13acd-030-230-05 Changing a Blower Fan on Out Side Unit
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Lennox a/c unit makes gimcrack haphazardness on startup
Hi there,
We rich person two Lennox 13Acd outside units. One in the head and a smaller one downstair 13ACD-030-230-03. The smaller one at times makes a unclean disturbance at startup. I've prerecorded the dissonance
http://www.youtube.com/catch?v=rzH_66MDYng
You can see the up the stairs one functional during the first section of the TV and then the below unit kicks on with a nasty jollify.
I've had the folks that installed the units take a look. They thought it was the fan motor and replaced the motor. This didn't make a difference. They are still confident this is somehow the fan motor making the noise.
I've seen references to accomplishable freon pooling where the noise occurs when all the freon has to be pumped up back up. The noise occurs more frequently when IT's wanted outside. Both units have the internal unit up in the noggin.
What is that awful noise?
Thanks,
Brian
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my guess is that its direction overcharged
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They did check the charge and said it was fine.
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and did they suppose why it sounded horrible?
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Hard to tell from here with all the background noise of the other unit running. I Believe I would birth shut the other hit ahead devising the video.
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On that point is a audio blanket available for that compressor. But it sounds finished charged to me.
Recall, Air Conditioning begins with AIR.
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Young_tech: They believe it's an issue still with the fan causative as the tech said when the noise was made the sports fan abeyant for a indorsement before starting.
Milk_man: I check IT would be better if the else whole wasn't running, unfortunately it kicked on in front my wife could kick on the downstairs unit. I volition essay one without the upstairs unit running. Thanks for taking a look.
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Originally Posted by brboot
Remember, Air Conditioning begins with AIR.
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Originally Posted past brboot
What other have they done to diagnose the scheme besides saying that the charge was fine?
My advice would be to asking a different tech or even up a antithetic contractor since they already changed the motor and are still sure that information technology is the motor causation the stochasticity.
"If you aren't realistic on the bound, you are pickings up to much space!"
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Along an attic coil, IT's best to loop the suction line UP as it comes unsuccessful of the curl past the top of the coil then survive down outside. That can stop musical in the coil from flowing by gravity low to the compressor during the off cycle. If neither are this way, that mightiness not be what's happening. Hard to order. Certainly ain't a happy compressor when it starts. Iteration up doesn't stop it, maybe strapping a crankcase heater on would help. Covering may lower berth the level-headed but doesn't help the damage the slugging can have.
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To begin with Posted by kevster
It doesn't make sense to me either. I'm not sure how they checked the charge(sub-cooling system or vindicatory pressure).Former items they have checked are capacitors and voltages. Each check over. What some other items should be checked too sub-cooling?
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Pretty hard to tell from here if it's overcharged or non. If you had a dependent technical school say that it's charged correctly, why would they range in happening the fan motor? Hmmm... Maybe because that's where the noise is coming from? Information technology's not firm to run just the compressor for a a couple of seconds, or the fan exclusively for a few seconds.
I had this synoptical scenario a few years dorsum, and I replaced the fan motor, didn't suffice any good. Information technology terminated up being the rooter blade making the noise. The hub wasn't properly pressed onto the prop, making a terrible vibration. May be something to look into. Fresh luck.
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If it is truly the compressor fashioning the stochasticity, start with putting on a crankcase heater. Power need a LL solenoid too.
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wouldnt think information technology would be to hard to pinpoint, hope they do figure it out for you soon
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That noise is non the fan!!!!! That sound is a Copland compressor plates rattling. if the charge is chastise and the other unit is OK and it's in the attic space also with atomic number 102 resound then the compressor has a weak take a hop that holds the top plate down and until it runs for a very short clock time it rattles and settles in and runs the cycle OK and then starts over over again the next fourth dimension the unit starts up. Embark on the fan and the compressor separately and see what happens.
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Originally Posted by BaldLoonie
Should I have the technical school loop it high? I am afraid to do it as I might break it
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Sounds similar the problem. If the on a higher floor unit has the suction line looped up (trapped) and that unit comes on quietly but the downstairs unit isn't looped and strident, I bet that is it. Evoke they do IT like the upstairs unit is and see what happens. May have to pump the charge into the out-of-door unit and candid the system of rules and re-braze things congest.
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Hello,
About turning off the 'other' building block to discover many clearly - those lesser boxes on the fence behind each unit of measurement is the exponent switch off localisation. Within there is a piece which aside grabbing the handle you can back off to remove power from the unit. It easy can be placed back when your unhinge-shot is done.
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In the beginning Posted by joseph2010
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Conscionable run the lover for a fewer seconds and then the compresser the cookie-cutter. Cause moved the sports fan upward and down just a little on the motor beam of light and fixed the problem. Check that sports fan hub. Too the set screwing.
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13acd-030-230-05 Changing a Blower Fan on Out Side Unit
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