The Fan

Sep 08, 2007 40 Replies

Hello.....My house has 3 different units for A/C and one of then the fan is no working. Make a noise like is going to star working but the fan doesn't move and get really hot. It is possible that I can replace the fan and that will fix the problem?



sir,, if the motor still turns free,, then replacein thecapacitor will get it running..

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Now that was an ignorant statement. Funny how combining partial factual content with a complete lack of understanding or explanation can make a statement appear to be plausable.

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You're wrong AND polite........hmmm......

Who _does_ that_ sound like.....hmm?

Could it be,......... MORMON!!!

-zero

You forgot your signature... "Posted by Totally Clueless"

Unless the windings are open or short.

I have worked on a motor which spun free, but I wouldn't even waste a capcitor on it.

Hey, at least I was more polite than that.

I'm not on web TV. Sorry..... I am also not Fundy Dave.

Check your running capacitor replace if you have something of kind?

Do think it is smart advising a HO, you know nothing about, to try and change a capacitor (if he were able to purchase one). It is likely the motor is toast anyway and it wont fix the problem (well maybe if it's a GE cap). If the fan spins free with power applied it is more than a cap problem. The risks far out way the rewards in this situation... IMO.

Joseph

Why you say that Joseph, replacing $20.00 cap. is no big deal I will assume that man is smart enough to disconnect power and if motor is toast what he got to loose $20.00 so? Tony

NEVER take anything for granted

Then *why* is he here asking questions, Moron!

It is the word "A-S-S-ume where you f***ed up, Tony. Bubba

Attn: Bubba, Kjpro, "Make a noise like is going to start working but the fan doesn't move and get really hot."

It is possible that I can replace

Attn Tony...

You're one stupid son-a-bitch!

I thought you killfiled me?

You're such a retard.

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