Forcing an air conditioner to stay on when it is intentionally shutting down due to safety protections is strongly discouraged because those mechanisms are designed to prevent catastrophic equipment failure and property damage. If your AC is short cycling or shutting off, it means a safety switch is reacting to an underlying hazard, such as an overheating compressor, frozen evaporator coils from restricted airflow, excessive refrigerant pressures, or a full condensate overflow pan. Trying to bypass these safety switches by hardwiring components or disabling float switches can destroy your compressor, cause electrical fires, or flood your home. Instead of forcing it to run, troubleshoot the root cause or call a professional.
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