The feet are fine. Yea, under the cap. I wish I had these pics before I wrote anything. This one has a PC board. There isn't a clip, there's a nut. There's a blue wire coming out of the pc board terminal P9 going into the Capacitor, that wire should see 115v. It goes from the Cap into the compressor. One out of the cap to the run winding and the other out of the cap to the start winding. Comes out of the compressor "Common Terminal" into the overload "red wire" and goes into the RY1 Rectangle terminal #4. Out terminal #3 (black or brown wire) back to power. White or Blue is your other Power wire. Look at POWER Circle. You need to see if Power is coming out of the board to the capacitor. If it is, it's probably not the board. Check the overload under that Compressor Cap with the nut on it. If you can take the things off that are over the compressor, take em' off. It will make things easier when you pull the cap off to check the overload. I would of liked to see under the cap. Check the other things that I wrote earlier, (Click from overload on start-up attempt) Warranty Etc. IF it's out of warranty And IT's THE BOARD....You're Fu**ed! Buy a new one... If there is power going into the CAP and nothing coming out...It's the Cap. If it's coming out of the common terminal on the compressor going into the overload and not coming out..it's the overload. You can also do a continuity test on the overload. Compressors Do seize up. Not often but it does happen. If everything else is good and it's causing the overload to open, it could be seized. Not likely but it happens. PLEASE DON'T GET HURT DOING THIS!!!! If you're not familiar with electricity and circuits, get it fixed or buy another one. I think yours is about 375.00 now. It's not worth gettin' Hurt for $400 Bucks. As we ALL know on here, Hospital Bills are huge and death by electricity really sucks..Rich
