/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2049360
This >>2049440 neck yourself faggot, OP is obviously looking for help because he doesn't know

>>2049357
Get a circuit breaker instead of a fuse next time, yes they make them that small just look for 5 amp circuit breaker or whatever. Some shit is shorting in the 24v circuit and I have an odd feeling it is somewhere around the contactor coil on the outside unit which would also explain why the fan is not turning on. Meanwhile while you get a new breaker you can ohm out the contactor coil to see if it works, if you get a number it is good, anything else it's fucked. Shit ohm out the fan and compressor while you are it. >>2049047 This capacitor looks decent, you could check its capacitance anyways but unfortunately your meter isn't capable. You know what, it probably even isn't a short, you said it took like 3 minutes for the fuse to pop again that would mean there is too much resistance somewhere in the 24v circuit causing that area to overheat thereby increasing the resistance even more which would increase the amperage enough to pop the fuse. Clean the insides of all the spade connectors in the 24v circuit (particularly along the red, green, yellow and common wires) with some sand paper and make sure those bitches fit tight if they don't use some pliers and squeeze them