Questions & Answers for: Amana compressor failure

...on the floor. The ref, has been making an odd clicking noise the last couple days when cycling the compressor on. I found the tech sheet attached under the ref, and performed the onboard diags. all ...

...and likely to be your problem. Also check and make sure your compressor is running. Compressor failure is common on this make refrigerator. Visit me on Ebay username: themackshack. Good luck! ...

...relay? the compressor is not under warranty. the symptoms suggest compressor failure to me based on my review of online info and posted experiences of others... I think the relay might have

so you can tell if you hear the compressor or the condenser fan running. Ice/frost build up in freezer. This is a failure of the defrost system. Evaporator fan, heater, timer, one or more could be bad

...obviously warming up although ice was OK? I suspect compressor failure on this six year old unit. You have defrost control parts failure. Either defrost timer, defrost thermostat or defrost

...compressor failure thanks to "slugging". If it does then you want to check the defrost timer. Turn the timer's dial until it clicks into defrost and see if it comes out on its own. Check if the ...

...failure in Amana's), condenser fan motor behind the cover on the bottom back of the machine, and lastly, the compressor itself. If just one of these works, it could be claimed the machine is running. ...

compressor is faulty due to the failure of its pumping , maybe failure within the system due to any valve or O rings failure. The oher major problem could be that your gas had leaked out, in such case

...The unit you describe is a window-mount, single-piece a/c. Failure of the compressor could be: Disconnected/damaged power wires. Damaged current protector. Defective control board. Seized

...compressor, if it is running and if so is not cooling due to 1. failure of gas pressure inside the system- refill gas. 2.failure of the compresor., pumping pressure is down. If speed of compressor ...