Either the blower motor is frozen or stuck from non-use or the start capacitor is bad. First thing to do is to go up top and remove the cover. Cover is held on by some screws under the edge or nuts on top. From here you can see the condenser and fan. Try turning the fan by hand....POWER IS OFF... Does it spin freely? You may try a little oil (not WD 40) on the motor shaft and turn it by hand a few times.
Now go inside and turn the unit to blower or fan only and see if it starts. If not, it is either a bad motor or capacitor.
Ken
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