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Check the start capacitor for proper value and replace if necessary.
Ditto for thermostat. There are also some fuses in the air handler that might need replacement.
You may have had a power surge that had a bad effect on electronics of unit. Make sure that unit is receiving power for one thing. U might try to reset the electronics by completely shutting off all the breakers to compressor and air handler and waiting a few minutes and then reconnecting.
sounds like your not getting a low voltage signal to the condenser, if your Air handler is in the attic check your secondary drain pan it might be off on the float switch, if your air handler is in a closet you need to check your float switch, it will have some wires coming out of it. Hope that helps you get started.
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