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Motor is on load and tripping

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Remove the belt and test motor for amp draw. If motor runs normal, most likely problem with compressor or check valve. If still high amp could be short in windings or motor start switch stuck on. If motor does not turn (loud hum) try spinning by hand to see if it starts. If motors runs after spin by hand, bad capacitor. Good luck

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2) The test that you did is good.

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