11-19-2016, 12:29 PM
Thank you for the clarification.
You may have two problems. I definitely feel that the compressor with the low amperage is low on gas, since the low amperage followed the compressor when you switched.
Also you may have a control issue. Do you have the SCS manual? There is an excellent table in there that says which control wires should be activated in all of the different scenarios. It would be easy enough to plow through that table with the voltmeter on the output terminals of the thermostat or input terminals of the control board.
You may have two problems. I definitely feel that the compressor with the low amperage is low on gas, since the low amperage followed the compressor when you switched.
Also you may have a control issue. Do you have the SCS manual? There is an excellent table in there that says which control wires should be activated in all of the different scenarios. It would be easy enough to plow through that table with the voltmeter on the output terminals of the thermostat or input terminals of the control board.
Richard and Rhonda Entrekin
95 Newell, 390 Ex caretaker
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