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I have been attempting for a few days in a row at electrically reviving a dead wall AC unit with no luck as I could not find an electrical wiring diagram nor much information about the serial numbers that yielded much information 



I have however been able to get both fans to run with a bit of a manual spin at 120V however at the intended higher 240V that it actually operated at I cannot get either of the motors to turn over with even a jump starting spin



Once I get the fans working I am going to do work on either the heating element or the compressor any advice on what I am doing wrong?

>>2605412 (OP)

My eventual plan is to get this to run off a thermostat for ease of use

After some additional troubleshooting i have gotten both fans to spin as soon as it is plugged in and I am now in the process of getting the compressor to run

After taking a wet rag I was able to clean the fans as i came to the realization that they may have some useful information on them and was able to more properly calibrate a capacitor setup

After i did that i started figuring out how the compressor was laid out by taking measurements and figuring which wires went where on the compressor 

If you have ever done anywork a ac unit before and you look at the wiring diagrams ignoring the control board layout the fundamental way that these systems work electronicly are almost the same making this work
