I am contacting you because I know you need to do something fast. Check your main fuse box for the house and try resetting the circuit breaker which should be labeled as a furnance or heater.
Then if no success look if you have a circuit board for the Solenoids on the water flow. Some of the modern circuit panels will have a small LED light which flashes Codes for normal running and for problems. On that circuit board you should have a small fuse. It will be a short Automotive style fuse of maybe 3 AMPs. The capacity is printed on one of the ends.
If the wire inside the fuse is blown you will need a new fuse so buy a couple to keep. Turn off the Breaker until you replace the fuse and then trip the Breaker and see what happens. You could have had a Solenoid coil fry before the fuse blew. I would then check the Solenoid coils with an Ohmmeter for continuity.
At this point and in need, it will probably be faster for you to get a specific part from an A/C heating company with a Service call. The easy stuff is out of the way and the Heating and Cooling companies have you at a disadvantage. You need to do this quick.
I hope my solution is very helpful to you and that tripping the main breaker was the only problem.
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