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| joe510
 |  "Window A/C"
, posted Wed 24 Aug 17:47  
If my window unit starts (Fan and compressor) but then the compressor kicks off, could it be a capacitor problem???
"Out of the abundance of a man's heart so he speaks." Jesus
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| DJsRepS
| "Re(1):Window A/C" , posted Sat 5 Nov 10:02
Could be as simple as the Tstat sensor touching the cold evap coil. How old is it? How long does the compressor run? Could be dirty plugged condenser coil. Take an amp reading on the compressor.
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| Freezone12
| "Re(1):Window A/C" , posted Mon 26 Sep 18:35
any number of things could be wrong. most likely condenser got dirty, overheating compressor.
problem with 'window-shakers' is they cost as much to service as they cost to replace.
buy a new one. take the old one apart and see if you can fix/learn anything about it.
you might wind up with one for your garage.
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If it don't fit force it.
If it breaks it needed to be replaced anyways.
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| rustymike
| "Re(1):Window A/C" , posted Fri 26 Aug 10:03
It could be the overload relay located in under the compressor wiring terminal cap.
No matter how idiot proof you make something better idiots will always try and screw around with it!
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