Questions & Answers for: Weather King unit turn wont blow air

unit again. If it wont work then call a qualified technician to check the unit, maybe there is a problem with the unit control. IF THIS UNIT IS A HEAT PUMP YOUR REVERSING VALVE COULD BE STICKING. WHAT

unit buzzes. When I put in breaker outside, Fan tries to turn on, but does not move and only buzzes. Please help. Thanks Even when the power is off at the unit outside the thermostat will supply power

...unit. If there is frost your coil is frozen up. If this is the case turn the fan on and the cooling off. Allow it to run in this manor for about an hour to defrost the A coil. Then return to the ...

...unit blow cold air other than low freon or leak. Your in house core could have frozen over. check the core inside the indoor blower unit. it may have frozen over. this will interrupt the cold air ...

...up and a/c blows warm air turn off defrost unit likely dirty clean evaporator and condenser normal operation pipe that is froze should be cold and sweating. little pipe should be warm good luck. ...

...unit runs for 5 mins then trips the breaker. It blows cold air while it is running seems that if it runs for 5 minutes there shouldnt be any shorted wires I would say your breaker needs replaced Sir ...

my furnace turns on blows not so hot air and turns off then about 1 minute later turns on and blows warm air and runs fine Turns on once to clear flue of any gas. Its a safety feature.

...unit via yellow wire. Disconnect the yellow wire from the thermostat and tape off the end. Turn the power back on. If the fuse blows, it is not in your wire nor the compressor contactor. If the fuse ...

...air no longer blows. Fan on outside unit is turning. Not sure if compressor is pumping. How do I locate the correct unit/model number? How do I learn if the unit is still under warranty? Look for ...

...Not cooling. Blowing warm air check the outside unit to see if it is running. If its not check the run cap which is the big silver round object. Make sure you are getting 240 volts to the