Posted by kcm.MN on October 03, 2019 at 18:43:30 from (174.219.150.64):
In Reply to: Weird A/C problem posted by John in La on October 03, 2019 at 18:03:18:
The thermistor sits really close to the cooling coil. When air isn't flowing, then the thermistor reads just the temp coming from the coil, which is much colder than room temp.
You can get an aftermarket thermistor that is longer than OEM and then route the new probe so that it sits outside the A/C, or at least far enough away that it doesn't pick up the cold of the coil.
You can find replacement probes on Amazon, but there's also likely an appliance place near you that could order the correct probe....for a slight mark-up, you know. :wink:
You might also be able to simply move the existing probe farther out from the coil so that it's not picking up the coil temp when no airflow is present.
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