The following video is brought to you by Yellowjacket. Visit Yellowjacket.com to find out why Yellowjacket is the industry standard in refrigerant hoses, tools, manifolds, and vacuum pumps and many other tools. We're looking at a holder in your looks here, unit here. There's two more right there. Sometimes it's thing that runs and times it won't. Both, it's got two capacitors. It's got a 4575. The fan calls for 5, so they jump for the 5. Both of them are bad. We're going to try to get a look at this motor and see what it calls for. I believe it calls for a 5. Yeah, it calls for a 5. Let's get y'all a shot. Camera doesn't want to focus, but it says cap 5. I took a picture of the modeling serial number. I want to go call the Yorkstore and verify what size do we run in the state calls for. To make sure we think the right one. We've got verification from the Yorkstore that it calls for a 455. We have an American made Mores 455 here. The fan motor is hot as hell, so I hope it'll start. This has probably been trying to start. These are my romantics here. One's from the store here. One's from the compressor. This tank and looking water is coming from it. It's a fan motor. A red top and black. This strap is big enough to hold both of these. Big enough to hold the start kit and the run capacitor. I'm going to make sure that that fan motor is going to fire before I strap. I hope it's being a fan motor, it's not dead. I guess I could have looked on the compressor right there. The tag is pretty visible. It actually does it tell me what capacitor size it calls for. We'll hit the breaker back here. The compressor is probably out of the arm all over the place. We can get these compressor wires loose. See if she's in thermal. Guys, I'll get back to you. You can see it's out on overload. I'm cooling it off. Bam water hose is so short. I have to sit here and hold it. I have my meter over there on the tone. Off the contactor. I won't be able to hear my meter with those two units running, but I can see it. I'll be able to see when we have some resistance. All the wires are intact on the compressor. It's extremely hot to the touch. I can hold your hands on it. We'll sit here with the hose until I see some resistance on my meter over there. Then she should fire up. I found another hose. I didn't see it buried over there. We've been running water for a while and she's still open. You can see I have one common one on the road. I did make sure all the wires are intact and the pump burned off. I hope this thing closes. Sometimes these things won't close. If it got overheated, I've seen them not close. We're going to let that water run for a little bit. I'm going to get me a power aid. Mychess, I just heard it from last one. If that thing ain't closed by the time we get back, I'm afraid this one's gone. But I hope that it will close. There it goes. We have resistance. I don't know if you can hear the meter, but she closed. Good news. We'll lay the top back on. Get the water out of there and fire this thing up. Guys, I've got the wires hooked back on the contactor. I've got my capacitor strapped in. I'm starting to... The lovely sounds of an old brister. All right, let her run a minute, see if she settles down.