I was thinking run cap, until I read both fan and comp were out. The
"turned off then on" was the other factoid.

Hope the OP is kind enough to follow up, let us know what was the
actual problem.

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"jamesgangnc" wrote in message
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I agree that's the most likely. If you were able to tell it had power
was that with a meter? Next time it happens check the other side of
the contactor for 240vac. While most techs will replace a contactor
because they don't want a return call, it is possible to repair them.
Usually it is pitted and worn contacts. You can clean them up with a
small file.