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Originally Posted by Matt L
Visually determine whether the compressor is turning with the EC lamp off. If so, you could have a heater fault or very low refrigerant (but still enough to start the compressor). If not, and the pushbutton unit doesn't notice, I have no clue what could be wrong. Perhaps it's a bad pushbutton unit.
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OK, by "visually determine whether the compressor is turning" I take it you mean the center of the pulley. No, it's not moving... only the outside "ring" that the belt touches is turning.
Is there another relay, fuse or elctrical connection I should be checking?
Thanks!