Toolbox Tuesday: What Causes a Contactor to Fail | Lennox
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Learn common causes for contactors to fail on this week's #ToolboxTuesday. Learn why a contactor fails and how mother nature can play a part.
What else have you seen cause an electrical contactor to fail? Comment below.
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Such a great teacher speaks articulately yet simply at the same time where I can understand this is a gift very few people possess thank you for making this video sir God bless you keep them coming you are a great representation of the company
Great explanation of why contactors fail! Thank you so very much for taking the time to make this great video!
Simple and helpful video. Thank you.
Beautiful information about contactors.
Great information
Excellent explanation. Oh, I was looking for "What Causes Contractors to Fail?" :)
good work
Nice
Any tips to help make a contactor last longer?
Could this (faulty one) cause a compressor to overheat thus causing the unit (a/c) to shut off?
I have a contactor for a planer that when I got it it just buzzed and would not close. If I manually pushed it closed the motor started no problem. I picked it apart and cleaned the magnet surfaces so now it closes, but the motor won't run instead. What could be the problem?
Where I live.... its earwigs. Find them built up in contactors all the time.
I can manually (w/a screwdriver) get the contactor to engage (& then the ac starts)...if the blower motor (& or transformer) is bad, will this prevent the AC from starting (even if I manually engage the contactor)?
@michaelcooper9475
4 жыл бұрын
kelly klund if you can manually engage the contractor and get it to come on, but it does not come on with a call for cooling it is only due to a lack of signal or 24v. This could be due to a bad transformer or wire from the board, but not due to a bad blower motor or fan motor. Hope this helps!
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What about ohming out the coil? What should the ohms be on a good contractor?
@rgirod4164
6 жыл бұрын
Wayne Miles between 10-20 ohms
Is it supposed to make a buzzing noise?
Can a contactor fail from a short in the 24v leads?
my contactor stays engage only for a couple of sec, flip on and off, then on and off again. if I force it to engage, compressor still doesn't work, any suggestion on what is the problem?
sir, can you tell me how continues switching affects the contactor
Normally the contactor coil should read between 10 & 20 ohms, to be within tolerances.
@walters24051
4 жыл бұрын
I thought the resistance should be between 5 and 20.
when you said ants i was like whattttt
I go through a lot of contact cleaner because of ants and spiders.
not enough info. comments have better info.
His fingers are too pretty and his wedding ring is still shiny.. I dont trust him! Lol
@RESISTAGE
6 жыл бұрын
Straightoutofchiraq Wait till u see his hairdo
@spawnterror
4 жыл бұрын
Myth. You should take care about how you look and prepare working area if possible to not get soaked with oil/products etc. You should wash your hands frequently and use cream barrier and PPE. Keep your standards high to minimise risks, depends where you are working. Dirty engineer doesn't mean jack shit in my eyes. Seen too many lazy ones covered toe to head just to use it as a proof of skills. Btw, i Know you were joking, just felt like I say this as it's makes people tilted to face the reliaty.
Dude, you didn't even show the multimeter use, how to properly. You're doing videos to pros
I searched for "contactor switch sound" and Google Chrome Browser brought me here. Sorry for unlike.