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7080 Air conditioner quit
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    Posted: 28 Jun 2019 at 5:44pm
Have power to clutch when switching thermostat on and off, clutch isnt activating - charge was good on compressor earlier this spring. 95 degree day here when it quit. Any ideas? Thanks
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Its a R134a Everco A6 model.
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Clutch and compressor are spinning as well
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Either the coil in the clutch is bad or there is no ground, The second wire on the connector is a ground.
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Checked the black ground wire that goes to the front of the radiator to a bolt ground, wire looked good, it does go through some sort of resistor before going to the bolt - any idea if that would cause an issue?
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There is a ground wire in front of radiator left side. Bolt screws into frame where antifreeze gets on it and causes rust. Clean up good use new bolt and antiseze.        MACK
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Bolt head looked fine but i didnt take the bolt out to see if there was a rust issue. Will check tomorrow. Thanks.
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