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Look at the inside of the cover on the furnace and it will tell you what's the code mean.
I think because was calling for Ac that's why you are having that blinking red light.
Turn furnace off on switch and turn it back on and that should clear error code .
To check your air conditioning unit that's the unit that's outside .
Check to see if contactor is pulled in .if it is and nothing is running then check the capicator. The capicator is the oval metal thing that's tuck next to the capicator with 3 wires attached to it .
If it bulky then it's bad .
That is the most common issue with these unit.
For the fan, brown usually hooks to the capacitor fan terminal and orange to the common terminal. For the compressor, purple usually hooks to the capacitor herm terminal
Most likely when the power came back on, there was a surge that damaged the power supply board in your TV. If your TV is completely dead with no blinking or standby lights, then the power supply is bad.
The power supply is the first board that the plug from the wall is going into.
You can check this by taking the back cover off and check for capicators that have gone bad. These will be capicators that look bubbly on the tops that are budging out. If you see any and know how to solder, replace these capicators with the correct voltage and Farad readings that are usually listed on the capicators themselves. Make sure to mark which side the white stripe on the side of the capacitor is as the orientation is very important.
Replacing the capicators is usually a cheap fix but if you do not want to or cannot solder the capicators or if you do not spot any bad capicators, just replace the whole power supply board. This can be done by just unscrewing it off the LCD panel, disconnecting the connections to and from the board, replacing the new board, reconnecting, and screwing back in the new board with the same screws.
I need more information. And if you have worked on AC's before? Thes main things to check I believ is the fan motor I just wrote out a long explanation as to what to check and look for and I think it got lost. SO I believe your hearign the compressor continue to run even when the fan stops.
Eventually the compressor over heats and stops. this is when nothig runs. Here is where I believe te indoor coil has been covered with Ice-frost and when the compressor stops the ICE FROST melts and you get water on your floor.
The motor could be bad or the run capicator I also believe your indoor coil (and most likely the outdoor one too) is plugged up or dirty. A dirty outdoor coil is the most often cause of motor over heating and or capicator failure. If you can look through the fins of the outdoor and indoor coil ALL OVER then they are clean. Any area stopped up over 20% and you need to wash them out.
Take your capicator out and have it checke by someone with a capicator checker. They will most likely have a replacement if needed. Check the "STIFFNESS" of the motor bearings. If you spin it and it turns over 2 or 3 times or more the bearings are probably ok. If it has oil holes add about 20 to 40 drops lite machine oil to the bearings. If they are sealed... Start looking for a repairman or take care if your goin to change it yourself. Too many factors to go into here about changing a motor. And some may or maynot apply.
Hope this helps you if I need to more clear get back to me and well discuss it more. GOOD LUCK!
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