20 Most Recent Frigidaire FAH085N1T Air Conditioner - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Thank you for your post, John!

Based off the information you have provided you need the code for a universal air conditioner remote. You may need to speak with manufacturer of the remote for that direct code. Best of luck! -Matt

Make sure that the cooling coils are clean. Also that the cooling fans are working. It may have lost it's treon and it is time to buy a new one.

yes, but when it is running, does it also turn off??

Could have clipped the low voltage wire outside with a weed wacker, could have blown out the run capacitor or lost a major component! If the unit is buzzing when you turn it on but nothing's running (compressor or fan)then you have a failed run capacitor! The list of things it could be are endless without more info

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Hello friend, thank you for your inquiry!

I understand that you are getting an "EC" error code on your Frigidaire air conditioner. However, it appears "EC" is an invalid error code. It is possible that the error code is missing characters? I show that the error code "ES" or "CS" is valid. In the meantime, I suggest resetting your air conditioner. You can do this by flipping the household circuit breaker for roughly ten minutes. If resetting the power does not correct the issue, could you please inform me of the new error code or if your air conditioner continues to display "EC". I look forward to assisting you. -Matt

Are you sure you don't have a Heat Pump Condenser? You don't list the outdoor unit M#? If it is a Heat Pump system the outdoor unit has to run. Here is the link to the indoor unit. http://enora.nortekhvac.com/literature/a977a.pdf

with a meter you will need to verify motor is getting required voltage (high and low)Yes, its likely the motor but, do you put one in to see it still doesnt work?

if both are running you may be low on frreon, inspect for leaks before recharging.

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I Had a similar problem with my Air Conditioning unit, the repair man said without the information their was nothing he could do, but that he would go look for it.

This is what i was able to find, This litterally all just took place within the past hour so i don't know if its workable information, but here is my two and a half cents.
http://www.transtaracsupply.com/pdf/s3ba.pdf

suspect that the start/run capacitor for the compressor is failing causing excessive current draw have technician check it out

air conditioner thermostats are located at the front/top of the evaporator coil air inlet where they can monitor the air temperature coming back into the unit from the room most are a small tube or bulb attached to the fins

Hello friend, thank you for your post! I understand that your Frigidaire split air conditioner is displaying an error code of E1 and you would like to know its meaning. In order to assist you further I would need to have the model number of your air conditioner. With that information I would be able to further assist you. -Matt

If you choose to use the air conditioner to cool a room when the outside temperature is low, any condensation that naturally accumulates on the cooling coil inside the unit can freeze. When the coils freeze over, the air flowing through the unit fails to cool, and in your case may have blocked any air flow. I assume you can hear the fan but get no flow? Freezing may damage the unit. Allow the unit to defrost by turning it off and leaving it off for several hours, or even days, to allow warm air to flow through the coils and melt the ice. Of course if you live in a place like Minneapolis you might be waiting until April. But you should be able to check whether the coils are clear by removing the filter and shining a flashlight through the air-exhaust cavity. The coils are usually visible just inside. If the ice doesn't melt quickly enough, you can speed things up by pointing the hot air of a hair dryer at the coils through this opening. I also assume since you are in apt you have no access to the exterior side of the unit to check what is going on? Or if this is a window unit just take it out of the window for awhile (granted ... that can be a pain in the you know what). Good luck on your troubleshooting ... I think you are the right track

tx valve problem blockage have it properly diagnosed by an ac specialist check consensor fan is running is separate fan to inside fan