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Central air conditioning units question

by Tim
(Waterford, MI, USA)

I have a Ducane central air conditioner unit. When it was installed the unit would blow air out the top. The last 2 summers, it now "sucks" air in and blows it downward (ie the cooling fan on the unit has somehow reversed itself).

I have not done anything to it. I don't even pull the safety fuses in the winter. I leave them in. Should I be concerned with this? Is this "normal" operation? Any help would be appreciated!!




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by: Shawn

The condenser fan reversed itself, without someone touching it? I?m not seeing how the fan motor could reverse itself. I?m trying to get an image in my head and it not working. Yes, it possible something could have switches the condenser motor wire.

I work in residential once and the entire condenser fan suck the air from the top and blow it downward. We were taught by professor, tech and book that the fan supposed to blow air out to the top and not to the bottom.

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