Air Conditioning - A/C = blower motor related
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bouncer18
07-31-05, 09:15 PM
Ive gone thru some of these posts and i cant find one that is rleated to my issue...
Blower motor does not work in A/C mode... i can spin it by hand... the outside unit works.... i thought it was just a bad motor at first... but i turned on the heater and the fan starts working and it starts blowing lovely 98 degree air into the house which is already sitting at 94 degree's lol.... makes no sense to me... i pulled the cover on the thermostat to see if i had power going to it when the mercury hit the wires and it does spark so im confident i have power a functional thermostat tooo? any ideas?
recap: blower no work in a/c mode / comes on in heat mode / outdoor unit working
THANK YoU
Blower motor does not work in A/C mode... i can spin it by hand... the outside unit works.... i thought it was just a bad motor at first... but i turned on the heater and the fan starts working and it starts blowing lovely 98 degree air into the house which is already sitting at 94 degree's lol.... makes no sense to me... i pulled the cover on the thermostat to see if i had power going to it when the mercury hit the wires and it does spark so im confident i have power a functional thermostat tooo? any ideas?
recap: blower no work in a/c mode / comes on in heat mode / outdoor unit working
THANK YoU
Grady
07-31-05, 09:28 PM
Either the "cooling" speed of the motor is burned out or possibly a bad relay. Does the fan run if you jumper terminals R & G at the thermostat?