Capacitor or contactor probably. I've had both of those in the last 2 years

Jul 1, 2015
5:24:11pm

RyneK

It could be something else, like the compressor itself... but if you have a voltage tester, make sure power is going through the capacitor and contactor.

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Ok I am at home the air is blowing inside outside it is a gentle hum butthe fan

capo

7/1/15 5:16pm

Try to reset that breaker (on/off)

thejimmer

7/1/15 5:21pm

Just had this happen a couple weeks ago.

AndyDwyer

7/1/15 5:22pm

Some more info on it:

AndyDwyer

7/1/15 5:23pm

Capacitor or contactor probably. I've had both of those in the last 2 years

RyneK

7/1/15 5:24pm

Most I paid was 185.00

Heinz57

7/1/15 5:27pm

Which is a huge ripoff

Cougrrrs Roll

7/1/15 5:28pm

It was on a Saturday afternoon, with the repairman on call and it was 110

AndyDwyer

7/1/15 5:30pm

Sometimes you just have to pay up

Cougrrrs Roll

7/1/15 5:35pm

Capacitor

Cougrrrs Roll

7/1/15 5:24pm

Awesome thanks! Can I get one at home depot? Live in spanish fork

capo

7/1/15 5:27pm

Don't think HD or Lowe's have them

Cougrrrs Roll

7/1/15 5:33pm

Get the "Flux" brand they'll also work in your car.

OldCosmo

7/1/15 5:35pm

And go back to 1984 and win a NC

Cougrrrs Roll

7/1/15 5:36pm

Doh that place un orem closes at 5

capo

7/1/15 5:50pm

I'm going to try home depot.I don't know what else to try at 5pm

capo

7/1/15 5:57pm

Your HVAC people have them....

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