Everstar Heating & Cooling - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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Not sure what kind of unit you have. Try turning off the main power/unplug it. Wait 5-10 mins and then restore power. E1 is an error code but w/o more info I can't tell what it means. If you have the make/model #? Or the owners manual should tell you.

call in an electrician as there is a problem in the circuit allowing power from a neutral line and bypassing the switch

Hallo

Please send me a picture of the two wires.
I need to see it to tell you.

When you unplugged it you broken the circuit which is what it does when pan is full of water to get you by turn the two wires together to make it think the switch is made

If you noticed an electrical smell (like something was overheating), you may have a compressor lockup, or a fan lock. If you know a good, and knowledgeable handyman, he should be able to troubleshoot the unit quickly. But if it is the compressor, repairs could cost as much as a new unit.

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yes it is normal . most of these have a flexable metal tube that vents them , you can use a dryer vent tube but it will get hot and even melt a little these units do not have a long service life so don't waste your money on factory replacement parts , just use the way you are till it's used up.

Order a filter replacement... Your filter sounds as though it's so old that it's disintigrating and bits of it are being pulled into the evaporator coil which in turn reduces the efficiency of the coil...

I would google for a manual or an error code.

A rhythmic squeak sounds like either a fan motor bearing going bad or just vibration from the unit running thats wiggling something loose inside the unit.

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Water can fall off of coil prematurely, before it reaches the drain pan, sometimes due to debris on the coil surface, airflow turbulence in the return air box, and in some instances I've never resolved until the machine was replaced. The drain pan could be cracked or have blocked channels that allow water to drain from the rear to the front. It could also have ice on it/freezing up. Some will developed a thin sheet of ice and drip water. The drain line may be stopped up or broken/loose fitting. Some coils have a laminate on the aluminum fins that can deteriorate. Hope this gives you something to check!

Its a bearing problem could be the motor could be the fan this is a portable and dose need to level and sucured enough not to tip . Grinding /rattling is the definition of a bad bearing.