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I picked up a cool old 1940 something Hotpoint that I want to restore. I was told it ran great up until a few months back. When I plug it in, I hear a click and sounds like the compressor is turning (although quietly) then after 10 seconds or so, it clicks off. The condenser fan does not turn on. I wanted to at least update the brittle wiring and put in a new style start relay. I am confused as to how I would wire it though. Any suggestions or tests? Also, does anyone know how I can find out the year of this thing. I think it's a 1940, but I'm not sure. Thanks in advance! alocker attached the following image(s):
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I guess I can't link images to this website. Please see attached pictures for more info. alocker attached the following image(s):
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You might have a burnt wire someplace, best to fix before cleaning it. If no burnt wire, check the current with an amprobe, maybe a bad compressor.
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