Upon arrival client stated that the unit was not cooling. We proceeded to the thermostat to turn on the unit. We noticed that the indoor blower motor was not coming on. We checked the outside unit and the compressor and fan were running as they should. We checked the inside blower fan motor voltage on the high and low side of the plugs. The voltage readings for high and low voltage were reading within range but when plugged into the motor, the motor would not start. We determined the blower motor was bad and needed a replacement. Verified that the unit was not under warranty. Offered replacement estimate to the client. Client elected to go forward with the repair. Upon departure we left the downstairs unit off until blower motor is replaced. Motor is ordered with the manufacture should be available for pickup to tomorrow. Will call and communicate with homeowner to schedule replacement.