Compressor Repair in Wingett Run, OH
Compressor repair in Wingett Run, OH starts with proving the compressor is really the problem. Plenty of units get written off with a dead compressor when the actual fault is a weak capacitor, a burned contactor or a loose wire at the terminal block. We test those first.
To check the compressor itself, our crew measures winding resistance across the common, start and run terminals, checks for a short to ground, and reads amp draw against the rated load amps on the data plate. A compressor that trips its internal overload and then restarts after it cools often has a charge or airflow problem pushing it too hard. A compressor that is locked rotor, drawing high amps and not turning, may respond to a hard start kit if the windings test good.
When the windings are open or shorted to ground, the compressor is done. At that point we give you honest numbers. A compressor swap on a 5 year old system still under parts warranty can make sense. On a 15 year old R-22 system it usually does not.
A correct refrigerant charge keeps compressors alive. Call (866) 703-1217 for a real diagnosis.