Frigidaire Central air conditioner wall thermostat not working properly
When a Frigidaire central air conditioner thermostat is not working, the wall thermostat is the most likely cause. An ac thermostat not working may have a dead display, fail to send the cooling signal, or stop communicating with the furnace, air handler, or outdoor unit. A failed wall thermostat can cause the same symptoms. If the thermostat is blank, check for replaceable wall thermostat batteries before replacing the thermostat. Less common causes include a failed control board that is not supplying 24-volt power, an incoming power problem caused by a tripped circuit breaker, blown fuse, or switched-off furnace or air handler, and damaged thermostat wire. You can inspect the thermostat, replace its batteries, and check for loose or damaged low-voltage wiring, but testing live electrical circuits requires caution. Turn off power before handling wiring, and have a qualified technician check line-voltage power, the control board, transformer, or circuit breaker. Enter your Frigidaire central air conditioner model number to find the exact replacement wall thermostat, wall thermostat, control board, battery, fuse, transformer, or thermostat wire for your system.