Rudd Model # UGDJ-05EAUER , can t find the part number for the induction fan.

Check out the link. replace by shape and contacts.

https://www.google.com/search?q=RUUD+Achiever+10%2C+replacement+capacitor

Compressor

https://www.google.com/search?q=copeland+zr34k1-pfv-230+capacitor

Fan Capacitor

https://www.google.com/search?q=Emerson+Model+K55HXJKL-2918+capacitor

Or contact Rudd direct, we aren't they

Capacitors - Ruud Replacement Parts

https://parts.ruud.com > category > ru-capacitors

Dual Oval Capacitor - 55/10 uF, 440 VAC, 1.970 x 3.670 x 5.750 (max.) in.

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https://www.google.com/search?q=Rudd+UPLN-049JAZ+tonnage

You can look on data plate or sticker on motor or you should google
Ruud modeluama-042jaz condenser fan motor for answers. the OEM part number is 51-100998-30.
You can find answers by googling any question..

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/987092/Rheem-05eauer.html

Your fan delay relay is not functioning. On most furnace fan controls, there is a fan delay relay that delay the fan from turning on until it senses the temperature increase, typically around 130 degrees. once the relay senses the temperature increase it closes a contact inside the sensor and turns the blower on. It is the same device that keeps the fan running once the furnace turns off. Just take the Model number and serial number to your local dealer and get a fan delay relay and replace it.

If you have the motor from the blower, the information should be on the motor nameplate. If there's no nameplate or information on the motor. Then to get the correct motor for your blower, you need to call your local Rudd dealer or local parts store. Give them the model number and serial number of the Rudd unit and they should be able to help you.

Hello, the flame sensor is usually loacted on the opposite side of the hot surface ignitor. It is a metal rod in front of the burner.

Hi this Aaron we have a RUDD unit , gas pack on a residential unit, we fire up unit and flames come on, everything is working but when we close service door flames shut off, it's a 4 ton, any suggestions would be helpful thanks.....

Turn the thermostat as low as it will go and have someone stand out side, they should here the condensor fan and compressor come on at the same time. They are two distinctive sounds so you should
be able to tell if the compressor is running.

If nothing happens and you are skilled with electrical
you can turn power off and remove the electrical
cover to the outside unit. Restore power and carefully
push in the contactor, if the fan and compressor
starts you have a thermostat or low voltage problem.

If just the outdoor fan runs on any attempt, more than likely you need a new capacitor.

the schematics sould be on the back of the door panel