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Motor will not | Fuse blown, circuit breaker | Check fuse box for blown |
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run. | tripped. | fuse and replace as neces- |
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| sary. | Reset circuit break- |
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| er. Do not use a fuse or cir- |
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| cuit breaker with higher rat- |
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| ing than that specified for |
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| your particular branch circuit. |
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| Check for proper fuse. You |
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| should use a time delay fuse. |
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| Check for low voltage prob- |
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| lem. |
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| Check the extension cord. |
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| Disconnect the other electri- |
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| cal appliances from circuit or |
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| operate the compressor on |
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| its own branch circuit. |
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| Extension cord is wrong | Check the extension cord. |
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| length or gauge. |
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| Loose electrical connec- | Check wiring connection |
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| tions. | inside terminal box. |
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| Faulty motor. | Have checked by a Trained |
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| Service Technician. |
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19- ENG | D23757 |
