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Hermetic Compressor - Tecumseh

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36<br />

SERVICE HANDBOOK<br />

Table 4-1: Troubleshooting Chart<br />

Complaint Possible Causes Response<br />

<strong>Compressor</strong> starts, but does<br />

not switch off of start winding<br />

(continued)<br />

<strong>Compressor</strong> starts and runs,<br />

but short cycles on thermal<br />

protector<br />

Discharge pressure too high If this is a water-utilizing<br />

system, see "Servicing or<br />

Troubleshooting Water-<br />

Utilizing Systems: Preventing<br />

Explosions" on pages 32-33<br />

Also refer to the OEM service<br />

information<br />

Internal mechanical trouble in<br />

compressor<br />

Too much current passing<br />

through thermal protector:<br />

1. Extra sources of current<br />

draw<br />

2. <strong>Compressor</strong> motor has<br />

winding shorted<br />

Low voltage to compressor<br />

(single phase) or unbalanced<br />

voltage (three-phase)<br />

<strong>Compressor</strong> electrical problems,<br />

such as thermal protector<br />

or run capacitor not working<br />

properly<br />

See "Checking for Adequate<br />

<strong>Compressor</strong> Pumping" on<br />

page 70<br />

1. Check wiring diagram.<br />

Check for extra sources<br />

of current passing through<br />

thermal protector (such as<br />

fan motors, pumps.) Refer<br />

to the OEM service information<br />

2. See "Identifying <strong>Compressor</strong><br />

Electrical Problems"<br />

on pages 40-41<br />

Turn off system until proper<br />

voltage is restored<br />

See "Identifying <strong>Compressor</strong><br />

Electrical Problems" on pages<br />

40-41<br />

Discharge pressure too high If this is a water-utilizing system,<br />

see "Servicing or Troubleshooting<br />

Water-Utilizing Systems:<br />

Preventing Explosions"<br />

on pages 32-33. Also, refer to<br />

the OEM service information<br />

Suction pressure too high If this is a water-utilizing system,<br />

see "Servicing or Troubleshooting<br />

Water-Utilizing Systems:<br />

Preventing Explosions"<br />

on pages 32-33. Also, refer to<br />

the OEM service information

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