This post is a continuity of my previous post:
What is the red and green ? how can I replace it as it seems to be permanently attached to the pipe?
The yellow wire that comes out of the green goes to T1 on the electronic board:
Jack
This post is a continuity of my previous post:
What is the red and green ? how can I replace it as it seems to be permanently attached to the pipe?
The yellow wire that comes out of the green goes to T1 on the electronic board:
Jack
Your posting is quite hilarious if you don't look at the photo at the same time.
Once I looked at the photo, my guess is that they might be high and low pressure limit (cutout) switches. They would be there to shut off the compressor if the system is (way) over- or under-charged. Do you have a schematic? Usually it is either pasted inside a door or panel, or hidden inside and envelope inside a door or panel.
If my guess is right, and your analysis is correct (check again), then you might end up having to hire an HVAC professional to deal with it. But it really seems incredible that shorting something at the thermostat would fry anything at the condensing unit. Typically you would blow a fuse at the air handler.
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