AtlantaAmy
May 29, 2010, 03:43 PM
Hey everyone -
Here's my deal.
I have about a 10 yr old Duraguard AC unit. It stopped two days ago. Had a guy come out and he said that my contactor had some corrosion on it. He scraped it off and put it back on for a temp fix - unit worked great all night.
Next day he comes to put a new contactor on and installs a 2 pole (it is a one Pole). Not sure if that makes a difference or not.
Only the fan would come on - no compressor. He turned it on and off a bunch. When he left he told me all was good. But when I went inside - no cool air - just the normal air flow from the furnace fan.
He told me that the condenser was on overload and let it sit. I turned it off from the thermostat.
About 15 minutes later, I went outside and the fan was still going - with the thermostat off.
Fast forward - he came back put on old contact. But, still only fan kicks on and no condenser.
I've looked for a restart and can't find one. I've flipped the breaker to no avail.
Did the fan running that long kill the condenser? Or is there a way I can get it to come back on.
Sorry to be so long. I appreciate your help.
Here's my deal.
I have about a 10 yr old Duraguard AC unit. It stopped two days ago. Had a guy come out and he said that my contactor had some corrosion on it. He scraped it off and put it back on for a temp fix - unit worked great all night.
Next day he comes to put a new contactor on and installs a 2 pole (it is a one Pole). Not sure if that makes a difference or not.
Only the fan would come on - no compressor. He turned it on and off a bunch. When he left he told me all was good. But when I went inside - no cool air - just the normal air flow from the furnace fan.
He told me that the condenser was on overload and let it sit. I turned it off from the thermostat.
About 15 minutes later, I went outside and the fan was still going - with the thermostat off.
Fast forward - he came back put on old contact. But, still only fan kicks on and no condenser.
I've looked for a restart and can't find one. I've flipped the breaker to no avail.
Did the fan running that long kill the condenser? Or is there a way I can get it to come back on.
Sorry to be so long. I appreciate your help.