On Jan 19, 10:27*am, Mark wrote:
On Jan 19, 8:15*am, "Stormin Mormon"









wrote:
They totally need to call a service company, and have it repaired. Before
the compre$$or burns out. That way, they can have the unit serviced for a
couple undred, instead of compre$$or replaced for $$everal thou$$and
dollar$$.

Christopher A. Young
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"Mark" wrote in message

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1) use a clamp on Ammeter to verify that the current is indeed high

2) use a pressure gauge to check the high side pressure to see if is
indeed high

3) check that the condenser coils air flow is not blocked or dirty and
that the condenser fans are running correctly

Mark

if the guy didn't already know and had to ask what to do on a
newsgroup, then you are probably right.

Mark

Thank you all for the tips. We will call a service tech to come and
check it out..