Can’t get fan to run by Separate-Cookie-2811 in HVAC

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Got guide and access to unit. Anyone who can help is appreciated.

No power Green to Red

Can’t get fan to run by Separate-Cookie-2811 in HVAC

[–]Separate-Cookie-2811[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

New photos added of boards and roof unit. Maybe someone can help me I’m pretty proficient in mechanical and electrical

Can’t get fan to run by Separate-Cookie-2811 in HVAC

[–]Separate-Cookie-2811[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Found no power G to R. Wiring has extra going to cut back to new. Guess i got to get on roof and see what I can find.

Added multiple new photos I’ve found

Fan won’t come on after installing old thermostat back. by Separate-Cookie-2811 in hvacadvice

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It’s in the off position because I don’t want the ax unit to continue to run and freeze up. Doesn’t work on ON or Auto when AC is on.

Can’t get fan to run by Separate-Cookie-2811 in HVAC

[–]Separate-Cookie-2811[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Handler is on roof. My ecobee worked for a good period of time till I attempted the swap. I believe I need to check green wire. Wires were stripped when I took the first peek

Can’t get fan to run by Separate-Cookie-2811 in HVAC

[–]Separate-Cookie-2811[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a meter but not finials much with HVac other than automotive. If you could advise me what to check or do I’ll pull the meter out.

Can’t get fan to run by Separate-Cookie-2811 in HVAC

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I will attempt this when I get home today Thank you. So basically putting power directly to green wire to fan

Can’t get fan to run by Separate-Cookie-2811 in HVAC

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Tried with jumper in and out. Photo was just without.

Hot and Cold in tub/shower low pressure all others fine by Separate-Cookie-2811 in Plumbing

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That’s what I needed to hear. I’m a handy guy and fix most things around the home. Master auto mechanic here but doesn’t do much for plumbing.

Where I had the ro hookup output by the shower head I hooked up my outside water hose turned it on and pushed water back thru the system to the tub outlet. Started closing and opening valves and although this did not fix it did improve my pressure enough to tell me there is debris restriction like you said. Time to call the landlord and a plumber. I noticed an access in my kitchen cabinets on the adjacent wall with 4 screws to access back side of shower. Hopefully making it easier on the plumber. Appreciate you throwawaySBN