ZP39K5E-TFD-130 | Genuine Copeland® 3-1/4 HP A/C Scroll Compressor

• Compresses Refrigerant
  Raises the refrigerant pressure to enable heat transfer in the condenser.

• Circulates Refrigerant Through the System
  Ensures continuous cooling of the cabin or conditioned space.

• More Efficient and Quiet Than Piston Compressors

  • Fewer moving parts

  • Smoother operation

  • Less vibration

• Durable and Reliable
  Often lasts longer under proper maintenance compared to traditional reciprocating compressors.

1. Weak or No Cooling

• Air from the vents is warm or not as cold as it should be.

• Could be caused by insufficient compression or refrigerant flow.

2. Strange Noises

• Grinding, rattling, or squealing noises from the compressor.

• Scroll compressors are usually quiet; noise often indicates internal damage.

3. Compressor Clutch Not Engaging (if equipped)

• On some systems, the compressor has an electromagnetic clutch that may fail or refuse to engage.

• Could also indicate electrical issues or low refrigerant, but can be caused by the compressor itself.

4. A/C System Trips or Cycles On/Off

• The system may turn off and on frequently due to pressure irregularities caused by a failing scroll compressor.

5. Refrigerant Leaks

• Leaks often occur at seals of the compressor.

• Oil stains around the compressor may indicate a refrigerant leak.

6. High Cabin Temperature in Hot Weather

• The system cannot maintain the desired temperature under load.

7. Burnt Smell

• Internal mechanical failure or overheating of the compressor may produce a burnt smell.