Help with A/C problem
#2
Re: Help with A/C problem
Originally posted by CHM
1991 with no prior a/c trouble. Now a/c quits when fan is on "high". Otherwise, it seems to work OK. Any ideas on cause and remedy? Thanks,
1991 with no prior a/c trouble. Now a/c quits when fan is on "high". Otherwise, it seems to work OK. Any ideas on cause and remedy? Thanks,
hmm give me some more details. does it get cold all the time? and it only turns off when on high? does the outside air temp have any affect on it turning off? have you checked the view window for leaks? does the compressor turn on?
#3
Thanks for the quick reply. The compressor kicks-on fine and I do not hear it quit at any point. The air stays cold until the fan is on "high" for a minute or so. Then, there seems to be no cooling at all. There are no bubbles in the sight glass. This has occurred on very hot days, and I haven't tested the system on cooler days (like today). Thanks
#4
Originally posted by CHM
Thanks for the quick reply. The compressor kicks-on fine and I do not hear it quit at any point. The air stays cold until the fan is on "high" for a minute or so. Then, there seems to be no cooling at all. There are no bubbles in the sight glass. This has occurred on very hot days, and I haven't tested the system on cooler days (like today). Thanks
Thanks for the quick reply. The compressor kicks-on fine and I do not hear it quit at any point. The air stays cold until the fan is on "high" for a minute or so. Then, there seems to be no cooling at all. There are no bubbles in the sight glass. This has occurred on very hot days, and I haven't tested the system on cooler days (like today). Thanks
#5
Originally posted by CHM
Thanks for the quick reply. The compressor kicks-on fine and I do not hear it quit at any point. The air stays cold until the fan is on "high" for a minute or so. Then, there seems to be no cooling at all. There are no bubbles in the sight glass. This has occurred on very hot days, and I haven't tested the system on cooler days (like today). Thanks
Thanks for the quick reply. The compressor kicks-on fine and I do not hear it quit at any point. The air stays cold until the fan is on "high" for a minute or so. Then, there seems to be no cooling at all. There are no bubbles in the sight glass. This has occurred on very hot days, and I haven't tested the system on cooler days (like today). Thanks
Be well!!!!
#7
Originally posted by CHM
OK, it was cooler yesterday and the a/c did not quit when the fan was set on "high". Would this indicate that the ambient temp sensor is bad, or something else? Thanks again
OK, it was cooler yesterday and the a/c did not quit when the fan was set on "high". Would this indicate that the ambient temp sensor is bad, or something else? Thanks again
Be well!!!!
#8
Originally posted by CHM
OK, it was cooler yesterday and the a/c did not quit when the fan was set on "high". Would this indicate that the ambient temp sensor is bad, or something else? Thanks again
OK, it was cooler yesterday and the a/c did not quit when the fan was set on "high". Would this indicate that the ambient temp sensor is bad, or something else? Thanks again
#9
to prevent the evaporator from freezing up, try running the AC with the recirculation button pushed in. THis is the same as MAX AC in an american car and is suppose to prevent the evaporator from freezing up. have never actually tried this, so if it works let me now!!
#10
Originally posted by keener
to prevent the evaporator from freezing up, try running the AC with the recirculation button pushed in. THis is the same as MAX AC in an american car and is suppose to prevent the evaporator from freezing up. have never actually tried this, so if it works let me now!!
to prevent the evaporator from freezing up, try running the AC with the recirculation button pushed in. THis is the same as MAX AC in an american car and is suppose to prevent the evaporator from freezing up. have never actually tried this, so if it works let me now!!
Never thought of that, It is a good idea!! And it doesn't cost any $$
#11
I usually have the recirculation button pushed and had the problem. I'm thinking the sensor versus the coil freezing because of the short interval on "high" before the a/c fails and that it works instantly again when I turn the fan down to "3" from "4".
#12
Ok, I bet I know what is wrong... The climate control unit is on is getting old... Mine used to do something similar.... I had always planned on taking my climate control unit out and cleaning the contacts on the sliders and all. You may want to give that a shot.
#13
I have a 91 gxe.
I have similar issues.
On moderately warm days, it's fine. HOT days, it will work for a bit and might quit. I've tried every adjustment combination to the controls. The only thing I've found that works is shutting it off for a few minutes.
I have similar issues.
On moderately warm days, it's fine. HOT days, it will work for a bit and might quit. I've tried every adjustment combination to the controls. The only thing I've found that works is shutting it off for a few minutes.
#14
Re: Help with A/C problem
Originally posted by CHM
1991 with no prior a/c trouble. Now a/c quits when fan is on "high". Otherwise, it seems to work OK. Any ideas on cause and remedy? Thanks,
1991 with no prior a/c trouble. Now a/c quits when fan is on "high". Otherwise, it seems to work OK. Any ideas on cause and remedy? Thanks,
Thanks.
#16
It would be great to get to the bottom of this before prblem before I take it to the Nissan dealer. They already charged me a 100 bucks to service the air conditioner and it still does not work on the High setting. Works fine on 3, the notch below High.
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