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We started leaving ours set and forgetting it. Tuesday morning I noticed my fan on the outside condenser wasn’t working. First thing I did was change the start capacitor. Fan didn’t start but tried to move. I spun the fan and it started working. Worked for about 30 minutes and stopped again. Called my HVAC guy for a fan motor. Didn’t have one but would have me one Wednesday morning. Fortunately I have small window units in our bedroom for emergency use only. Replaced the motor Wednesday morning and worked fine. I put the A/C on around 10am and it didn’t get the house to 74deg till after 8pm. Once everything in a house warms up it takes a lot to cool it back down.
It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.
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