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Do the following easy diagnostics.

Run the front unit on low cool.
What is the amperage reading on the amp meter at the driver console.
What is the air discharge temp measured with digital thermometer. Cool is not a number I can use to help you.
Let it run for the two hour period you mention.
Did the fans shutdown?
If they did, what is the amperage now?

Now, and this can be a different day.
Run the same test with HIGH cool.
Record the amperage. You should have amperage on BOTH legs now.
What is the air discharge temp?
Does it shut down again after a couple of hours.
If it did what are the amperage readings now? 

I know this is slow and laborious, but you are describing a problem that is not evident given the description. It may be a simple fix, and it could be tricky to diagnose. Let’s get the data to help.

Ok so I performed the first test
Set the living room unit on low cool..  

These were the readings at the thermostat, a thermostat placed where the air comes out, the control panel, and inverter readout

I’m going to put the after it ran for a while notes in the next post I can’t put the pictures in all fancy like you guys do

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This is after it ran for a while. Things are cooling and it’s going good

Until after it ran for over an hour the fans would kind of surge ad about every 10 seconds the AC amps would spike to 60 for about 1 second. I put it on high cool and it did the sale thing for about 10 more minutes and then the whole thing quit running. 

I do kind of suspect the compressor quit running because it wasn’t draining underneath the condensation out. It wasn’t terribly humid here today tho.