AC Tripping a breaker
Hello Folks! Well summer is finally here in Texas! 100+ temps in the DFW area are a sure sign that it is summer. Last weekend the DW and I were out in our 2011 Carriage Cameo. The bedroom (2nd air...
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Its possible that cleaning the condenser coils on the roof may help. If you don't have good air flow on those coils your compressor has to work harder. Higher temperatures means higher head pressure . Higher head pressure means more load on the compressor fighting higher head pressure which in turn draws more amperage. Remove the top cover and wash coils with a hose. Be sure fan has good air flow also. The fins on the coils may need straightening. As it cools down in the evening a little bit the compressor does not have to work as hard .So no more breaker tripping
