Its the same sequence.. click, which comes from the small box on the compressor, followed by 20 seconds of it running and then off for 2 minutes, repeats
If the compressor is running, gets hot and neither line gets cold.... the system may be out of refrigerant.
If one of the lines got hot then it would be a system clog.... like in the capillary tube.
It sounds like it's only humming for 20 seconds before cutting out. It doesn't sound like it's actually running. That would indicate a compressor problem. It would run much longer if it was just out of refrigerant.
Was it recently working normally ?
Was it moved and then stopped working ?
If you bought the compressor (NSA30LACG) as a replacement it would cost you roughly $125 for the replacement kit. If you bought the compressor directly from an Asian distributor it would be $25 each on a pallet of five units.
Not cost effective to replace the compressor unless you know exactly where the leak is and can fix it.
If you have a clip on ampmeter..... you can check the current draw of the motor. It should draw approx 1A when running. If it's much higher than that... it's definitely bad.
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