You have to realize there are three components to the electrical supply... 1. power to the outside condensing/compressor unit-you found the service disconnect at the unit. Make sure that you put the black thing back in the slot with ON reading up. OFF up means the prongs do not connect the unit with the current. In order to confirm that you have power at the outside unit use a voltage tester. If no voltage, check the breaker on the panel in you residence (probably labeled AC). 2. Power to the inside blower/furnace--again this is in the residential circuit panel. COnfirm voltage at the unit with a voltage tester. 3. Power to the thermostat system usually 24 volts run through a transformer that may be attached inside the blower unit or may be seperate and attached to an outlet. Again you need to confirm that this transformer is working with a voltage tester (you should have 24 vdc on the out side of the transformer). Assuming you have power to all three components, the system should work normally. If not, send pictures of the wiring to your termostat...
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My problem is exactly the same as sqldba22 even down to the unit, Lennox. The only difference is I did not get a new thermostat to try.
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