evaporator.
It could be any one of the following: 1. The fan motor is overheating and is shutting down on overload, which will cause the compressor to shut down via the high pressure switch. 2. The compressor is getting too hot and is shutting down via the thermal overload switch. You need to determine if the fan and the compressor both come on at the outdoor unit. If you are getting cold air inside the house, the compressor is probably running. It generally takes longer than 1 minute for the fan to go out on overload unless the bearings are shot, then the fan motor could seize up and shut the compressor down on overload. You should have this checked by an HVAC tech.
That can happen when the fan is failing.
A dirty or old ceiling fan pull chain switch.
If your car has an electric rad fan, it sounds like it is't working. The a/c relies on air passing through the condensor core, which is located in front of the radiator. Hope this helps!
I have the same problem and got scared because i took the key out and thought the engine was still on, it means you left your air conditioning fan on, go inside and turn the ac fan off
The cooling fan temperture relay is stuck closed. Replace the replay.
If the fan doesn't come on even if set in the on position, this is an indication that no current is getting to the furnace. If it comes on if the thermostat is as low as it can go, then it could be a faulty thermostat.
1. A bad compressor. 2. A bad condenser fan. 3. Heat. 4. Old age...........
Will Nick Jonas go out with a fan like me!
yes he will go out with a fan do not ask me how i know that
That happens because the engine is overheating. Normal causes are low coolant, bad thermostat, or inoperative fan.