Top 20 Amana PTH153B35AE Air Conditioner Questions & Answers

sounds like your switch dial is backfit try pull it out and reset it back the right way

Your question is worded strangely, did you have an electrical fire in the unit? My guess is that you have not kept the filter clean and now you need to take it to a service company for the replacement of the heater's fuseable link.

check thermostat contacts, possibly not sending signal to pick up

I know this is late but I had to add a solution to this problem since I had the exact same problem and was able to solve it. The probelm is not your control board. On these units, the heat pump compressor will not kick in unless the temperature you set on the control panel is within 2-1/4 degrees (or 4 degrees depending on your unit model. Otherwise, the unit locks out the compressor until the electric heat coil bring the indoor temperature up to that level - and then will switch the compressor back on for heat pump operation. So the problem is not the control panel or the compressor, it the electric heat coil. The coil has two manual limit switches on it that may be tripped and should be checked. The coil can be easily accessed by shutting down the power, removing 4 screws around the air outlet, pushing the screen up and sliding the panel out the top. The power wires can remain in place while the limit switches are reset. Hope it works.

Yes you could have a bad overload on the heater element which is fairly simple to fix. To test for this pull the heater out and get an ohmeter set it to continuity and check the continuity first through the entire heater element then if there is none pin point the overloads and check to see which one has no continuity.

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i'm not familiar with your specific unit but ..sounds like an electronic gas value has gone bad or has a bad connection when that happened to my friend it wasn't that expensive to have it fixed .. BYW it acted like this for a while then stopped working completely

blower capacitors or motor bad

Hi, Please hit the "constant fan" button until the "on" button is removed from your Amana screen. Thank you.

bad control board

you will need to call for service. if it needs freon you cannot recharge it freon is expensive and requires a license.

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switch thermostat to emergency heat. Call for service the unit should be under warranty. Be aware that using heating strips will cause your electric to go extremely high.

If this is a window unit, the tray drain is located at the bottom outside. It may be clogged, but also the unit may not have been installed correctly to direct water flow toward the outside drain.

What is -the outside?
Heat pump, gas, electric heat combination?
You may need to back track, double check the Honeywell configuration jumper or software settings for your type of heating used.

Check voltage in , there could be one side of breaker burned causing only one side to come through. This happens on older main breakers frequently which messes up whole house.