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Whirlpool ACQ189XS AC stops cooling


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This AC unit runs for 10 minutes or so then the compressor turns off, or the fan turns off and it stops cooling.  After waiting for a bit, I can turn it on and off several times and usuallly get it to cool again for a short while. Already replaced the run capacitor but I don't know what could be the issue here.

Anyone have the service manual?  Any ideas of what to try next?  Thanks

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It could be the overload mounted on top of the compressor. Bypass it and see if the unit will stay going. If it does then get another overload.

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Why did you replace the run capacitor ? did you test it to see if it is indeed bad ?

When you turn it on and off did lights dim ? Is the "Condenser Coil" clean ?

Did you check the voltage when the unit started ? Amperage ?

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