 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
|
||||
|
Central AC Blower Not Working
I have a Carrier furnace and central air conditioner system. Last winter I replaced the controller board with a ICM281 board. Heat works great. Now this summer we want to turn on the AC and we don't get any cold air in the house because the blower doesn't turn on. I have verified that the AC unit is turning on. Also, the blower still comes on when set to heat at the thermostat. What am I missing to get the AC blower to kick on?
|
||||
Check out some similar questions!
I noticed last night that my mobile home was getting warm, so I proceeded to turn the thermostat cooler, but it was already down below 70; so I turned the thermostat off - thinking the central air unit froze up. I woke during the night, thinking the unit would have "thawed" by now and I noticed...
I have a 5 year old Newmac CL 115 Wood/Oil combination furnace with central air connected. When I started the air conditioner this season the blower would not turn on in auto mode. The blower works fine in auto for heat, and I can force it to start with the ON function for A/C. Also, I have two...
My central air turns on, I can hear the motor on, but the tube outside that connects into the house is freezing up and air will not come out. I have to leave it off all day and at night when I turn it on, it comes on. Someone else told me it has a climate control or something? Could it be just...
My central heating blower is not working. Fan on outside unit works but inside fan does not. When I manually turn the fan on at the thermostat it still does not work. What do I need to check? Mine is electric furnace. The weather is getting cold lately but I could not turn my heater up... so sad......
The blower on my central air unit is not working. It starts to hum and if I spin the blades (which spin freely) manually it turns on for a few minutes but then shuts off. I turned the thermostat to ON and cool. Not sure the model number all I know is it says Sears All Conditioner on the side of...
View more questions Search
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Add your answer here.
|
