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My Carrier hvac does not come on.

My HVAC when turn on then hear the click sound from the unit then it work fine but lately when turn on i did not hear the click sound and it's not working . Could you tell me the problem? Thank's.

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That sound was the contactor closing, check the outside wires make sure they haven't been cut or ripped off unit. Buy a generic a/c contactor and connect it to the low voltage wires and see if it will click. if so install it the same as the old one after shutting off high voltage. If it doesn't click it is in the wires 90% of the time!

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04-021


Applies To: 2004 TSX - From VI N JH4CL9...4C000001 thru JH4CL9...4C028982

July 9,2004

Audio-HVAC Display Module Is Dim or Dark

SYMPTOM
The audio display and controls (knobs, buttons, bars)
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PROBABLE CAUSE
Faulty audio unit.
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PARTS INFORMATION
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Tuner Assembly (without navigation system):
P/N 39175-SEC-A02RM
Tuner Assembly (with navigation system):
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WARRANTY CLAIM INFORMATION
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Flat Rate Time: 0.5 hour

Failed Part: Use the RM part number (from the
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Out of warranty: Any repair performed after warranty
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