Split clima compressor

The compressor is being prematurely turned off. That explains why the cooling stops after a few moments. Either the thermostat is responsible or the electronics working with the therm are responsible for the anomaly.

Freon level is fine because it does cool when compressor is running. U might also want to check the start/run capacitor. That sucker starts the motor and keeps it running after the start. If the run section goes bad the motor will usually stop after it starts.

the 15 amp fuse is blowing because the current draw to run the compressor exceeds 15 amps
that problem could be from a failed start/ run capacitor or a failed compressor motor (I am betting on the capacitor)
the best answer is to get a fridge technician to check it out as the capacitor is a cheap fix while the compressor unit is as costly as a new fridge

Hire a tech it will be cheaper and safer. You may have a capacitor that is bad and not starting the compressor.

Is your compressors motor capacitor replaceable? I know that on a split system, a dead capacitor (typically a 35uF) can cause increased current draw, to the point of blowing fuses, though I've never had to replace one on a portable unit. I usually replace them with a 30uF capacitor, roughly the size of a "200ml can of softdrink".

+Does this vehicle have one of these fancy electronic controls ?? like a peugeot or a renault of the same year if so fit a manual overide switch .these fancy electronic things that regulate the temperature are always going wrong ,they call it clima but to me a good old fashioned switch works better ,getting too cold reduce the fan speed getting hot then turn fan up .

It could be one of a few things causing the fuse to blow. The ignition switch could be defective, It could be a bare wire grounding out somewhere, It could be the alternator or regulator / rectifier. If you don't know how to repair electronic problems you may want to hire a lawn and garden repair technician.

I hate to state the obvious, but it sounds like it was not reconnected. There are 3 possibilities, no power, no ground, or bad fuse.

Hi,

Check the ampere rating of your compressor, which is indicated in the nameplate. you can size up your fuse from there. the ampere rating of your fude should be bigger than the compressor amp rating.

Hope it helps

Warm air should be blowing out the outdoor unit. Have a technician evaluate if the compressor is functioning. There are many reasons why the compressor is not working. One of them being a start capacitor not working. Another being out of Freon due to a leak. Good luck

NO soluition really. I was just hoping there might be some simple things I could check. I will have to get a professional to check it out. Thanks anyway.