AC question

May be low on freon. The only sure way to know, is to drain the system and put in the proper amount.

 

Easy your compressor is shot internally it’s not pumping.

 

Could very well be shot, or in the process of catastrophic failure. A small particle may have entered the system and is plugging the expansion valve(s).

The fact that the compressor runs means the pressure switches are closing the circuit. So refrigerant level is likely not an issue, or much of one. But the refrigerant is not circulating. So either pump not pumping, or system has an obstruction, likely in the super small orifice of the expansion valve(s). IMO.

 

If the system had an obstruction with a functioning compressor the low side which is suction would pull itself into a vacuum. The high side would also most likely hit the high pressure limit switch and kick the compressor out or blow a hose

 

Here's an old thread of mine from right at 1 year ago.
What is in my AC line at the expansion valve? Updated.

Sleepers do have their own expansion valve I learned. Which was a duh moment for me. The sleeper has it's own temp control, so how could it not have it's own expansion valve.