Alright thanks for the info Right now the only thing still frozen up is the hot water in the kitchen every where else the water runs fine right now. Just got to find a way to figure out where it is frozen for the hot water.

Alright here is my dilemma. I have heat tape installed on where the Main water enters my Mobile home (and tape works fine) but now here is a list of what works and what doesnt. - Kitchen (Cold Water works / Hot water frozen) - Bath Tub / Shower (Hot Water works / Cold Water frozen) - Bath room sink ...

Well It's something with the T-Stat switch, The AC works now but I'll have to check the T-Stat..


20.00 for an EMAIL Session? You're kidding me right?

Alright Here is my problem. The heater will work fine, Blower (or whatever comes on automatically etc.) but when turned on AC nothing will go, Not the outside unit, not the blower but when I turn it onto continuous the blower inside the unit will just keep going but the outside unit stays off. What ...

Okay so i have two transformers. One is a Lennox 42J32 - 120V: Pri 24V:Sec 40VA - 0 Ohms across both terminals (New Transformer) The other one is like the 2940A3541 on your parts page 120V: Pri 24: Sec - 0 Ohms across both terminals (AC Box Transformer) I reconnected outside wires with Wire Nut (Tig...

Damn, alright because my transformer does not say on it anything special other than line and load... Pretty plain. If i get OHMs across both load and line does that mean the transformer is in tact and usable? because on both transformers (Old & New) my analog multimeter went all the way to the r...

Well I Know which lines are 120VAC and which lines are 24VAC what i meant is when you look at the line side it doesn't matter which way you hook up the 120VAC lines right? I know which lines are which I was just wondering if it mattered how you hook up your line (120) and load (24) Also I Am looking...

Fuses I Can Not seem to find... unless there are some inside the unit itself? Breakers? You mean in the main control box? There is no specific point to which i hook up the 120VAC to the Line side of the transformer right and 24VAC to any part of the load side. As long as 120VAC goes to Line and 24VA...

Nope no voltage on either one of the transformers.. argh I dont have the money for a repair man either and its getting hot.

Alright so put the read part of the multimeter on the incoming (120V) and the black one on any part of the metal of the furnace?

Okay, I Think (hopefully) this is my final question (prob not) When testing the transformer I assume (duh) I would have to have the lines hooked up.

Heat transformer is connected too I see. Followed the lines. I'll replace it either way, I don't think it can hurt too much I would assume. But I mean neither AC or Heat works

Alright I Have found another transformer (in the furnace control box) but god that thing is old...

Basler Electronics # BE 11246 KIF 45 so I am going to replace that one with a newer one cause i see they don't even make parts like that anymore.

I have the same problem most of the summer, It will take almost FOREVER to finally get cold air...

Well the problem with the transformer is, it does not say common on it, I've seen a few (which didn't match my old transformer) that did have it noted on there so that is a problem. PS. The outside unit is a Coleman Evcon maybe its a little helpful