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I only see 2 of 5 allowed per week for that domain so you should be allowed 3 more this week. But, sometimes the logs are behind so maybe you are rate limited now.
What went wrong when you got the ones earlier today? Trying yet another one wouldn't work any better.
Then you won't be able to get the certificate back in a usable form. The cert itself is public information, and is logged in certificate transparency databases. But the private key is, well, private--you had the only copy of that. If you destroyed it without having a backup, nobody else can get it for you, and that means the cert you can download will be worthless for you.
It doesn't look like you've hit a rate limit on cert issuance; as Mike said, you've only issued two within the past week and you're allowed five. But there are other rate limits, and the one you may have hit is on failed authorizations (which resets in an hour).