I hooked up the recharging can to the A.C. inlet port but nothing went in. The A.C. compressor does not turn. Need help.

My unit is like 25 years old and I would like to replace it before it dies. I live in VA and the townhouse is about 2100 sq feet. I want to get the most energy efficient model I can. It will have to be electric. Thanks.

I’m considering getting into paintball and I know CO2 can screw up your gun-freezing it up and what not. If I do play, I’d use compressed air but I was wondering if I’d be able to refill the tank with a Husky brand air compressor? This is what I have: http://www.homedepot.com/Tools-Hardware-Air-Compressors-Tools-Accessories/Husky/h_d1/N-5yc1vZb8mrZrd/R-202208341/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=11995

I moved my mobile home and the guys who were working on it cut the lines and let all the freon out and did not seal the lines. It sat for a few months and we hired a guy to come and solder (or whatever) the lines back together and recharge with R-22 freon. I was already told by 2 other guys that I would need a dryer. This guy has been doing it 20 years but this was a side job on a weekend. Is it possible that he just didn’t have access to a drier and wanted to make the money so he took the chance? Now he is trying to sell me a new outside central a/c unit! After about a month a wire came loose that goes to the blower fan in house and I was home and realized that the outdoor unit was running with no fan pushing it. There was frost all over the A-coil and I waited until it was melted and turned the air on and it worked fine for a week. THEN, I notice that it is not working well at all! It is not freezing up or nothing, just not pushing cold air all the time. And if I stand outside and listen to the unit, it sounds fine but every once in a while (frequent especially hottest part of day) it hisses and while doing this the outdoor fan sounds as if it is lacking juice and "bogs" out for a few seconds and then quits. After it started doing this, I went ahead and left it running today which was really hot and muggy out and when I walked in the house there was a very substantial temp difference! The thermostat read 79 like it usually does when it is that hot. By the way the thermostat is old and takes batteries, I have replaced them and pushed the reset button on it. It never has been very good. Could the thermostat be possibly telling that compressor to turn off and on real quick as in like a short or something? Also, just because the fan outside is running, is the compressor supposed to be running or does the compressor go off first (as in when it is working properly) and shortly after the fan (outside fan)? I am thinking this is more of an electrical issue, well at least I am hoping anyway.! By the way, it HAS NOT froze up ever except the time that the wire broke off the screw that was keeping the blower from blowing and allowing the outside unit to continue to run. And like I said, it ran for a week after all that happened and it was fine. What are the signs that the freon has been leaking out slow where the guy "soldered" the lines together? Thank you in advance for any help, we are miserable and also pretty broke!

I want to buy an air compressor but all the listing i see have a weird looking ends to it. Do air compressors plug into an outlet? Also do the air compressors need anything else than electricity to operate? don’t forget to answer part 1 and 2 thnx

and the compressor doesn’t turn on. is it gone?
Ok so i reconnected the wires (was disconnected) and ran the system and it blowed cold air for about 3 minutes and then went back to blowing hot air. I don’t think I heard the "click" though.

I’m talking like a Black & Decker Air Compressor (~) and then using my normal airbrush attached to it. I don’t want to buy a 0 model air compressor when I can use an alternative that is just as good. I’m looking to shadow brush Gundam model kits.

The compressor mysteriously shuts off from time to time and it starts blowing hot air. The voltage going to the compressor goes to 0 when this problem is occurring. I have changed the clutch cycling switch on the dryer. No change. The compressor almost always works when the outside air temp is very hot, but tends not to work when the air is just warm (like a summer night). I have the 5.0 liter engine. Any info would be greatly appreciated!!!

also what one is the best for running air tools

It seems the a/c compressor on a summer house i bought it too small for the house and has trouble cooling it off. I am thinking of replacing it, but even though the furnace is 20 years old it works like a charm (the heat is aweseom, just a/c stinks) My questions are do you have to change both the compressor and the furnance on a system that old. What is cost range for an 1100 sq foot house in northeast (NJ) Thanks!