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easiest way to do this is look at the label on the compressor. I usually lists RLA. FLA is usually 5 to 7 times the RLA. For example, if RLA is 3.0, the the FLA is 15-21 amps. FLA is actually LRA for about 2 seconds.
Yes. It is actually the inlet for a bell-mouth spillway in a small dam there, not a waterfall as we understand that. This type of 'hole in the water' is common in dams around the world, and they make for great photos.
Heating element is probably burned out. Or the thermal fuse / cutoff. I would check the fuse first as the heating element has 2 independent heating coils and usually both won't burn out at the same time. It would be best to have a meter tester. I am in Lake Worth, Fla. I travel within a 40 mile radius How to Replace White Knight Tumble Dryer Heating Element Heater...
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