I have a Whirlpool Model AC1854XT0 Serial No: Y94292326 that is freaking out on me. On the "auto" setting it is cycling continuously (about ever 3-4 minutes and has a weird hum constantly (even when the fan isn't running). This just started last night.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!!!
Steve
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Demon in my wall unit A/C (Whirlpool)
Started by sr1, Sep 09 2006 05:06 AM
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Posted 09 September 2006 - 07:19 AM
Update, a service guy came out and said the compressor's bad, said it would be cheaper to get a new unit. I looked it up and found the compressor # is 8201612. Is that correct? Anyone know of a cheaper place to get one or should I be looking for a new unit?
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
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Posted 10 September 2006 - 09:32 AM
Hello
Well its kinda up to U. They want almost $300 + shipping for the comp. Then U gotta figure the time & effort to replace it if U do it yourself, or if U have someone do it. Also how old is the unit? If its over 5 yrs old I'd invest the money in a new unit, but thats MHO.
Hope that helps:)
Well its kinda up to U. They want almost $300 + shipping for the comp. Then U gotta figure the time & effort to replace it if U do it yourself, or if U have someone do it. Also how old is the unit? If its over 5 yrs old I'd invest the money in a new unit, but thats MHO.
Hope that helps:)
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Posted 10 September 2006 - 04:36 PM
Yep, that is the impression I'm getting. This thing is 14 years old.
Now, here's the REAL trick: The hole in the wall is 25 and 7/8" wide by 18 and 3/4" high. Most modern ones are 29" wide. Anyone know how to get a 25-26" wide unit easily? I can't find any in stock anywhere.
Now, here's the REAL trick: The hole in the wall is 25 and 7/8" wide by 18 and 3/4" high. Most modern ones are 29" wide. Anyone know how to get a 25-26" wide unit easily? I can't find any in stock anywhere.
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