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Message: Marc- I know its not blowing cold air. The question is why..
Changed By: grant
Change Date: May 24, 2013 03:55PM
Marc- I know its not cblowing cold air. The question is why..
Change Date: May 24, 2013 03:55PM
Marc- I know its not cblowing cold air. The question is why..
The water dripping was suggested by two others so i was acknowledging that i did not yet do so.
The culprit could be many places however:
- low charge of r134
- non-functioning compressor (testing to see it that is working, and it seems, "yes"
- blend valve/door not working
That's what i'm trying to narrow down at the moment. Then fix.
I'll re-iterate that i have listened for clutch engagement (yes); motor bog (very slight) and tested to see if some dehumidification occurs (yes).
So i think i'm down to the blend door or freon. Since the motor came out, i'm thinking freon. Darn, leaks are a PITA.
Grant
The culprit could be many places however:
- low charge of r134
- non-functioning compressor (testing to see it that is working, and it seems, "yes"
- blend valve/door not working
That's what i'm trying to narrow down at the moment. Then fix.
I'll re-iterate that i have listened for clutch engagement (yes); motor bog (very slight) and tested to see if some dehumidification occurs (yes).
So i think i'm down to the blend door or freon. Since the motor came out, i'm thinking freon. Darn, leaks are a PITA.
Grant
Changed By: grant
Change Date: May 24, 2013 03:54PM
Marc- I know its not clowing cold air. The question is why..
Change Date: May 24, 2013 03:54PM
Marc- I know its not clowing cold air. The question is why..
The water dripping was suggested by two others so i was acknowledging that i did not yet do so.
The culprit could be many places however:
- low charge of r134
- non-functioning compressor (testing to see it that is working, and it seems, "yes"
- blend valve/door not working
That's what i'm trying to narrow down at the moment. Then fix.
I'll re-iterate that i have listened for clutch engagement (yes); motor bog (very slight) and tested to see if some dehumidification occurs (yes).
So i think i'm down to the blend door or freon. Since the motor came out, i'm thinking freon. Darn, leaks are a PITA.
Grant
The culprit could be many places however:
- low charge of r134
- non-functioning compressor (testing to see it that is working, and it seems, "yes"
- blend valve/door not working
That's what i'm trying to narrow down at the moment. Then fix.
I'll re-iterate that i have listened for clutch engagement (yes); motor bog (very slight) and tested to see if some dehumidification occurs (yes).
So i think i'm down to the blend door or freon. Since the motor came out, i'm thinking freon. Darn, leaks are a PITA.
Grant
Original Message
Author: grantDate: May 24, 2013 03:50PM
Marc- I know its not clowing cold air. The question is why..
The water dripping was suggested by two others so i was acknowledging that i did not yet do so.
The culprit could be many places however:
- low charge of r134
- non-functioning compressor (testing to see it that is working, and it seems, "yes"
- blend valve/door not working
That's what i'm trying to narrow down at the moment. Then fix.
Grant
The culprit could be many places however:
- low charge of r134
- non-functioning compressor (testing to see it that is working, and it seems, "yes"
- blend valve/door not working
That's what i'm trying to narrow down at the moment. Then fix.
Grant