TROUBLESHOOTING Wall & WIndow A/C Units(Step By Step)

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[@cannabisenigma]

What’s the first thing to test if nothing happens when you plug it in? I found a newer frigidair and nothing happens. The thing looks like it fell out a window. I laughed my ass off. But. This ac is exactly the same as one I bought a year ago. So if some of the parts are good I wanna salvage. Nice vid. I should be able to test lots of components now anyway.

[@varietyyachtsvessels6769]

I once worked on a retail sales floor selling air conditioning units. One especially hot July afternoon a customer walked up to me and inquired "tell me, do you have any fans"? I replied, "no I'm not well liked".

[@archiepulls4704]

Great video I learned a lot I'm going to try and fix my AC myself I have worked on plenty of pool pump motors and with the tips you show I feel pretty confident now I can at least trouble shoot my AC problem and then fix it or chuck it

[@SBSATS]

After watching thousands of DIY videos on every subject imaginable...I found this one to be one of the most complete, inclusive and comprehensive. The professionalism is top rate. Anyone with a little mechanical knowledge should be able to do the job after watching. Good job my man

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[@periodt9590]

This is the most comprehensive video I have ever seen. Thanks to you I got my Frigidaire 18500 btu wall ac unit working today. I was about to buy a new one for $699, then I decided to watch your video. Since I am not very handy, I was willing to try a few of the test. I started out with the easiest one. I turned on the unit, the fan was turning as usual but no cooling. The compressor did not kick. I went outside pry open the cover enough for my chisel to touch the body of the compressor. I wacked it a little. And voila, the buzzing sound of the compressor was better than that of any performer in the x-factor or America got talents. The temperature inside as I am typing this is a wonderful 71 degrees. just the way I like it. The entire 1200 square foot house is cooled. Thank you so much, you are a savior today and an inspiring teacher.

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Awesome you just put what we learned in a whole semester into a 30 minute video !👍

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[@eyespy9752]

Right that's how I felt right after I watch this video not hard at all to understand what's he's teaching....

[@zeldadurant192]

Tap tap on the compressor with a rubber mallot and the heart's pumping cold air again. You explained it so well. I was about to get a new unit. Thank you.

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[@kevinduffy2502]

This is one of if not the best diy video's I've seen, I learned something I didn't know before. That's not the norm on most videos

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[@michaeljackson1480]

Thank you for giving me the knowledge and confidence to repair my 2 year old , just out of warranty a Hisense it is a piece of crap, 16000btu ran 8 months then just stopped, every other person on the tube just acted like I was a complete fool, does it have power , is your AC clean , how about filter , is it plugged in. Does it have Gass in it. You are a scholar and a gentleman, just subscribed to your channel. You helped me fix my AC . Very grateful for the valuable knowledge, you cut to the chase, no BS . Thanks again.:)

[@Speeddemon3]

I'm only at 5:53 and I'm very impressed! I' helped a neighbor that's a senior with COPD and she purchased last year a new 6000 BTU window unit that I installed. 2 weeks later she calls and there was a problem. The compressor was running but fan didn't spool up. I reached in to see if the motor seized and spun the squirrel cage and to my surprise the motor continued to spin but only as fast as I could spin the cage, once the cage was spinning it kept going at that low RPM until it was shut off but again refused to start on it's own so I actually don't know what the hell the problem is. She couldn't get a warranty replacement because she bought it at SEARS so she replaced it again and gave me the first one. Now I have another neighbor with breathing problems and I would like to give her this system but I needed to know how much it would cost to fix (I'm going to give it to her as a surprise she's on a pension) but have no idea what the trouble is. I googled for help and your video was a suggestion. Never seen a better explanation of a DIY video ever! Sub'd! I will be definitely be reviewing your channel and I will be a contributor in the future. Perfect attitude for a KZbin channel owner. Thanks, I hope to test the capacitor this week. Superb video!

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Hey, good on you helping the elderly that need assistance. Well done

[@joeycan6801]

This is the best window AC troubleshooting video on youtube bar none !! Amazing !! I subscribed immediately !!Thank you so much !! And have a nice day….

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@@electronicsNmore I’m doing this right now, thank you…

[@majesticmalfeasance]

I appreciate the detail and true step by step instructions. The video I watched before finding this one, the guy says things like "I got my multimeter and tested a few things" and didn't show anything he did! Thanks to you, I probably won't die from touching the capacitor prematurely. I was also glad to see that your AC is just like mine, though with a different problem.

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[@waynedoe2486]

A 2007 Samsung window air conditioner stopped working. Following your great instructions, I found a bad capacitor. These were readily available and now it runs fine. I have a bad back, so lifting this 34 pound machine was out of the question. I put a tall stool next to the window and laid one end of a ladder on top of the stool, and the other end of the ladder on the floor. I put a small wood board on the ladder and was able to slide the machine up/down to the window with ease. Saved my back!!!

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This is probably the greatest Educational Video on AC repair I have ever seen.

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Wow and to tell you the truth I didn't even read the comments b4 watching the video and they all say the same thing he did a good job...

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I never subscribe to a channel after viewing only one video but I didn’t even get through the whole video. You are a gifted teacher. Good lighting, sound and content. Look forward to seeing the rest of your content. New subscriber.

[@ChristianConservativ]

You are the "go to" man. Very informative, very professional, very thorough, and easy to understand. Thank you for taking the time.

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[@stevehiggins9338]

This is the last video ill ever have to watch on troubleshooting an window unit! Very easy to understand and execute.

[@remingtontreich9986]

This solved my issue on that identical AC unit. Turned out to be the temperature safety switch for that compressor! Thank you so much!

[@paulplata6572]

Thank you for being clear and to the point. Learned a lot by watching this video. Answered a lot of my questions but didn't even know how to ask! I also appreciate the short intro and getting right to business. To many videos have a long worthless music video intro and very little substance in the video. Keep up the great work!

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This is the most completer and detail guide on youtube, i feel like i just go through a 2 year study in 30 minute

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Yes he is very detailed,bed I have ever seen.

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Dude your videos are EFFEN AWESOME - 6 years ago, and STILL you’re awesome

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[@rogerstark5335]

i spent 30 years working on refrigeration and you did a beautiful prezentace thank you,100%

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[@jafquist27]

July 15, 2022 - Just happened upon your video. You did an excellent job of showing and explaining what you were doing. Very helpful video. Thank you.

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[@Barryd57]

Great video. I systematically went thru the steps u identified. Cleaned out all of the rat droppings, prob filled my shop vac. Thermostat checked ok, switch worked, power to the compressor good, capacitor passed my test using upgraded meter, impedance on the compressor wiring was ok. When I reattached COMMON, START and RUN, it worked so I concluded that the connectors oxidized after 27 years. Removed again, sprayed with contactor cleaner, hopefully I get another 27 years.

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[@Swahiliangift70x7]

You are an awesome teacher. Thank you. I not only learned about repairing an AC, but this video also helped me to trouble shoot and repair my deep freezer. Thanks for your thorough teachings!!!!

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[@KatherineStage]

You are a great teacher! Thanks for helping me better understand the anatomy and troubleshooting of an a/c unit. I appreciate it! I took my unit apart with confidence and found the issue immediately: there was a dead wasps nest!!! They had built it around the motor and fan, which they warped the plastic fan. But that's okay because everything works and it's an easy cheap fix! Thanks again!

[@kes1667]

You solved my problem within the first few minutes, thank you so much. Great video and probably the most easy to understand and comprehensive DIY video I’ve ever seen! Thank you Sir 🙏

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[@mathewsharp1037]

Outstanding tutorial that I really needed to learn AC units now that I have 5

[@michaelmcanulty7704]

This video is excellent!!!! Thanks so much. The compressor was stalled and followed your tip on tapping on the housing and it worked like a charm!

[@McCuack]

Man thank you so much. I've learned a lot and did repair my ac.

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[@isasalabingisa]

Just found this tutorial. Man you need to be running a school. Outstanding!

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I appreciate that!

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You really have a gift for teaching and explaining things with the utmost effectiveness, while maintaining interest in the topic being explained. Keep up the excellent work- I am now subscribed to your material and look forward to watching more topics. Thanks for taking the time to do what you do! K. Nettles, RN

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[@thebrain678]

You just convinced me to go buy a new ac 🤣

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Too funny.

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hahahah same!!!

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Lol

[@kevinatkinson6662]

You are a great teacher! This is the best video I have watched on diagnosing air conditioners, and I’ve watched way to many. You explain things so well. Thank you! Liked and subscribed!

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Great to hear! Thank you Kevin!

[@faustogonzalez8397]

Outstanding, great video. I especialy liked the sequence in which you explained the function of the components. Also, you captured the actual video of the components very well. The curculation of the air within the AC unit was well explained as well. You backed up your explanation of all the components with the VOM meter, well done!! Thanks again, I now feel very comfortable diagnosing my Window AC unit !!

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[@Sunnyacres55]

Wow, that's the best video I have ever seen for explaining things so straight forward & easy to understand. Thank you so much for providing us with your knowledge and patience in explaining so the beginner can even understand it. Now I am going to go outside & pull the AC out of the trash pile and see if I can fix it. Ha

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[@earthstewardude]

Great video! I'll have to watch it a few times as my memory is not as good as it was 30 years ago.

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Phenomenal. An obvious authority clear concise directions without all the unnecessary fluff music and b.s.. I am not sure if you used a script? If not you are a total phenom? If you did thiw is a fine example why using a script makes all the difference... Anyhow really excellent video thank you so much!

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[@ReadyUpGo]

After surfing KZbin for solutions to an ac issue and getting sparse information and less progress, i watched your video. Most excellent, but that’s not what’s worth noting. I rarely subscribe to a channel, but since your name includes “Nmore”, and because you are one rare, excellent instructor, I’ll subscribe and check out your other work, hoping to come across a similar challenge among the many I suspect we both face fixing instead of dumping things. All my best.

[@johncantrell614]

Very through and clear tutorial, thanks for sharing! Wish more people would instruct in this way, just simple and to the point, like you were telling your friend on how to do it…..👍

[@thearboristangler4715]

Very informative I'm a guy who like to tinker and do things his self and wants to cram all the knowledge of all sorts of appliances

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[@tomkimmel8157]

Oh sorry i didnt mention in my first comment. Awesome guide man i love that its not a half hour long tutorial on how to clean the filter or how to mist the condenser to cool it off smh. Also love that you give details on how to test the wiring AND how to discharge a capacitor.

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If the compressor is running, and the evaporator isn't getting cold, then you're low on refrigerant. Thanks for watching!

[@alquimista1972]

Like others said here this video is like a intensive training and definitely this video worth money. Thank you very much.

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[@adamleibovitch3488]

I was about to give up on my AC unit until I saw my Theragun and massaged the compressor with it until it freed up. Thank you for the tip!

[@thomshere]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for this excellent video which I imagine saved people lots of $'s in repair cost!

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You're welcome. I saved many people a lot of money on my channel, but unfortunately few if any made a small donation to support my work.

[@isaack4]

This is one of best and most explanatory good video for window ac maintenance. Thanks for good video.

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[@cindywilliamson5580]

Your tutorial was the best one I have watched. You explain what to do so that it easy to understand. Also your filming was excellent. Thank you very much.

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[@robertkirk2491]

Very informative video, best I have seen with great detail on how to do it...Thank you

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Not this cowboy’s first day at the rodeo. Excellent. TY

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[@johntheatheistilluminati2325]

Awesome, informative, professional, detailed, good lighting, sound, etc. Kudos. Thank you so much.

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[@johnjames77]

Great Work ! I cannot believe that any person would dislike your super fine presentation. I put it in my favorites for future use. I have a LG with a circuit board and believe I need a new one (so I bought one for $80.00 ) because the compressor does not turn off when the thermostat reaches correct temp. If you could do a vid on one of these POS units it would be great . I own a lot of broken ones. Thanks, John

[@LayZeeDawg]

Thanks for this video, very in depth without going too deep into the technicalities.

[@LayZeeDawg]

Finally found out what the problem was on my wall unit after walking through your video step by step , the spade connector was spread on the common contact on the compressor causing intermittent contact loss

[@billkrebs2307]

You are a Great teacher! Best A/C video I have ever seen.

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[@nattyphysicist]

You have an Impressive amount of knowledge on this, thank you.

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Thank you so much, your channel is so helpful to technicians like me to learn more and more

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your unbelievably talented, thank you for sharing all of your talent and knowledge

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[@Bobpeter100]

Great video! Super iformative and well shot! Thank you very much for the information and keep up the good work! 👍

[@patrickfirth5774]

Do you know how long I have been trolling AC video's, in the hope of finding some help? Google and the manufacture offered no assistance what's so ever. This tutorial explains in depth and in lay man's terms, the process(s) and highlighting the safety to be observed when testing each component!! F*"king awesome Dude... It's unselfish individual's such as yourself, that give up their own time to impart some knowledge to us "Dumbass's", so we can fault find, hopefully fix and still have 10 finger's,10 toe's and not end up like Eduard "De"l Delacroix from The Green Mile.... Cheers from Down Under...

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[@hullinstruments]

I love your videos and I’v followed you for years. I’ve come back to this video a few times per year since you posted it… When troubleshooting units for friends or family. Would be awesome if you made another video about window units, looking at one that has a circuit board controller. A lot of the boards fail, most commonly because of a bad electrolytics or the board mounted relay. You could go over diagnosing those issues, repairing, or if that fails… How to hotwire the machine and have it run on medium settings when plugged in without the need of a circuitboard. Essentially bypassing the circuitboard. I’ve done a board bypass on many units, probably over a dozen. But two very important things to consider… Don’t hotwire it so that it’s always on highest fan speed. Low or medium fan speed will give it a much longer life. Also, you can use a timed outlet for 15 to 30 minutes… So that the unit doesn’t stay on longer than it should and overheat. Or you can actually buy an outlet that has a thermostat built-in. So when the area around the thermostat reaches a certain temperature it automatically cuts power. ALSO… I always add a very high amperage switch in between the wall outlet and GFCI cord coming from the unit. That way cutting on and off isn’t causing arcing by plugging or unplugging the unit. Instead using a very high amperage switch in between. Usually rated 25% greater than the actual starting amps needed. That’s a much safer approach, and still allows someone to remove the circuitboard and have a more reliable unit. Love your videos! And would love a follow up video! These things can be had for free, only a few years old… You can find them everywhere. From on the side of the road to your local scrapyard or landfill. I can’t tell you how many dozens of units I found that are less than five years old, new were close to $1000, and only need minor tweaking or troubleshooting.

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[@caminero1952]

excellent way of explaining how to check and fix air conditioners. congratulations,

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I like it. High content, low form. Better that than reverse.

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Thank you'sir for this good video. I have been searching the net for quality tutorials such as yours and right now have only found this one. Please keep it up. Thank you sir you have really helped me with much information. Thank you once again.From Nigeria.

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THANK YOU for the AWESOME a/c tutorial!! YOU are a most excellent speaker and teacher!!! LUV IT!! 😀😀👍👍👍

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Very detailed and informative. Finally a good thorough video 👍👍👍

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[@thomasmurphy5736]

nice tutorial , saved me buying a new unit! thanks

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[@albertogarcia-oy8cg]

excellent write up i had got some ac units for free and all are now up and running.very educational keep it up

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[@Troy-Echo]

Thank you - very thorough. I've replaced many CAP's and a couple motors on heat pumps, but this is my first go at a window unit. The compressor isn't starting, so I'm assuming the CAP is bad. I'll be replacing the window unit later today, and if the existing works, I'll pop it into my outdoor shed for when I want some cooling.

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[@junarcenio6606]

Great video. My AC wasn't blowing cold air so I took it part and cleaned it really good like it's brand new. After putting it back together and turned it on. It's still not blowing cold air. My AC has a setting of AUTO COOL which cold air does come out when it's on that setting but after a few minutes the compressor shuts off and blows warm air after. Could help me out please.

[@shonamagouyrk9575]

I have a Frigidaire a/c with those complicated digital on and off crap, before taking it out to clean the coils it would seldom make a loud grinding sound, if last a few seconds..but to my point, after cleaning it, I put it back in and when I plugged it up, its not getting any power, nothing..I tried other outlets..is there hope? Or should I junk it

[@mooiwiele]

Thank You! Got our aircon working thanks to your clear instructions!

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i want to thank you for the simplicity of the video, i realy think you are a greate teacher my frind :):)

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[@eyespy9752]

That was the best and down to the point instructions I have ever seen two thumbs up bro. very educational im very impressed.

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Top presentation, you have a great way of explaining your subject for all to understand... Thank you :)

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Nice Work Earthling

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[@DobleWhiteAndStanley]

... so I might have salvaged a roadside window AC unit with this knowledge... Thanks. That was a 300 plus device I salvaged for a little less than 30 bucks.

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[@FourDollaRacing]

Thank you, much, for this video. I would like to know more about the valves and other pressure-regulating components, out of curiosity. I'm actually researching the clicking noises my working window unit makes, just for the science. I do notice separate expansion/contraction sounds, but there are other audible flowing noises that make no sense to me....

[@wmfife1]

@ 8:50 how do you know which goes where? The blades are identical and no marks of any kind were made when they got pulled. Does it matter if they get switched? (Edit:) Finally there's a script flag @ 9:51 to do this. Would def. have to watch this through several times before attempting to DIY my unit. TKS.

[@jciamretired9767]

Like always, very good video. Thank you.

[@frankm6711]

Nice detailed video. Would anyone know what may be going on with my sharp window ac unit. Approximately 5 years old was running great until today. However when it runs i don't hear the compressor kick on its just the fan constantly running without the motor running and it doesn't even cycle on and off. I hear and feel the fan and even the air feels pretty cool coming out of the vent but it doesn't seem to be cooling the whole room at all like it used to. Before all parts of the room would get very cool when it was set to 65 to 69 degrees. Now the rooms barely seems that cold. I cleaned the filter and fins on the coil. They weren't that bad. Any input on this?

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Every unit is a little different, without testing results to share, not much I can do.

[@midamultitool1387]

thank you so much for taking the time to make this video! I learned so much! you have a new subscriber!

[@electronicsNmore]

Thanks!

[@nextellcup8]

update on my comment . i watched many videos today . yours i was able to check out everything and turns out it was a relay on the board . the one to kick in compressor . my Ac is back running. thanks so much .

[@electronicsNmore]

Fantastic, and yes, I also have watched many other AC repair videos on YT, and VERY few if any come close to my video, which is why I made this video. People needed a better video.

[@joseabuin9113]

Great video

[@joea2r]

I have an 18000 BTU window unit that now is a bit more frequent of the compressor stops. Should I follow the same procedure at 18:00 for testing the compressor? Thanks.

[@duglantejeda8954]

Great video, well explained and very easy to understand every step. Highly recommended.

[@sammy2888]

Hi real clear explanation .at last I know how a window air con works . Hats off to you pal. will continue to seek your advice if I have any problem with my air con .tks

[@electronicsNmore]

Be sure to share my channel with others. Thanks!

[@wildwoodtop]

Sir at 3:23 right where your finger is pointing when I was washing the unit I noticed a lot of rust and corrosion and a little green oxidation on the copper coils is this a sign of a leak coming soon or is this common and the longevity is still intact 🤔

[@electronicsNmore]

Salt air corrosion, no leak.

[@MyOwnWaySreejith]

Awesome video and explanation.. thank you so much.. m checking all of ur amazing videos… 😊

[@mikefromuniontown3809]

Had a 20 year old Fedders 14,000 not a single problem. Then on summer the wall plug shows the paddles are scorched and some of the metal is missing. Changed the plug and it ran another month then when it got above 90 outside the 20amp circuit breaker tripped at the service panel. Then during the next 90+ degree weather the compressor would trip after 20-40 minutes. No other connectors showed and visible scorching. It appears from your video the compressor most likely has seen its best days?? How does the compressor internally fail? What actually happens? Thanks

[@electronicsNmore]

Excessive current draw is usually due to a faulty compressor. The compressor can become more difficult to start up under pressure, and that means more current required, and more heating of the windings. Be sure to rate thumbs up, consider subscribing if you like a wide range of helpful and informative videos, and look over my extensive video playlists below for many other videos of interest to you. Taking one minute to share a link to my channel with others on social networking sites would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Mike kzbin.infoplaylists

[@AubreesMagicalPlayHouse]

Thank you so much for this video. I learnes alot and added it to my favorites so I can refer back to it. Keep up the great DIY videos.

[@electronicsNmore]

Awesome! Thank you

[@stevenA44]

Thanks for the video. My windows AC unit just all of a sudden started kicking the breaker and someone told me it could be the capacitor. I have a good background in electronics but not so much in AC. I am going to check the cap with my component checker and see if that is the culprit. My central air isn't working either so I am going to check that cap as well. I'll update my comment when I find out what's going on with the. At least you gave me some things to check and how to check them.

[@electronicsNmore]

Hope you figure it out. Good luck!

[@stevenA44]

@@electronicsNmore Had the capacitors checked and the one for my window unit is good and I checked all the other components and it seems (from what you show in the video) that my compressor is bad. The cap for my central AC was bad and I got a new one but there is still an issue with it. I think the expansion valve(?) could be bad and it might need a recharge as well.

[@izzydizzy1115]

Great video. My 8000 btu Frigidaire (built 11/2014) has bearing failure and is very noisy. Seems to be a common problem with Frigidaire window units. I'm going to tear it down at season's end and replace the bearings in the motor. Do you know where I can buy them? I've seen another repair video where the guy said he got skate board bearings that fit? I appreciate any assistance.

[@t4862rm]

Good job my man... Great explaination and simple to understand. Thanks for taking the time to make the video.

[@electronicsNmore]

You're welcome. Be sure to check out my newer central A/C repair video, rate thumbs up, and share my channel with others. Thanks!

[@boblevey]

I’ve gone thru everything from replacing the capacitor, contactor switch, adding a 2 wire hardstart kit. Tested everything and I still get a medium frequency humming sound then it makes a clicking sound and stops humming. There was one wire contact that looked burnt on one side of the contact but not on the other side, it was at the L1 and a black wire coming from the 220 outlet cord. Also coming from the outlet cord into the unit is a spliced white wire going to the common on cap and to the L2 on contactor. Along with a ground going to chassis. Is the unit Kaput or can you think of anything else? Thanks again

[@tinamedina386]

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[@electronicsNmore]

Thanks for watching Tina! Be sure to check out my extensive video playlists, rate thumbs up, and share. :-)