Replacing a condenser fan motor on a Goodman

We are at the same apartment complex I was on this morning. I came out to this one and the condenser fan motor was not turning. I verified that it was getting voltage. I checked from here to here. I was getting voltage and my capacitor was good, but the condenser fan motor was not turning. So we're fixing to replace that motor. To make sure that that plug was in the top of it, i removed the plug from here but i didn't remember seeing a plug in the top so i pulled so i pulled it all apart and there is a plug in the top we need this to turn clockwise shaft in so counterclockwise leading clockwise leading and rotation so we need it to turn clockwise shaft in so counterclockwise leading are not long enough so we are about to see i'm splicing the white and the brown with the white stripe together that's my run winding and that's going to purple of course brown to brown on these motors if there's nothing obstructing the blade from turning as long as i'm getting voltage and my capacitor is good if that motor is not turning it's time to replace it there's no need to ohm out windings or just it's different from a compressor you just if it's getting voltage and the capacitor is good and there's nothing blocking the thing from turning it's time to replace your motor all right remember purple was hooked to my white wires which is my run and if you follow this wire right here this is run because it feeds the capacitor so we're going to the we're going to the top of the capacitor right here and this brown one is going over to fan if i can get it over there got those hooked up and of course black just goes all right we gotta i think i got the rotation right but we're fixing to check it our word we checked out good on this one it's already sweating back so she's now cool