How to Replace a Failed Damper Motor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2025
- How do you tell if the motor on one of your dampers has failed? What's the easiest way to repair it and more on this episode of Field Engineering!
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I really appreciate Phil for sharing his knowledge. Its the old guys with experience that know the tips and tricks of the trade.
Thanks for the video. Phil Kimble really knows a lot about damper motors. I appreciate him sharing his knowledge.
Great video. Extremely informative. I really like the old guy, Phil! Great personality.Thankful and appreciative!
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I work with Honeywell Tech support, And I just finished my zoning training. Great video. These videos also help me learn different techniques. Hopefully you can continue uploading videos
Thank you! Congrats on finishing your zoning training. We plan on keeping the videos coming! Feel free to check out our technical trainings for an even deeper look on just about anything HVAC -- th-cam.com/play/PLeWb1l5tMA8EFkdqaAkmFcl7kILB-STVP.html
I will definitely check it out. Thanks bro!!
Awesome! I learnt quite a bit. Thank you guys!
Are all the dampener motors interchangeable? I have the motor in the middle (the fan blade one) but I can't find that anywhere. It's by Firstzone.
Really well done - thanks!
How to recognize power open n power close damper/ actuator.
helpful, thanks.
im bummed that i have one motor that continually burns out, one that is bulletproof. perhaps its a board issue, or one of those screws in-duct where it shouldn’t be.
Can you lubricate the gears ⚙️?
Is it possible to have the damper open and close continuously? I'm looking to use a damper motor for plant lighting, but I'm looking for something that will rotate 180 D and back to 0 on a continuous basis. Is this possible?
Oh wow thanks to be so anest to explaining very vell