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Originally Posted by richeyb
I have a Progressive EMS that protects my Montana electrical System. When it detects low voltage it turns off the electrical circuit. of Course this cuts power to our AC, once the EMS cycles and turns on the power the AC will kick on. This will continue until the low voltage issue is solved. Bottmline it’s an electrical issue not an AC issue.
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Other than a loss of freon, an A/C failing to work IS and electrical issue. The electrical issue may be internal to the unit itself such as: shorted or open compressor winding= electrical issue, blown start/run capacitor= electrical issue, low voltage thermostat circuit/fuse blown= electrical issue, circuit board failure= electrical issue. The OP may very well find his problem outside of the A/C unit itself, but there is no smoking gun here that says to eliminate looking for the problem under the A/C bonnet.
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