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RDalr
Mar 02, 2019Explorer
Thank you all for your comments.
My unit is 50 amps. I should have bought a second ac when I first bought it. The compressor kicks in but when I check the cool air temp, I get a reading of 64 degrees. If it was working correctly, I should see a cool air reading of 42 or 43 degrees.
Is there a thermostat or thermometer inside the ac which commands cooler air? If so, is its placement inside the ac critical to achieving that goal?
My unit is 50 amps. I should have bought a second ac when I first bought it. The compressor kicks in but when I check the cool air temp, I get a reading of 64 degrees. If it was working correctly, I should see a cool air reading of 42 or 43 degrees.
Is there a thermostat or thermometer inside the ac which commands cooler air? If so, is its placement inside the ac critical to achieving that goal?
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