oh no… no ac

Probably a capacitor. There should be at least a RUN capacitor for Compressor around 45uF and Fan around 7uF. Those are metal. Possibly a plastic Compressor Start capacitor around 100uF along with a cutout device which could be a PTCR or a Relay. If it has a Start Cap, find the cutoff. Either PTCR or Relay could have burned out but no longer be emitting smoke/smell. If the RUN capacitor is bad it may look bloated but may not.
Capacitor failure is much more likely than Compressor failure. To test a cap, you need a meter that reads in uF, or substitute with a known good one.
CAREFUL around caps! Turn the power OFF (breaker to A/C) then short across the terminals with an insulated tool, like a plastic handle screwdriver. They're built to store a charge and can belt you.

Ok folks found the problem a burned 110 hot wire in the juntion box. Check those ceonnections make sure they are tight.

Thanks for evrybodies input

As mentioned go up on roof and ypur nose will lead you right to the problem.

If you lived in Pennsylvania you wouldn't need A/C for a couple more months. :B :B :B

Blown capacitor. You'll need to take the shroud up top off and look for a cap that has blown it's gut out the top.

Locked compressor.