Heat Pumps and Electric Heating - New motor and Capacitor Motor still won't move

I have and Old GE Heat pump and Air handler (27yrs old).

Problem: Blower motor wont turn
1. Humming cant' tell if is the motor or somthing else electrical
2. Motor wont turn automatically (will turn when moved by hand)
3. Heat/burning smell coming from the vents

What I did: Replaced Motor and Capacitor
1. Checked fuses and 230v power going to the motor( all Good)
2. Replaced motor with hp 1/3, 208-230v, 1075rpm/3spd
3. New Capacitor 5ufd, 370v

WHAT ELSE COULD BE WRONG. HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!

the only thing i can think of did you wire it up correctly?
there are several wires that come from the motor that
can confuse some people. there is a common, and fan
speed wires(low, med, high) some of the speed wiring
goes into a fan relay, misplace any of these you will
get improper if not any operation. and just a note,
i guess you got the properly rated cap for the blower when
you bought it. let us know whats going on, we're here to help.
barry

I bought the motor and cap from Aireco supply. Guy at the store walked me through the hookup. They taped the br/wh, blu and rd wires toghether told me not to hookup. Hooked the br wire to the cap. when I got home I connected the yl and bl to my hot wires and a black wire that was on the origanal cap went to the replacement cap...

The br/wh and br wires should go to the capacitor. The yellow is common and black is Hi speed so those two are right. Disconnect the old black wire then try it (after connecting the br/w) Find out where that black wire goes.

ok, something does'nt smell right, every one that i have replaced, the brown leads(both of them don't matter polarity) hook up to the cap, the black is the common, the others are the fan speeds, lo, med and high. look at the motor,
there should be a diagram on it that will tell you where the wires go.
from what i have read on your previous post you must have only one fan speed,
choose medium. tell us what you see.
barry