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I accidentally short the c wire and both units not turning back on

Home Improvement Asked by Tarwin Onketpon on June 7, 2021

I was trying to installed my nest thermostats.the power were shut off but it seem some current still in, so it short the system
my question I can’t located the fuse on the board so is that mean the fuse at the disconnected blow off.( I check both fuses by the look of it I can’t tell)
any in put would be appreciated.
Thank you

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One Answer

after a few tips from @ThreePhaseEel I be able to fix the problem that I'm having. after I short the circle on a furnace and blow off the fuse. Since I'm not a AC tech so I don't know much about a ac or a heat pump. beside the unit outside that they need a furnace unit inside as well. so the problem that I'm having with out knowing that so I'm not be able to located the furnace. since @ThreePhaseEel mentioned that the furnace should be under the attic so I went up there to found the furnace with a fuse blow off. so replace it with a new one. Tada! it works. what I learned here that. even you cut the power off on the AC to put on a new thermostat that the power the fed to a furnace might come from the different source. so make sure to cut the power off from the attic as well. or I should protect the C wire at all cost so it won't touch any other cable and I should be good. sorry about my bad english. this is the best I could do to answer to my own problem. cheers.

Answered by Tarwin Onketpon on June 7, 2021

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