Anyone know what would cause this? It was from this morning. The outside temp was about 32 degrees and the unit was working properly.
This is a heat pump.
Anyone know what would cause this? It was from this morning. The outside temp was about 32 degrees and the unit was working properly.
This is a heat pump.
This is quite normal for a heat pump working at very low outside air temperatures, the system is designed to switch of and go through a thaw cycle to clear any frost build-up every 1/2 hour or so.
Regards
Gerry
Thanks Gary. I was not sure how often they went through their defrost cycle.
The “defrost cycle” is usually either on a timer or outdoor t’stat (ODT).
Hi to all,
it’s when they look like this that you have a real problem :shock:
Regards
Gerry
good picture Gerry. It makes me feel all warm, fuzzy, and green
Dont they require cement pads in Tennessee??
Gerry,
Isn’t that just an outdoor beer cooler next to the A/C? :mrgreen:
Did you tell them the units were too close together and there was improper working clearance for the disconnects?
I wish I had the much room more often than not!
That’s how I’d write it up Blaine
*“Handle missing from kegorator, unable to verify contents” *
Regards
Gerry
very nice