Goodman CK60-1C model central AC unit blwing hot air

1 posible cause.the thermostat supplies 24 volts to the outside unit to control the contactor if you hear a ligth huming on the outside unit this is the being activated. if this is the case then
check to see if any ants are in or around the unit see video, they will usually climb to dry areas before during or after a storm and for some reason they like the contactor if this is the case cut all power to the unit and clean contactor spray the area around the unit with an insecticide ( not the contactor) replace cover and test unit. Best of Luck.

Is this central cooling, a split system, or a wall unit?

Hello BWOOD Check the thermostat FAN button is in AUTO position not ON position.That might be it .The relay is in the blower unit but they RARELY become frozen/welded stuck on.

It sure sounds like the out side condenser fan has gone out.If you need to Fix a water hose to run on it like a spray fanning out over the out side coils(condenser)and try and see if it will cool.It will do the trick,until you get it fixed on week days.If I can help,let me know.>>>[email protected]

The brown wire goes to the capacitor. It probably shorted out with the nicked wire. Replace the capacitor.

double check your t-stat wiring your not getting 24volts to the contact at the cond. unit outside

That sounds to me like you lost your low voltage power. Bad transformer



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That would only really happen due to one of two things.

A bad thermostat.

A stuck relay. If the relay to the AC is stuck closed then it would come on whenever power goes through to the furnace.
This would be rare because very few units had that type of setup.

You can verify the T-stat by removinf the tsat from the wall. disconnect the red, white and yellow wires. Touch red to white.

If the heat comes on and the AC stays off, then your Tsat is bad.

Ths sounds like the outside unit or compressor is not kicking in, check for power to the unit at the breaker box, or at the bottom of the contacts!

3 amp is standard.the fuse is blowing to protect the transformer.It is telling you that there is a short in the low voltage wiring.Goodman also had an issue with the coil shorting on the contactor.To prevent damage.....i'd call a pro.It should be a fairly simple repair.