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On Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 11:43:07 PM UTC-4, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
I changed the fan motor on my first floor compressor unit last summer and did so about 10 years on the second floor unit - both being 26 years old now.. Both would sometimes fail to start. I would go outside and give them a push with a screwdriver threw the top vents and they would run happily and quietly until the next cycle. They are Heil units.
http://gomp3.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/heil-air-conditioner-units-ac-units-unit-perform-maintenance-on-2-age-for-sale-prices-are-heil-air-conditioning-units-any-good-heil-air-conditioners-ratings.jpg
I didn't see any mention that the air conditioner was making (bearing)
noises. In my limited experiences with motors, they always announce
impending failure through vibration, noises, smoke, and eventually
trip the overload protector.
I changed the fan motor on my first floor compressor unit last summer and did so about 10 years on the second floor unit - both being 26 years old now.. Both would sometimes fail to start. I would go outside and give them a push with a screwdriver threw the top vents and they would run happily and quietly until the next cycle. They are Heil units.
http://gomp3.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/heil-air-conditioner-units-ac-units-unit-perform-maintenance-on-2-age-for-sale-prices-are-heil-air-conditioning-units-any-good-heil-air-conditioners-ratings.jpg