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| xenos
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|  "Re(1):Rheem 10 Seer, Compressor doesn't start"
, posted Wed 9 Jun 07:56  
Just make sure there is 240 between run and common and start and common. I asume it's drawing locked rotor amps?
Xenos.
The best way to escape a problem is to solve it.
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| | ac_hoboken
| "Re(2):Rheem 10 Seer, Compressor doesn't start" , posted Wed 9 Jun 10:03:
Xenos, I am a novice. How do I find out if it is locked rotor amps? What can I do if it is? I am going to check the voltages between run-common, start-common I think it probably will be same as the line in 200v.
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| | ac_hoboken
| "Re(4):Rheem 10 Seer, Compressor doesn't start" , posted Fri 11 Jun 11:18:
Yes did use a manifold low and hi pressure are normal....The compressor tries to kick over but shuts off after the attempt.
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| | xenos
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| "Re(5):Rheem 10 Seer, Compressor doesn't start" , posted Fri 11 Jun 15:23
what is normal ?
Xenos.
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| | xenos
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| "Re(3):Rheem 10 Seer, Compressor doesn't start" , posted Wed 9 Jun 17:31
Lock rotor would be the amprage draw of the compressor was siezed.
and is normaly listed on the name plate
Xenos.
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