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It is the opposite of replacing the cover. Undo the screws and remove the case with the top vents. It _should_ leave the control panel in place but it is does move, be sure to disconnect it. Clean with Tilex Spray to kill the mold and then rinse well and use a strong detergent to remove grime and dust.
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That's what happens with loose electric connections. Need to go from the breaker to the AC unit power run inspecting each wire splice, all electric connections need to be clean and tight. A loose connection becomes electrical resistance and electrical resistance consumes power, power consumed is dissipated as heat. Overheated, charred, discolored connections can be cut off and reconnected when found. Start by tightening the circuit breaker wires, and neutral if any.
Here's some things that could be causing your issue.
A clogged air filter could be one possible cause.
However I suspect the units high limit switch is the culprit.
This is an image of a high limit switch for visual reference only.
Did you use the Reset button?
Did you call (800) 541-6645 and ask Customer Service?
Is the Air Conditioner plugged into a power strip?
Is the reset on the power unit ON or OFF?
If the unit is plugged into a wall AC outlet is the circuit breaker to that AC outlet in need of reset?
Is there a foul odor?
need to verify the motor is getting voltage to the low speed tap. if so, bad motor. if not, find where the voltage stops. switch or relay! If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79