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  • angelp1015
    New Member

    • Jun 2010
    • 3

    #1

    Help!!! ac not working

    Hi I'm new to this forum I happen to find it when i was looking for solutions to my problem and I'm hoping you experts can help me, my problems is that my fan for my ac (inside unit) doesn't work you can hear the click for the ac to go on but the fan doesn't go on, i open the unit and if i start the fan with my hand then it starts working but as soon as it stop it doesn't turn on again, My question is if i replaced the fan motor capacitor fix my problem? please help... Thank you
  • paul52446m
    Journeyman

    • Nov 2009
    • 690

    #2
    Originally posted by angelp1015
    Hi I'm new to this forum I happen to find it when i was looking for solutions to my problem and I'm hoping you experts can help me, my problems is that my fan for my ac (inside unit) doesn't work you can hear the click for the ac to go on but the fan doesn't go on, i open the unit and if i start the fan with my hand then it starts working but as soon as it stop it doesn't turn on again, My question is if i replaced the fan motor capacitor fix my problem? please help... Thank you
    It sounds like you are on the right track. If the fan roll free and does not start until you spin it then change the capacitor. I would take the blower out , make sure it clean, oil if it has oilers. Later Paul

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    • angelp1015
      New Member

      • Jun 2010
      • 3

      #3
      do all blowers need oil? I'm sorry i askd so many questions but I want to make sure i do it right, i was reading thru some of the previous posts to find answers, do you know of a placed to buy parts online or is it better to find a local store? Again thank you

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      • HayZee518
        Deity

        • Jul 2004
        • 8746

        #4
        local is always better, but W.W. GRAINGER is a good source for replacement motors

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        • angelp1015
          New Member

          • Jun 2010
          • 3

          #5
          thanks to both of yo for the help provided

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          • robj6767
            New Member

            • Jun 2010
            • 8

            #6
            Originally posted by HayZee518
            local is always better, but W.W. GRAINGER is a good source for replacement motors
            I've bought from granger before, they're a great place

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