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Posted by <kjpro on August 14, 2007, 11:38 am
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> On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 22:19:24 -0500, kjpro wrote:
> >> On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 18:59:27 -0400, Michael wrote:
> >> > I have a Bard 48F001 (it's old) outside AC condensing unit.
> >> > When I replaced the fan motor I installed it so that air is drawn
thru
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> > the
> >> > coils and blows out the back toward the house.
> >> > When I did it that way, the ac didn't cool well.
> >> > So I called an outfit who came out and ultimately and changed motor
> >> > direction so the fan blew THROUGH the coils into the yard....and
> > everything
> >> > has been fine for 2 1/2 years.
> >> > Here's the question....
> >> > does anyone know WHICH WAY the blades should push air?
> >> > Has anyone EVER SEEN a condensing unit that blow air through the
coils
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> >> > rather than suck the air through?
> >> > THANKS.
> >> Any I've seen/repaired sucked air from outside through the condenser.
> > Do you know that your statement can be understood as either direction?
> Any I've seen/repaired sucked air from outside through the condenser.
Do you know that your statement can be understood as either direction?
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> When I replaced the fan motor I installed it so that air is drawn thru the
> coils and blows out the back toward the house.
>
> When I did it that way, the ac didn't cool well.
>
> So I called an outfit who came out and ultimately and changed motor
> direction so the fan blew THROUGH the coils into the yard....and everything
> has been fine for 2 1/2 years.
>
> Here's the question....
>
> does anyone know WHICH WAY the blades should push air?
>
> Has anyone EVER SEEN a condensing unit that blow air through the coils
> rather than suck the air through?
>
> THANKS.