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It does sound like a start circuit on the compressor motor. I'm assuming that these are roof top air conditioners. If so, you (or a dealer) need to have the start circuit checked. I've had over 30 years with moors, and it could be one of four items:
1. Bad start capacitor.
2. Bad siwtch that engages and disengages the start capacitor. I'm guessing (hoping) that this switch is outside the compressor motor.
3. Bad start winding on the compressor motor.
4. Broken connection in the start circuit (wire came loose).
Hopefully, its number 4 - easiest to find. Replacing the start capacitor isn't too hard. It is usually separately mounted near the motor.
Make sure that all power is disconneced before checking anything. 120 VAC can ruin your day.
Good Luck
W8RLM - Bob
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2006 Winnebago Journey, Model 39K, 2008 Jeep Liberty, M & G Toad Braking System
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