Both. The high pressure switch was tripped multiple times due to high pressure caused by a dead condenser fan motor. The pressure switch is only designed to be tripped a few times. After a while the pressure switch got stuck and wouldn’t reset (self reset-able switch). Thanks for watching.
Details were provided to the client. We returned to make the repairs and the unit is now operational. I was on vacation so someone else had to make the repairs. Thanks for watching.
are great brother I enjoy watching your video keep on making video thank you
Spot on aproach.💯👍👍
FROM CHICAGO GOOD JOB THANK YOU SO MUCH
Thank you man!
Was the pressure switch faulty or was it just doing its job? Did the HP switch have a reset button? (Learning, not criticising)
Both. The high pressure switch was tripped multiple times due to high pressure caused by a dead condenser fan motor. The pressure switch is only designed to be tripped a few times. After a while the pressure switch got stuck and wouldn’t reset (self reset-able switch). Thanks for watching.
You rock!
Thanks for video. Do you give specific detail to customer? What to fix?
Details were provided to the client. We returned to make the repairs and the unit is now operational. I was on vacation so someone else had to make the repairs. Thanks for watching.
Bad capacitor that is what it was always start by the capacitor!
I would have found that so much faster, you are a horrible technician. 😬😁
you are a jerk
@@marcdorizar5742 that was sarcastic!!! Have a beautiful day!!!
@@jedeye518 you do the same.