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Question About Samsung Air Conditioner AM27B1C13
the air conditioner indoor system is working but i...

the air conditioner indoor system is working but its not cooling from the outdoor system the fan is also running when is switch on

Asked by dese on 07/26/2013 5  Answers

ManualsOnline posted an answer 10 years, 9 months ago

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Rewarder User posted an answer 10 years, 5 months ago

5 You need to check the coils on the inside of the air handler. The air handler is the part that is inside your house. If the coils are frozen up, then you have an air flow issue. In this case you need to shut down the system and allow the ice to melt from the coils. While you are waiting for this to happen, check your air filter. It should be clean. If it is clogged up with dust, it may be reducing the airflow to the coils, causing them to become too cold, and ice up. If you recently replaced the filter with a new filter, it may also be caused by restricted airflow due to the type of filter you have installed. Pleated paper filters can reduce the airflow across the coils significantly, and create the same problem. To access the coils, turn off the system at the thermostat, then remove the front cover from the air handler itself. Be careful not to touch any wires, because they may be live, but you should now be able to see the coils. If they are iced up, then that is likely your problem. If they are NOT iced up, make sure that the coils on the compressor (the outside part of the system) are also not iced or somehow otherwise obstructed. Sometimes leaves can get built up inside the metal box that houses the compressor and can obstruct the airflow across these coils. You can clean the leaves from the compressor, by opening the thing up and scooping them out with a dustpan. Then rinse the coils well with a garden hose with a spray nozzle. Again, make sure to turn the compressor OFF before doing this. There is usually a switch that looks similar to a breaker box on the wall near your compressor. Electricity is dangerous, harmful and even fatal! Good luck.
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ManualsOnline posted an answer 10 years, 8 months ago

0 You need to check the coils on the inside of the air handler. The air handler is the part that is inside your house. If the coils are frozen up, then you have an air flow issue. In this case you need to shut down the system and allow the ice to melt from the coils. While you are waiting for this to happen, check your air filter. It should be clean. If it is clogged up with dust, it may be reducing the airflow to the coils, causing them to become too cold, and ice up. If you recently replaced the filter with a new filter, it may also be caused by restricted airflow due to the type of filter you have installed. Pleated paper filters can reduce the airflow across the coils significantly, and create the same problem. To access the coils, turn off the system at the thermostat, then remove the front cover from the air handler itself. Be careful not to touch any wires, because they may be live, but you should now be able to see the coils. If they are iced up, then that is likely your problem. If they are NOT iced up, make sure that the coils on the compressor (the outside part of the system) are also not iced or somehow otherwise obstructed. Sometimes leaves can get built up inside the metal box that houses the compressor and can obstruct the airflow across these coils. You can clean the leaves from the compressor, by opening the thing up and scooping them out with a dustpan. Then rinse the coils well with a garden hose with a spray nozzle. Again, make sure to turn the compressor OFF before doing this. There is usually a switch that looks similar to a breaker box on the wall near your compressor. Electricity is dangerous, harmful and even fatal! Good luck.
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jake perez posted an answer 10 years ago

0 In the indoor unit check the blower fan if it is running if running check the coil if ice up check the compressor motor is it working,if working check the freon gas if there is no freon there is leak in youre system.if is not working check the breaker.reset it.
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Balasubramaniam.Krishnan. posted an answer 9 years, 9 months ago

0 how much does it cost to change the motor capacitor of a 1 ton window a/c.?
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