AC experts needed.......true or false?
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AC experts needed.......true or false?
I've been told that you do not need to plug in the high pressure cut-off switch in order for the compressor to work.
The reason I ask is because I have a new compressor but it has the wrong switch. I was told that it will work without plugging in the switch in the back. Is this true or false?
The reason I ask is because I have a new compressor but it has the wrong switch. I was told that it will work without plugging in the switch in the back. Is this true or false?
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Re: AC experts needed.......true or false?
I'm no expert but my impression is that the cutoff needs to be normally closed (connected). Just try it out w/o, it won't harm anything. If it doesn't work then you know you have to short out the plug, exhange it, or make an adapter.
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