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Posted by Joseph on September 9, 2007, 2:30 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


"IF" the poster were capable of this (big IF), he would not be posting
this question. It is my experience that the everyday HO has no idea what a
capacitor looks like or what it does. I wouldn't assume that he would know
to disconnect power either. It may seem simple to "US" in the trades but it
is not a common ability to a HO. It is a 50/50 shot at best that it's the
cap anyway. I don't give advice on a hunch as it seems irresponsible to do
so.

Now "IF" the HO said his fan had froze up and the cap was bulged out
and when he spun the blade it started and that he knew how to change it with
out killing himself; then I would say ok give it a try. But don't you see
if that were the case he would have already done it...

Joseph


>



Posted by on September 9, 2007, 2:44 pm
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
>
>
> "IF" the poster were capable of this (big IF), he would not be posting
>this question. It is my experience that the everyday HO has no idea what a
>capacitor looks like or what it does. I wouldn't assume that he would know
>to disconnect power either. It may seem simple to "US" in the trades but it

        And you KNOW he's gonna spark it out .....

>is not a common ability to a HO. It is a 50/50 shot at best that it's the
>cap anyway. I don't give advice on a hunch as it seems irresponsible to do
>so.
>
> Now "IF" the HO said his fan had froze up and the cap was bulged out
>and when he spun the blade it started and that he knew how to change it with
>out killing himself; then I would say ok give it a try. But don't you see
>if that were the case he would have already done it...
>
> Joseph
>
>
>>
>

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Posted by tony on September 9, 2007, 3:40 pm

> 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
>>
>>
>> "IF" the poster were capable of this (big IF), he would not be
>> posting
>>this question. It is my experience that the everyday HO has no idea what
>>a
>>capacitor looks like or what it does. I wouldn't assume that he would
>>know
>>to disconnect power either. It may seem simple to "US" in the trades but
>>it
>
> And you KNOW he's gonna spark it out .....

That is his problem isn't = more work for you guys


>
>>is not a common ability to a HO. It is a 50/50 shot at best that it's the
>>cap anyway. I don't give advice on a hunch as it seems irresponsible to
>>do
>>so.
>>
>> Now "IF" the HO said his fan had froze up and the cap was bulged out
>>and when he spun the blade it started and that he knew how to change it
>>with
>>out killing himself; then I would say ok give it a try. But don't you see
>>if that were the case he would have already done it...
>>
>> Joseph
>>
>>
>>>
>>
>
> --
> Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
> http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/
>
> Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
> 'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
> 'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
> HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
> Free demo now available online http://pmilligan.net/palm/



Posted by on September 9, 2007, 3:46 pm



> >> "IF" the poster were capable of this (big IF), he would not be
> >> posting
> >>this question. It is my experience that the everyday HO has no idea
what
> >>a
> >>capacitor looks like or what it does. I wouldn't assume that he would
> >>know
> >>to disconnect power either. It may seem simple to "US" in the trades
but
> >>it
> >
> > And you KNOW he's gonna spark it out .....
>
> That is his problem isn't = more work for you guys


More work for us = Tony messing with HVAC equipment.



Posted by tony on September 9, 2007, 12:36 pm

> Hello.....My house has 3 different units for A/C and one of then the
> fan is no working.



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
> the fan and that will fix the problem?
>



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