Three weeks ago, after a power surge, the outside HVAC did not shut off, even tho the inside one did. it was close to midnight, and no option left to us, but to turn the thermostat setting to Fan to keep air flowing through. We have to shut the outside unit off by flipping the breaker for it. After contacting a repair place in town, and describing what it was doing/not doing, the fellow said it was the capacitor and we made an appt for him to come July 3rd to replace it. Quote 120 for the service call and 80 for the part. He called late that afternoon, running really late and no one was going to be home. Rescheduled for the 5th and he never did call or show up. It was suggested he had told us what the problem was and figured we would fix it. We ordered the part (2nd time was a charm, as he ordered the wrong one, the first time) on Amazon, and replaced it, and while it made the unit outside no longer sound as horrible, it did not fix the problem and it still will not :wall: shut off. Apparently it may be a Contactor??? My question is, how and where the heck do I find the correct replacement? This is a single wide tuna can, in the desert. Running it 24/7 currently is all we can do, as it is too hot even at night to go without. This is all I have as info on it.. [URL="http://i1229.photobucket.com/albums/ee471/LaPetitVampyress/around%20the%20house/IMG_20140724_105223613.jpg"]http://i1229.photobucket.com/albums/ee471/LaPetitVampyress/around%20the%20house/IMG_20140724_105223613.jpg[/URL] Thank you in advance for any suggestions/information.

[B]Hi, I have got a samsung split ac(1 ton) and its really not providing enough air flow and cooling. Just a couple of months back i filled it up with freon but still even after 2 hrs of working it doesnt provide enough cooling. Can someone help me out here with any troubleshooting techniques that i myself can do without calling a guy?? Help is much appreciated!! Thanks guys!![/B]