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I have an Amana ptac hotel type thru the wall unit. The unit won't turn on - it's plugged in. The gfi button is popped out. There is power to the wall plug. Any ideas?

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Sounds like the control board

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I had the same problem on my Amana ac I put a new board in and it works great now. I had checked my breaker box ad all fine once I checked the plug all good I then check the board after I took it out and seen a blown circuit.

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Hi,
If you reset the GFCI button and then when you go to turn it on the button pops again, then you have a short inside the units probably in the fan motor or the compressor..

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