20 Most Recent Ruud UBHC Air Conditioner - Page 8 Questions & Answers

The door, you mean the metal cover on the front? if you have the door off and push the safety switch in with your hand everything works fine? I need more info here, but if what I said is right, then the "door" isn't making good contact with the switch.

Hello, if the unit is equipped with a condensate safety switch it will kill power to the thermostat if the drain line is backed up. You would need to use a wet/ dry vac to clean out the line. The line is typically a 3/4 inch white pvc pipe. If the unit does not have a safety switch then either a blown fuse, burned out transformer are the problem.

find the indoor fan unit and there you will find a drain pipe or hose IF you can access the coil area then yu can wash out the drain pan.If not you can run a bit of water up againt the pipe and wash it out to clear it. also checck the filter while your at it . Hope this helps let me know .

If you mean the indoor blower motor wont run, check the fan relay, board or stat, the motor if getting voltage and not working is bad if no amp draw, if you have an amp draw try a capacitor for the fan

see the w .diagram behind your unit for specification.or your must open the condenser unit for to see in the plate motor the specifications.Or cal the customer support for get helpGod bless you

It depends upon configuration- or how it was installed.In general terms, wherever the air from the structure is being drawn into the cabinet for air recirculation/intake- the filter will be in the vicinity of the ducting connecting to the Ruud heat pump/AC.. It will be before the "A coil" assembly (the copper tubbing with fins roughly the shape of an "A".This assumes it was installed correctly. If not, the A Coil will collect a thick layer of dust on the side facing the incoming air flow.The relevent Ruud documentation is here: http://www.ruudac.org.ua/ubhc02.pdfIf there is any doubt about the integrity of the installation, contact an HVAC contractor familiar with your area to inspect and make corrections if needed.

Because you have a ductwork problem. Look for leaks in the supply lines or a dirty coil not allowing sufficient airflow.