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Hello Hostage. I took the ceiling panel off and there is a cage on the shaft of the motor. I tried getting it started by spinning it by hand, but It's very hard to turn, and won't start. It spins a little easier with the unit turned off.
Hello Hostage. I took the ceiling panel off and there is a cage on the shaft of the motor. I tried getting it started by spinning it by hand, but It's very hard to turn, and won't start. It spins a little easier with the unit turned off.
Ok sounds like the evaporator fan have to see with a meter if there is power to the motor or not ;; if there is then motors shot if not then most likely starting capacitor
