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draven101
Mar 11, 2010, 12:00 PM
In the summer my air will cut on and run through its cycle then cut off like its should but when it kicks back on the fan out side on the unit will not cut on so I have to turn the switch on the furnace in the hall to off then cool over an over till you hear the out side unit cut on and the coolent hissing in the coils in theevaporator coils I have out a new fan motor in the out side unit and a new compasitor to some one told me it could be the switch what do you think and what is it called

hvac1000
Mar 11, 2010, 04:50 PM
You have a older furnace with a heat-off-cool switch mounted on the face of a box that contains relays and a transformer. The cooling switch over relay is causing a problem in that it is operating intermittently.

A word of caution. Most HVAC contractors who are not familiar with the furnace you have along with the 2 wire thermostat switch over system can have a very difficult time making the repair since there are usually more than one relay in the box. I suggest you contact a qualified mobile home repair person to fix your furnace system but if you must have at it as a do it yourselfer then I am going to post a link to a mobile home service site that can be of further assistance. Post your question along with my recommendation to use there site. Post your exact model number in your post. There is NO charge for there service and they will have the relay you can buy if you need to replace it. Having the relay is also a benefit for you since they can be hard to come by for a do it yourselfer. See link below and post back with your results.

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Below is a Example ONLY of what is contained in the box besides the switch.

ckaz8576
Mar 12, 2012, 05:29 PM
Sounds like a bad contractor to me. Sometimes the contacts can get dirty or burned up. Cycling it may make it get a proper connection. I have also seen mice or spiders making nests there

ckaz8576
Mar 12, 2012, 05:31 PM
I meant to say contactor not contractor