u/redditislife24

A/C compressor working, fan not working

Our residential Bryant unit stopped blowing cold air. When AC is called for the compressor spins but the blower fan does not. Verified the compressor is working and temp drops. When given a push the fan eventually spins. I suspected a blown cap but this unit does not use caps. I opened the blower motor and saw a cracked what I believe is a Thermistor? The motor assembly is $900 which is almost as much as a new furnace. I’ve attached a picture any advice would be helpful. What is the green component?

Also it’s only 3 year old system

u/redditislife24 — 1 day ago

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Should I include my most recent experience under a year?

I am looking to get into J2 but I have spent less than a year at current company. Do I include this company in resume or skip it over and keep my old company (with expanded experience)? Or do I just explain why I am keen to switching roles so early.

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u/redditislife24 — 3 days ago