Need to go up there and give more info. Look for outdoor fan...Is it spinning? Compressor on? Could be dual capacitor as they are 50% of problem lately
SOURCE: uotside unit blowing cool air but hot on the inside
It sounds like you have a unit called a heat pump. When a heat pump unit is in cooling mode the outside unit blows hot air and the inside unit blows cold air. If the outside unit is blowing cold then the indoor unit is most likely blowing room temperature or warm air. It sounds like the thermostat could be controlling incorrectly or you could have a failed reversing valve which is the device that switches the unit from heating to cooling mode.
SOURCE: panasonic air con unit is not blowing cold air out.
This unit is use in motels etc. Check the ouside coil ( conderser) from the inside (discharge fan ) for dirt. Most of these units are floor level . This can cause a unit to short cycle ( cold air is at the floor) .
SOURCE: AC unit outside blowing out cold air, vents
If you have a heat pump probably there's a wrong connectionin the thermostat, but if is not a heat pump ,the compresor is not working or the unit leaked all the refrigerant.
Testimonial: "thank you, we have had a problem in the past with refrigerant leaking, was supposed to be fixed"
SOURCE: Rooftop RV Air Conditioner: replaced capacitor on dometic 59516-531 steal trip...
You need to borrow a clamp on style amp gauge, and check amp draw on black wire in box where hydro wires connect. (PLEASE, be careful, and if not experienced in this type of test, don't try it, due to likelihood of getting a shock. ) If it's the compressor kicking in that's causing the breaker to trip, and capacitor is good, then it's usually a problem with either low incoming (supply) 110-120 AC voltage, which will cause high amperage draw, or compressor on it's way out causing high amp draw. If it's only drawing 15-18 amps, and your tripping a 20 amp breaker, then breaker is getting weak.
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