GOODMAN GSZ14 Wont Ignite
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93%
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Dual Run Capacitor
The GSZ14 relies on a dual run capacitor to provide the phase-shifted current necessary for the compressor and outdoor fan motor to start. A hum signifies that the motor windings are energized but lack the rotational torque provided by the capacitor to break the rotor's inertia. Replacing this component restores the electrical 'push' required for the motor to spin rather than just vibrate.
SKU: CAP050450440RTP
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4%
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Single Pole HVAC Contactor
The contactor is the high-voltage relay that closes to send power to the compressor. If the silver plating on the contacts has pitted or welded partially, it can create a high-resistance connection or mechanical vibration that manifests as a loud hum while failing to deliver sufficient amperage to start the compressor.
SKU: CONT1P030024V
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3%
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Compressor Hard Start Kit
If the capacitor is functional but the unit still hums without 'igniting' (starting), the compressor may be experiencing high head pressure or internal mechanical resistance (Locked Rotor Amps). A hard start kit adds a temporary start capacitor and potential relay to provide a massive boost of torque to overcome the mechanical stall.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Dual Run Capacitor.
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