Step-by-Step Guide: How to Replace Your Air Conditioner Compressor Like a Pro {Subtitles} 

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Frequent cycling of an air conditioner, where it goes into standby mode and the compressor shuts off and powers on multiple times, can indeed have an impact on the unit's lifetime, although the severity of this impact can vary depending on several factors. Compressor Wear: The compressor is one of the most critical components of an air conditioner, and frequent cycling can lead to increased wear and tear on this component. Each time the compressor starts up, it undergoes a surge in electrical current and mechanical stress, which can contribute to its deterioration over time. Electrical Components: In addition to the compressor, other electrical components such as relays, capacitors, and contactors may also experience increased stress with frequent cycling. Over time, this can lead to component failure. Efficiency and Performance: Frequent cycling can also impact the overall efficiency and performance of the air conditioner. When the unit repeatedly cycles on and off, it may not have sufficient time to effectively dehumidify the air or maintain consistent temperatures, leading to discomfort and potentially higher energy consumption. Refrigerant Issues: Rapid cycling can also affect the refrigerant system, potentially causing fluctuations in pressure and temperature within the system, which may impact its overall performance and efficiency. While occasional cycling is normal for air conditioners, excessively frequent cycling, as you described, can accelerate wear and potentially shorten the lifespan of the unit. However, it's essential to consider that modern air conditioners are designed to withstand a certain degree of cycling, and their lifespan can be influenced by various factors, including maintenance, usage patterns, and environmental conditions. To mitigate the impact of frequent cycling and ensure the longevity of your air conditioner, consider the following steps: Optimize Settings: Adjust the temperature settings to minimize the frequency of cycling while still maintaining comfort. Proper Sizing: Ensure that the air conditioner is appropriately sized for the room. Oversized units can cycle on and off more frequently in smaller spaces. Regular Maintenance: Keep the air conditioner well-maintained by cleaning or replacing filters, checking refrigerant levels, and scheduling regular professional inspections. Consideration for Replacement: If frequent cycling becomes a significant issue and significantly impacts comfort or energy efficiency, you may consider upgrading to a unit with better modulation capabilities or seeking alternative solutions such as additional insulation or shading to reduce heat gain in the room. Overall, while frequent cycling can impact the lifespan of an air conditioner, proper maintenance and considerations for usage can help mitigate these effects and ensure optimal performance and longevity.

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Damn, that shouldn't be happening 💔 being a hvac tech i feel those junk units are so valuable

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All the units can be repairable and will work perfectly OK. Throwing the units is a waste. But how will AC companies make money? Also R22 gas is the best and most efficient gas for refrigeration but is banned just because companies wanted to sell expensive gases. Deplation of Ozone layer is not proved scientifically.

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@ravind singh Check your capacitor first, check condenser coil for blockage, check condenser fan motor, remove all refrigerant from the system, weight the gas, and check for manufacturer details, probably over charged gas,

compressor will come with oil filled

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No need. factory oil charged

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@@SomaElectricals Ek bat batao 0.8 ton ya 1 ton wale model me 1.5 ya 2 ton ka compressor lag jayga na, kyunki pipe ki jagah to same hogi..

@@RamSharma-90_64 nahi laga saktey . kuon her compressor ka outdoor condesor and indoor ka design alag alag hota.

@@SomaElectricals ha ye baat pata hai mujhe par jaise aapne bhi is video me position change kiya na compressor ka kya us tarike se nahi ho sakta hai means agar copper pipe align ho jaye to baki jaise aapne kiye vaise ho jana chahiye na

@@SomaElectricals aur vaise 1 ton compressor aur 2 ton compressor ki price me kitna difference hoga

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compressor don;t come filled with gas. we have to fill later after fixing to system. and this torch is made in india. PKL kabson. and rod is copper breezing rod

No sir there is no filled gas in new compressor . You have to fill gas ok

@@SomaElectricals how many R410a is needed to fill the compressor?

@@rockraholy2298 depends on ac models, u can see in outdoor sticker

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When we have to chek tha pressure before opening the cover or something else

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