11-17-2016, 07:06 PM
Hang on.
You said the number one compressor is drawing four amps, and all the other compressors draw ten amps. Is it safe to assume you are using a clamp on ammeter on the wires going to the compressor?
If so, the problem is likely low or no charge in compressor one loop. Nothing for the compressor to compress, therefore no load.
If it were a thermostat or relay problem, you wouldn't pull any amperage on the compressor wires to number one.
If you still suspect a wiring issue, pull the compressor connections for one and two from the board and swap them. Does the problem stay with the position on the board or does it follow the compressor?
You said the number one compressor is drawing four amps, and all the other compressors draw ten amps. Is it safe to assume you are using a clamp on ammeter on the wires going to the compressor?
If so, the problem is likely low or no charge in compressor one loop. Nothing for the compressor to compress, therefore no load.
If it were a thermostat or relay problem, you wouldn't pull any amperage on the compressor wires to number one.
If you still suspect a wiring issue, pull the compressor connections for one and two from the board and swap them. Does the problem stay with the position on the board or does it follow the compressor?
Richard and Rhonda Entrekin
99 Newell, 512
Maverick Hybrid Toad
Inverness, FL (when we're home
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