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Have a Trane central system installed in 88. Model T V030 A140A0 When I last ran the A/C a few months ago it seemed to be working fine. Usually when it fires up, you can hear a shursssshhhhh-shurrssssh which I gather is freon starting to move within the system and you can feel the bubbles in a tube at the front of the air handler housing. Now when I fire it up I get no freon sound and no cool air. The air handler is funning and the fan on the compressor unit outside is running. I depressed the Hi Press fitting a really quick hit just to verify there's pressure and there is. It actually exhibited this behavior years ago when it was newer - a few restarts seemed to get it kicked into gear, but so far no luck. I'm not versed in A/C but am otherwise mechanically inclined, no problem whatsoever digging into things with proper direction. Any primary suspects I should look at before calling someone in? Thanks for all input. One thing you can do is take a clamp ammeter around the 220 line and measure the amps. On mine I measure 6 amps, which probably shows some loss of refridgerent but its still working. older AC will draw a lot more amps. greg |
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