ok...update.


1st, I'm soaking wet from the humidity!!!



Woody, I took a look inside the unit with the flashlight and the black thing is covered thick with ice. The copper tubing running either in or out is totally covered in ice as well. The opposite side is not covered in ice.

I'm going to let it thaw out overnight and fire back up in the morning I guess.

Do you think that's wise?

 

[Nole]

#23 I believe is the frozen part

 

[Nole]

Compressor is covered in ice.


:facepalm:



I'm an idiot.

 

[The Joker]

We just move in and the phucking A/C ain't working!!!

 

[lawtchan]

Compressor is covered in ice.


:facepalm:



I'm an idiot.

Freon may be low..

 

[fatdaddycool]

copper tubing should be insulated and taped twice. Your compressor froze so you are probably low on refrigerant. You can service it yourself fairly easily.

 

[homedog]

Floor vents? :shrug:

 

[THE KOD]

reboot that beeech before you do anything else

turn the power off and back on at the breaker for the AC unit

you jew mudddaaa fawker youuuu

 

[The Boys]

Just hope it's not the Flux Capacitor.......

 

[Lumi]

I seems that your entire area is getting the high hard one when it comes to some sort of power issue.

Check on your neighbors, hydrate, drink pickle juice, and hydrate again ! Stock up on pedialyte ! Repeat as needed !

Good Luck !

 

[Nole]

Obviously the ice has melted and everything looks good inside.

Started it and checked vents and still no air is coming through the vents?

Where's the air going?



I'm so aggravated!




:facepalm: