Can the blower motor in a Lennox G16 be removed from the heater without disassembling the entire unit? The fan/motor assembly looks to be mounted on flanges hanging from the top of the bottom chamber, but it seems the bolts can only be accessed from inside the burner compartment.
Lennox G16 blower removal
Feb 15, 2007
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Nope. CAnt be done. Every screw on that furnace has to come out before you can get to the blower. Be sure you turn the electric off first. Its about a 4-5hr job. Good luck. Label all the parts and screws with tape in order. They are all different sizes. Lay them out on a white sheet and label them all. Take good notes and pictures will help. Bubba
That's a pulse, perhaps the easiest furnace to remove the blower on. Look underneath, in the blower compartment, on both sides near the front, you will see two 7/16" bolts. Just take the 2 bolts out and the blower slides out of the track. Sounds like you were about to take the track out too!
Have you had a pulse test recently? What year is the furnace?
-Canadian Heat
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You need to order a burner-bolt wrench from Lennox Tools, Inc.
Wrench-Booster® from Snatch-On
You mean "Strap-On Tools, Inc."?
From hormonal depot ???
Or H*MO DEPOT!
lol!
HAHA doesn't surprise me your named geo jr.
You 2 like apples?
-Canadian Heat
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oh, another friend.......hehe still can't spell? I'll let you figure it out. Bubbal
"oh, another friend.......hehe still can't spell? I'll let you figure it out. Bubbal"
..he signs his name wrong!!!!
What a freakin bone head!
HAHAHAHA bubbs! You are the most pathetic, ignoramus person I have ever met.
-Canadian Heat
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keep trying, you forgot I work for geoman :0)
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