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Older 3 ton unit. Split system. Power to fuse block, unit does not run. No noise, no smell. Model# 38CKO36300

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If you have power to the fuse, and out the other side check to see if you have 24 volt out of the transformer, some transf. have a resetable breaker or fuse on the 24 volt side, no 24 volts nothing will work

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