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Posted by Qong on April 17, 2008, 4:27 pm
Yeah, that's what I've always used (of course only on motors with oil
ports), one guy actually takes *some* models apart and uses what he thinks
is a high quality grease on all parts, even the core! Another guy uses a
grease gun with a needle attachment and electric motor bearing grease (Mobil
Pyrex). He swears it's longer lasting than the zoom spouts, because
homeowners don't typically call every year like they shoot to get a checkup
which includes blower wheel motor lubrication.
Thought he was kinda nuts. :)
> Most of the new motors don't have oil ports on them. for the rest, Zoom
> spout oilers work well.
>
> --
> Steve @ Noon-Air Heating & A/C
>
> Stop calling me for freebies!
> "Satan, I'll fix your air conditioner when you pay me, Cheapskate!"
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>> It's one of those things that's extremely basic, yet I have seen a wide
>> amount of variation on techniques, products and greases used, etc. I've
>> worked with three different techs in the last couple of months and each
>> one had their own products and methods of applying them, etc.
>>
>> Just wondering if there will be a lot of variation in the replies here or
>> not! :)
>>
>>
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