desol said:Does the condensor turn on outside when you drop the temperature on the thermostat?
Have you had anyone in lately doing service work?
Is the condensor outside dirty?
If the condensor doesn't come on outside, the contactor may not be getting 24vac, or the contactor may not be getting 240v from the breaker box/panel.
You could check the wiring at the furnace terminal strip(control board). Y and R should be secured
to their respective terminals. If they are, it may be a bad stat...or loose wiring behind the stat.
You could remove the stat and check the wiring there. Y and R.
If the condensor does come on, you may have a leak and lost gas.
Butterylicious said:The larger uninsulated line should be hot to the touch, and the smaller insulated line should be cold to the touch.
desol said:Yep. I like Carrier too. Hopefully the tech can solve the leak for lasso and re-gas...as well, it's illegal (not sure in the states) to re-gas a system with a 'known' leak...so he can't just fill it up...and leave. I'm assuming it's the same laws there.
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