20 Most Recent Amana PTC153B35AE Air Conditioner - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Hello artrey3 The answer is yes, BUT the unit will be exausting room/basement air outside ruining any efficency the unit is rated for.Also you will need makeup/fresh air in the basement. The unit exausting air can put the basement in a vacuum/negitive pressure pulling in air from the chimney!

There is no right answer to that It gets dumped when its full. The more water the better, the more water the harder its working, the more water the more dehumidification. More water is a good thing, run a permanent drain if need be.

they are not filled with water thats the condensation that it is making, its all good, keep the temp at a steady rate, when you get it ice cold then shut her down it makes moisture which then is water.

Did you remove the plug from drain line? If you did then run a small wire thru drain pipe to remove any clogs.

look at the motor. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79

The most likely things, in order, are: 1) There is too much dirt, dust or lint clogging the squirrel cage fan, slowing it down and causing the motor to overheat and shut off. 2) The motor is clogged with dust or dirt and is overheating and shutting off. or 3) the ductwork is clogged, causing the motor to overheat and shut off. God bless your efforts.

Can you read the plate on the compressor? If so, you can determine the BTUs from there. Roughly 12,000 per ton.

Yes. A wireless thermostat will work on your Amana furnace. I like the Honeywell wireless thermostats. The only problem I have had is exceeding the distance between the wireless thermostats location and the control module that you mount and wire up next to the furnace.

I will embark on doing it. Hope you can continue to contribute your talents in this area. Geometry Dash

You need to reinstall the software.

Check on your door cover and you will see the flash code and you will figure out what's wrong with your unit