QUOTE(pauligan @ Jun 26 2003, 03:42 PM)Thanks everybody!!
Well, the guy I bought it from did it as a "side job" and he died a couple months ago...
(fan in outside unit not working) They are cylinders in the outside panel... I was poking around in there and saw the nytroglycerin containers combined with ***ENSURE NO POWER IS RUNNING TO THIS*** and of course I hadn't touched the circuit breakers in the basement and was poking around with a screwdriver... backed slowly away from the unit...
Will investigate the kryptonite soon...
Pauligan, don't fret. This sounds EXACTLY like the problem we had last summer. YES, the outside box with the copper colored, cylindrical fuses. There's only one way to tell, like Eddie said, and that's with a continuity tester. Big help, ya I know. We paid the $70 to have some fool come out, hold the tester to it and pop in a new one in less than 4 seconds.
Sooooo, unless you have a tester and know exactly how to use it, have one of the fine LSCN fellas that DO have a tester, come to your house, test it and tell you if you need to replace the $2ish part.