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Originally Posted by courtyard
The Smart Meter tech couldn't fix the problem. Said for us to call SunKool and who said we'll have to wait four more hours for a repairman. The SM tech said this was not a rare problem but it does happen when installing their system. I wonder why would they choose 100 degree weather in Florida to do this installation when there are many elderly people here.
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When the power is interrupted and stops the compressor momentarily and rapidly restarts it, there is not enough time for the system pressures to equalize
When power is rapidly reapplied, it tries to start against a high head pressure and can be hard on a compressor. Or the motor start capacitor
SECO could advise people to turn their thermostat up before they swap out the meter to reduce this risk
What did SunKool find?