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Posted by Joseph on September 8, 2007, 8:15 pm
>> 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?
>>
>

> 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



Posted by tony on September 8, 2007, 8:30 pm

>>> 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?
>>>
>>
>
>> 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



Posted by Noon-Air on September 8, 2007, 8:48 pm

>
>>>> 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?
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>> 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



Posted by on September 8, 2007, 11:31 pm

>
> >>> 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?
> >>>
> >>
> >
> >> 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


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



Posted by Bubba on September 9, 2007, 9:26 am
wrote:

>
>>>> 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?
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>> 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
>
It is the word "A-S-S-ume where you fucked up, Tony.
Bubba

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