The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

Is the compressor starting up (the outside unit)?

Might be a thermostat problem.

On Jun 13, 6:29 pm, "Charles" wrote:
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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

Is the compressor starting up (the outside unit)?

Might be a thermostat problem.

yes the outside unit is starting up.

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On Jun 13, 6:29 pm, "Charles" wrote:
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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

Is the compressor starting up (the outside unit)?

Might be a thermostat problem.

yes the outside unit is starting up.

OK, then the thermostat is working. The blower works in the heat mode. A
controller problem would be my guess. Should be repairable at a reasonable
cost. Some things you can check are the temperatures of the refrigerant
lines into and out of the compressor.

Make SURE that your compressor is working, not the fan for the
compressor. If you can't distinguish the difference, find the 2 copper
lines running into the outside unit. One should be cold, the other
should either be warm, or ambient. It should not be cold. If one of
the 2 lines is not cold, then your compressor is not working. If
that's the case, you should check the controller. Some a/c units have
a breaker attached to them. Check the wiring schematic to see if yours
does. Write back.

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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

Is the compressor starting up (the outside unit)?

Might be a thermostat problem.

yes the outside unit is starting up.

OK, then the thermostat is working. The blower works in the heat mode. A
controller problem would be my guess. Should be repairable at a reasonable
cost. Some things you can check are the temperatures of the refrigerant
lines into and out of the compressor.

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On Jun 13, 6:29 pm, "Charles" wrote:
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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn
on the furnace it starts up fine.

Is the compressor starting up (the outside unit)?

Might be a thermostat problem.

yes the outside unit is starting up.

OK, then the thermostat is working. The blower works in the heat
mode. A controller problem would be my guess. Should be repairable
at a reasonable cost. Some things you can check are the temperatures
of the refrigerant lines into and out of the compressor.

I wonder if the the speed may be different for each and one speed is
out.

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On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 19:09:07 -0400, "Charles"
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On Jun 13, 6:29 pm, "Charles" wrote:
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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

Is the compressor starting up (the outside unit)?

Might be a thermostat problem.

yes the outside unit is starting up.

OK, then the thermostat is working.

I know my thermostat has separate contacts for compressor and fan (for
heat the furnace controls the fan, not so with cool). One set of
contacts could be good, but not the other.

The blower works in the heat mode. A
controller problem would be my guess. Should be repairable at a reasonable
cost. Some things you can check are the temperatures of the refrigerant
lines into and out of the compressor.

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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

So something is broken -- could be the thermostat, could be the relay,
could be the wiring, could be one of the motor windings (furnace blower
is usually a different speed from AC blower). Get in there with a VOM
and diagnose it, or get somebody who knows how.

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On Jun 13, 9:48 pm, CJT wrote:
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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

So something is broken -- could be the thermostat, could be the relay,
could be the wiring, could be one of the motor windings (furnace blower
is usually a different speed from AC blower). Get in there with a VOM
and diagnose it, or get somebody who knows how.

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I just replaced the thermostat so I know thats not what it is.

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On Jun 13, 9:48 pm, CJT wrote:
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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

So something is broken -- could be the thermostat, could be the relay,
could be the wiring, could be one of the motor windings (furnace blower
is usually a different speed from AC blower). Get in there with a VOM
and diagnose it, or get somebody who knows how.

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I just replaced the thermostat so I know thats not what it is.

No, you don't.

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On Jun 13, 9:48 pm, CJT wrote:
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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

So something is broken -- could be the thermostat, could be the
relay, could be the wiring, could be one of the motor windings
(furnace blower is usually a different speed from AC blower). Get
in there with a VOM and diagnose it, or get somebody who knows how.

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I just replaced the thermostat so I know thats not what it is.

That logic has caused a lot of frustration. The replacement could be
bad or the wiring could be wrong.

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On Jun 13, 9:48 pm, CJT wrote:

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The Blower fan on my A/C will not run in cool mode, but if I turn on
the furnace it starts up fine.

So something is broken -- could be the thermostat, could be the relay,
could be the wiring, could be one of the motor windings (furnace blower
is usually a different speed from AC blower). Get in there with a VOM
and diagnose it, or get somebody who knows how.

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I just replaced the thermostat so I know thats not what it is.

.... assuming the new one isn't defective, that it is compatible with
your system, and that you installed it properly

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