Air Conditioner Evcon Heat Pump Model No. BRHS036B Serial No: 940405857 I have an Evcon Heat Pump Model No. BRHS036B and Serial No: 940405857. About a month ago the Condenser fan wouldn't turn on so an HVAC gentleman replaced the Capacitor using a Titan Pro TRCFD455 and the system was working fine. ...

Hi Robert, I have another question I'm hoping you can help with. When the Wall Switch is ON and the furnace is operating Normally (that means the furnace is listening to the thermostat and it is going on and off at regular intervals to keep the proper temperature) the blower motor continues to HUM w...

Hi Robert, The wife and some friends took me to Los Wages (Las Vegas) for my birthday. Just had time to run tests this morning about 4:00 a.m. Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. As per your instructions: When the furnace is operating NORMALLY (which means the blower is operating and the burne...

Hi Robert, I don't know what is happening... I mean, on the 23rd I THOUGHT I sent an email to robert@mobilehomerepair.com I sent you 9 photo's of my furnace and tried to answer your questions in the email below (copy). On the 22nd of this month I also sent the 9 photo's to info@mobilehomerepair.com....

Hi Robert, First of all, thank you very much for your help in figuring out this mystery. I do appreciate it. :-) To help you better, I’ve uploaded photo’s to your email of the furnace and its wiring. To answer your questions: 1) I couldn’t find the short. 2) The switch which operates the blower is a...

Hi Robert, I'll try to be more specific. 1) When I remove the 2 wires from the gas valve as you requested, the gas burner IMMEDIATELY shuts down. 2) When the furnace has EVERYTHING CONNECTED NORMALLY (that means complete, normal, factory installed operation) the ONLY way to turn the burner off is to...

Robert, Thanks for your reply. You were 100% correct in your assessment that it is the gas valve making the problem. I had to wait till it got cold outside before I could perform your test. The wires had "Y" terminals on them and were connected by 2 screws which I had to loosen. I set the ...

Hi, We just bought this manufactured home in February and I’ve got a Coleman furnace which acts weird. When the temperature is 45 degrees or below outside, the furnace won’t shut off. However, when the outside temperature is in the 50’s, it will operate correctly. I thought it was the old White/Roge...