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โMar-21-2016 05:59 PM
2012Coleman wrote:Old-Biscuit wrote:You guys were right. I went out this morning, and sure enough, the fan was set to HI. It has settings of LOW and AU as well. Not sure how it got set to HI, but I'm betting that some little hands were involved...hohenwald48 wrote:
So what is the temp inside? Outside? Do you have the fan set to "AUTO" or "ON"?
I don't think dirty coils will cause it to not shut off.
Sounds to me that the A/C compressor is shutting down (cool air) and then fan continues to run (warm air) which could be due to FAN setting NOT in AUTO
Thanks again.
โMar-21-2016 03:41 AM
Old-Biscuit wrote:You guys were right. I went out this morning, and sure enough, the fan was set to HI. It has settings of LOW and AU as well. Not sure how it got set to HI, but I'm betting that some little hands were involved...hohenwald48 wrote:
So what is the temp inside? Outside? Do you have the fan set to "AUTO" or "ON"?
I don't think dirty coils will cause it to not shut off.
Sounds to me that the A/C compressor is shutting down (cool air) and then fan continues to run (warm air) which could be due to FAN setting NOT in AUTO
โMar-20-2016 08:09 PM
โMar-20-2016 07:27 PM
hohenwald48 wrote:
So what is the temp inside? Outside? Do you have the fan set to "AUTO" or "ON"?
I don't think dirty coils will cause it to not shut off.
โMar-20-2016 03:57 PM
โMar-20-2016 03:41 PM
โMar-20-2016 03:14 PM
โMar-20-2016 02:58 PM
hohenwald48 wrote:
Sounds like it might be freezing up. Remove the grill on the inside and look at the coils and see if they are a block of ice.
Low run off could simply be low outside humidity.
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