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Unit has power to drive power board. Fuse is blown. Capacitor on drive power board appears to have blown. Can't find a replacement fuse at the moment so wrapped with foil. I know, I know DUMB but it indicated something wrong other than motor going/gone bad because neither fan or the compressor tried to start. Would blown capacitor on board keep both fan motors from coming on??

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... Would blown capacitor on board keep both fan motors from coming on??

maybe ..

do you need the service manual ?

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If your fuse is blown none of the relays will be powered. Nothing will work.

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