Icing up, Blower wasn’t working.

I kind of noticed it last night, it was a little warm in here, and I noticed that the unit wouldn't even kick on. And Chris, he was telling me a lot of times if we turn it down or whatever, it takes about five minutes for it to kick on. Yes, sir. But the only way I got it on, I had to put it on on our own, like running the fan. Yes, sir. Then switch it over and turn the air on. It got kind of cool then. Let me, I don't hear the fan running. Let me, um. It's cold control board. They're calling on the thermostat for the fan to come on. I suspect it's not passing I suspect it's not passing voltage right here But we got to check make sure it's getting a call first Here's my green and I think blue is coming so we're going to check right there on the board. The board's getting 24 volts 26 volts on green so we should be getting power to this black wire right here these are unused red and blue these are speed tabs i'll show you what i'm tracing power's still on right now so i'm being careful this wire right here is one leg of my 240 volts that goes to my blower motor this is it right here so i gotta get 240 volts between that leg and that black wire right there so let's go we're going to pull black wire off and test the terminal power is still on right now I have to be real careful testing between this terminal it is not getting voltage which is there this is this one is normally closed and I think that red there comes from your heat strips hard to show you what I'm tracing this I can't really see so that comes out of this one the red should be power constantly I was wrong this is normally closed and this is normally open so when that this is that goes straight to my transformer so that has power all the time we just have to well just confirm that we got power 240 um i'm gonna put a splitter on that and make that run until we can get a board and i'll show you how i do that all right power's off this is basically just jumping power to my blower so i'm getting power straight to my black wire and i'm gonna put it on here that way i can don't lose track of which wires go where fan should come on trying to explain but when a motor is not working first things you got to do is verify that it's getting proper voltage to the right terminals and that's what i was checking on that board to make sure it was getting 240 volts it wasn't i kind of suspected that when i put my hands on it and it was cold to the touch always make sure you're getting voltage and then if you're getting voltage it's still not working check your capacitor not working about time to replace it but that one wasn't getting voltage i'm gonna try to get a hold of a board and get back over there as fast as I can