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renlovesfreddy
Explorer
Aug 22, 2013

Furnace and AC stopped working?

Can anybody help me figure out what happend to my 2006 TERRY QUANTUM AX6 dual air cond/heating system, it suddently stopped working. The air conditioner nor the furnace is kicking in. I do know that it was stormy outside and the power did go out...however once power kicked back in, all other appliances worked but these? Thanks.:?
  • rdemore's avatar
    rdemore
    Explorer
    Aug 22, 2013
    Open the door to the furnace and there will be a reset switch and that has both the furnace and HVAC fan wired to it. Check the conections in the area. If a spade clip is dirty or loose, neither will work
  • rdemore's avatar
    rdemore
    Explorer
    Aug 22, 2013
    Open the door to the furnace and there will be a reset switch and that has both the furnace and HVAC fan wired to it. Check the conections in the area. If a spade clip is dirty or loose, neither will work
  • renlovesfreddy's avatar
    renlovesfreddy
    Explorer
    Aug 22, 2013
    will do thanks, will keep posted. Mission this weekend: Get it runn'en;) Need to sell this fifth wheel ASAP!!
  • 2edgesword's avatar
    2edgesword
    Explorer
    Aug 22, 2013
    renlovesfreddy wrote:
    Thats_Ok wrote:
    Sounds like a wall thermostat problem.


    Hi,

    So what would I do in the case it is actually the "Wall thermostat prob?"


    They are inexpensive (~$50). Unless it's something simple like a wire somehow become disconnect and just needs to be reattached, its probably less expensive to replace it versus trying to diagnois and repair it.
  • renlovesfreddy's avatar
    renlovesfreddy
    Explorer
    Aug 22, 2013
    Thats_Ok wrote:
    Sounds like a wall thermostat problem.


    Hi,

    So what would I do in the case it is actually the "Wall thermostat prob?"
  • renlovesfreddy's avatar
    renlovesfreddy
    Explorer
    Aug 22, 2013
    exeter_acres wrote:
    how long was it out?

    many A/c's have a "wait" feature (no idea what it is actually called)
    to protect the system.... it won't turn on immediately.



    Actually yes, did check breaker and fuses. Everything was fine, the unit has'nt worked since. I will be taking out to an RV lot to hook it up and give it some wait time, as you said it won't turn on immediatley. If this isnt the case, do you think I need a replacement?
  • exeter_acres's avatar
    exeter_acres
    Explorer
    Aug 22, 2013
    how long was it out?

    many A/c's have a "wait" feature (no idea what it is actually called)
    to protect the system.... it won't turn on immediately.

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