I have a basic central hvac system in SWFL and it's done this before but I believe it just turned out to be the fan which I replaced over a year ago. I remember I was suspecting a possible capacitor issue. Maybe that's what it is this time? I believe this has happened a couple times after replacing the fan but occurring intermittently so this could be related to that. I'll find out soon enough and report back. Just fishing here for ideas before I go climbing up there. I'll look for obvious things like a loose wire or something.

All, Hoping someone can provide advice for me. I have a friend with an in-wall GE AC unit that was installed last winter. Electrician hard-wired the unit to a switch, which required cutting off the plug. The plug had reset button. The fan works, but the compressor does not. Not sure it ever worked since it was installed in the winter, but it was bought brand new. Anyway, instructions say to hit the reset button if the fan works, but not the compressor. No reset button anymore. Friend talked to GE support who said to purchase a new plug and plug it into the wall. He has the plug, and asked if I could change the switch into a socket for it. I said sure, no problem, but I dont know if that gets us anywhere. Does the reset button do anything but serve as an overload switch, such as resetting the compressor somehow? If it's just an overload protection, I don't think re-attaching the plug will help. Seems like the problem would be something else. Here are links for the AC unit and the plug we're planning to attach. [url]https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-specs/AJCM12DCF/install[/url] [url]https://www.h-mac.com/GE-WJ35X10139.html[/url] Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Rob