Did the bryant inhome test. everything works but the outside unit it clicks and humms . the fan won`t turn

fan defective or capacitor.

sounds like inside coil froze due to low air flow. bad fan motor, fan relay,dirty coil or filter.

Replace the fan motor. Without the fan running, your compressor will shut down from the high pressure switch.

Hello, this could be either a bad capacitor or bad fan motor. If the fan starts by giving it a push then replace the capacitor, if it does not start the motor needs to be replaced.

your auxilary heat shoud be on. heating element or control problem

You picked the wrong picture...lol. You have a split system and that humm you hear comes from the contactor. That means the thermostat is asking the compressor which is outside to come on. If you hear the humm but nothing is working, Check the breaker and then replace the fuses in your fuse box by the condensing unit, or the outside unit if the breakers are OK. It should have a disconnect between 3 to 10 feet of the unit depending on your codes and city requirements. No matter what, if you stand at your unit and look at the conduit, it will lead to your electrical disconnect. It could be a sub-breaker or fuses. It is usually fuses because a breaker could take up to 6 sin waves to respond as where a fuse could take only 2 sin waves. Replace both fuses. As time goes on, fuses become warn from constant load changes and heat and sooner a latter, they just wear out like any other component. Change the fuses and fire your unit back up. If it pops the new breakers, you have other issues and it's time to call an HVAC guys.

either the fan has went out or the capisitor for the fan is bad and needs to be replaced.if you have run the outside unit very long without the fan turning you might be replacing the compressor as well as the fan or capisitor.if the fan isnt pulling air through the cond coil outside,the compressor gets very hot very fast,and it locks down(burns up). get it looked at asap before it cost more because of other broken parts caused by the fan not working.

Check breaker for outside unit Also check to see if you ahve afloat switch on the inside air handler. Located under or in front of unit. It may be full of water and tripped. Blow out drain if tripped.

This is a condenser fan and as long as the A/c unit is in cool mode, this fan will run. The only time it should shut off is when temperature setting is satified and the unit shuts off.

if its a a window unit suspect a faulty fan capacitor or bad fan motor same with outside, if it ain't moving or turning on the fan is faulty or the capacitor is faulty