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Condenser Not Getting 24 Volts. Make sure you have 120 volts coming into it or 240 volts if it is a electric furnace as some air handlers/fan coil units use. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how. Because if you operate the. The red & blue wires in the second image (top portion of pic) go out to the condenser, and is not getting 24 volts from the outside. If i push the contactor, the ac does. If your wiring runs back to your air handling unit i would reference y to c and see if you have 24 volts. The first thing you should do is cut the power from the disconnect switch to your ac. Turn off the disconnect switch. Stephen shares hvac tips at goettl. I have 24 volts coming into the condenser but i cannot get 24 volts at either end of the contactor. From the looks of it, the float switch wires are connected. If not it should be wiring or stat. Air conditioner won't turn on, not getting 24 volts to condenser.

Stephen shares hvac tips at goettl. Turn off the disconnect switch. Because if you operate the. The first thing you should do is cut the power from the disconnect switch to your ac. The red & blue wires in the second image (top portion of pic) go out to the condenser, and is not getting 24 volts from the outside. If i push the contactor, the ac does. I have 24 volts coming into the condenser but i cannot get 24 volts at either end of the contactor. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how. If your wiring runs back to your air handling unit i would reference y to c and see if you have 24 volts. From the looks of it, the float switch wires are connected.

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Condenser Not Getting 24 Volts From the looks of it, the float switch wires are connected. Air conditioner won't turn on, not getting 24 volts to condenser. Make sure you have 120 volts coming into it or 240 volts if it is a electric furnace as some air handlers/fan coil units use. Because if you operate the. If your wiring runs back to your air handling unit i would reference y to c and see if you have 24 volts. Stephen shares hvac tips at goettl. The red & blue wires in the second image (top portion of pic) go out to the condenser, and is not getting 24 volts from the outside. From the looks of it, the float switch wires are connected. The first thing you should do is cut the power from the disconnect switch to your ac. If i push the contactor, the ac does. I have 24 volts coming into the condenser but i cannot get 24 volts at either end of the contactor. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how. Turn off the disconnect switch. If not it should be wiring or stat.