Amana ACD106R Wall/Window Air Conditioner - Page 7 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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switch or thermostat issue. probably switch.

replace switch

thermostat most likely. running to long to be safety issue.

yes

look on the inside of the door that you took off and there should be a diagram and on that there will flash code that will tell you what 4 flashes means.i think it is a flame rollout or high limit.

You need a volt meter or some way to check for voltage. Remove unit from its housing (metal casing). It may slide out or be screwed to) and check for voltage where electrical cord connects to unit. If you have power there you know its not the gfi, breaker or cord. On the circuit board (behind the controller?? Not sure) there may be a fusible link or fuse that can be replaced. Or there may be visible damage on the board(burnt spots or terminals). As always, WORK SAFE!!

run a coat hanger inside the sleeve and then spray some bleach through the fins and then put the filter back on and run it

if the problem is at the same period every day then maybe there is a power supply interruption ( like an of peak meter) or active timer on the unit that needs to turned off there is nothing wrong with the unit just the power settings if you have a operators manual then that may give you a clue as to what is not set properly I find that the unit has a 6 code reporting system but cannot find any codes as such ( there may be 6 regions for codes and you have 8 in one of those 6 regions there is a web address at www.amana-hac.com or contact the service agent to get the codes

You will have to go online through the yellow pages app and you will find someone whose a professional on a/c and they will be able to assist you.

Evedently F1 is an indoor thermistor problem. This is the sensor that is at the indoor coil. Normally a wire it lead that is attached to the front of the indoor coil. This lead is either unplugged or damaged/malfunctioning. Found this on "manualslib.com" but I'm unable to copy the link.

If the unit is frozen you should be able to see ice at the indoor coil. If you pull the air filters and peer inside to the indoor coil there may be ice. Either way it needs service. If no ice and blowing cool not cold it could be the condenser coil is dirty. On the outside you can see the air leaving side of the condenser coil. The air entering side is the side that gets dirty and can only be seen by pulling the unit out of the wall. Its best to leave it in the wall and call a tech that has experience with ptacs.

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it's known as the split. Room air going into the unit should be 10 to 12 degrees cooler coming out. Unit size, area to be cooled, insulation value and local weather are considered. If the split is close to the numbers the unit is doing all it can. If it's low on freon the evaporation coils will freeze and ice over.

Factory charge and refrigerant type are on the placard of the condensing unit.

No, but you can order one from 1st source appliance parts www.1stsourceservall

You need to put a vacuum pump on the system prior to recharging. This will get rid of moisture. Could take an hour, but is required...and recommended.

sounds like the auxillary heat strips are coming on and off....what kind of time does it cycle on and off?

sounds like loose connection or damaged board. Try removing and replacing all connections first

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