All installations and services must be performed by qualified service personnel.
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1. Is the disconnect switch or the circuit breaker serving the appliance switched on?
If equipped, have the disconnect switch fuses “blown” or has the circuit breaker
tripped? If an electrical fault has occurred more than once, call your qualified
service person to diagnose the cause and perform the required repair(s).
2. Is the sub-base of the thermostat switched to the “COOL” position?
3. Is the temperature setting on the thermostat low enough to bring the cooling
system on?
4. Has the unit stopped cooling, making it necessary to wait several hours before
the unit will restart? The fan motor, or compressor, may have shutdown on
thermal-overload due to overheating. If this event frequently occurs, call your
qualified heating contractor.
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