[lillycats2]

My outdoor unit was trying to turn on. It would make a sound of starting up, the fan would start going around, then it would turn off. 5-10 seconds later, it would do it again. I turned off the heat because it didn't seem like that was right. Later, I turned it on again and nothing happened. Now I sit here with no heat. What happened and what should I do?

[wmproop]

Sounds like the capicitor,, usually a aluminum,looking can with wire going to it some are oval some round, smaller than a coke can,, look at it a lot of time the top will swell up looking like a coke can that has frozen swollen out, sometimes they need to be tested

[lillycats2]

sounds like the capicitor,,,,,usually a aluminum,looking can with wire going to it some are oval some round ,,smaller than a coke can,,,,,,,look at it a lot of time the top will swell up looking like a coke can that has frozen swollen out,,sometimes they need to be tested

I actually just bought a new motor and capacitor. I worked great for 3-4 days. Do you think the capacitor was a bad one or could it be something with fuses or electric?

[lillycats2]

I opened the outdoor unit and the pipes looked kind of wet. Could I have a condensation problem? If so, how do I fix that?

[builderbob1]

Could be several problems but try the contactor on the outside unit