ac high side is too high?
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Higher than normal air pressure is usually a consequence of two situations. One, your AC system might be facing limited or no airflow through the condenser. This, in turn, might be a consequence of bad condenser fan motor. If you have debris near the fan blocking the flow, you will face the same issue.
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A power surge that trips the AC circuit breaker could be caused by a simple electrical issue within the air conditioner. A loose connection, a failed capacitor, or a short in the wiring could be responsible. Those issues can be fixed easily by a professional.
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["Turn the air conditioner off and disconnect the circuit breaker it's connected to.", 'Look for visible ice on the outside of the air conditioning unit. ... ', 'Turn the air conditioning unit back on and listen at the window or outdoor unit. ... ', 'Turn the air conditioning unit off or to the "Fan" setting for several hours.']
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AFC Live is a nice piece, and can save you some time tuning. But, if your budget is tight, it's not really needed for most builds. One simple/cheap mod that has a similar effect, is to just add a boost elbow or boost control valve in place of the original air fitting on the AFC.
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Ideal attic temperatures shouldn't be more than 10 to 20 degrees hotter than outside temperatures. If your attic soars above 100 degrees and reaches the 150 mark, its time to consult professionals to ensure your attic is properly vented. High attic temperatures put a huge strain on your air conditioning system.
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To see if your A/C system is performing, measure the outlet temperature at the vent with an accurate thermometer. Drive the car with the A/C on "max". With temperatures in the 70's to 80's Fahrenheit the outlet temperature should be around 35 to 48 degrees.
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Fourthly, run your AC in temperatures between 22 to 25 for maintaining its effectivity. Lastly, Use a stabilizer and do not turn it on and off in short time period. Once on let it run for atleast 30 minutes. Godrej AC is very good and trustworthy.
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This is due to discrepancies between the unit's power and the actual need for cooling, which is typically determined by the size of the space. Too small, and the AC won't work properly—too large, and it will cost you excessive amounts of money to run, while also significantly shortening its lifespan.
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Because AC current changes direction many times a second, you can't speak of "positive" and "negative" terminals. Instead, one of the wires is the "hot" wire, and the other is the "neutral" or "return" wire.
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In mild weather, a correctly sized and functioning AC will run in cycles of about fifteen minutes each. This is approximately two to three times per hour. If your air conditioner runs for less than ten minutes at a time instead, then it's probably oversized—too big for your home.
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78 degrees fahrenheit is the thermostat temperature recommended by the electric company for summer air conditioning. 80 degrees is only 2 degrees higher that that recommendation. If you are one who insists on running the AC at 65 degrees, them 80 degrees will feel hot to you.
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The AC Needs Maintenance You might be low on refrigerant or have a worn out motor or a dirty evaporator coil. Not all AC problems demonstrate themselves with loud sounds or funny odors coming from your system. Some of them simply reduce the AC's ability to run, and all you notice is less cool air in the house.
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As a general rule of thumb, it's good to have at least 12-inches of air conditioner clearance on all sides of your AC unit. “I live by a rule of 1-foot on all sides as the absolute minimum for shrubbery and the back of the unit facing the house,” says Keith Hill, technical support manager at Minnesota Air.
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But sometimes they wobble a lot. A slight wobble of about 1/8” while running on high is normal. Anything more than that can damage the fan and, depending on the cause of the wobble, it can actually be dangerous.
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["Air isn't as cold as it used to be – Your car's refrigerant may need to be topped off or recharged.", 'Foul smell like mildew coming from the AC vents – This could be an indication of mold in the system.', 'Unusual banging or rattling sounds – The condenser or fan belt could be worn out, or debris could be clogging the fan.']
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hard wired electrical equipment should be fixed down. ie. your outdoor aircon unit should be bolted to the concrete/paving. also, the outdoor unit can 'leak' water when in cool mode due to condensation on the cold internal components (uninsulated pipes, accumulator, etc), more likely on a humid day.
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Higher pressure generally is not dangerous, as long as you stay well below the "maximum inflation pressure." That number is listed on each sidewall, and is much higher than your "recommended tire pressure" of 33 psi, Gary. So, in your case, I'd recommend that you put 35 or 36 psi in the tires and just leave it there.