Nice job. I always put either cardboard or a piece of carpet on the ground so not to scratch the metal top of the unit. I use either grease or anti-sieze on the top of the motor shaft so the next guy doesn't have a hard time removing the blade. Keep up the great work. I appreciate your videos.
Nice video, job well done. Question: do those Lennox condensor fan motors not have reversable wiring? I seem to recall some brands have a couple of wires that can be switched to provide reverse rotation.
Good video, however, no mention of checking or replacing the capacitor. Sometimes a dead capacitor will make the motor run backwards. Also, I recommend checking the amp draw on the motor. If the amp draw is too high, sometimes the motor is sitting too much into the shroud and will draw higher amps than the rating and may cause premature motor failure.
Nice job. I always put either cardboard or a piece of carpet on the ground so not to scratch the metal top of the unit. I use either grease or anti-sieze on the top of the motor shaft so the next guy doesn't have a hard time removing the blade. Keep up the great work. I appreciate your videos.
Nice video, job well done. Question: do those Lennox condensor fan motors not have reversable wiring? I seem to recall some brands have a couple of wires that can be switched to provide reverse rotation.
No. The OEM motors don’t have the reverse option. The ones you are talking about are the universal replacement motors the can run CW or CCW.
great video!
Good video, however, no mention of checking or replacing the capacitor. Sometimes a dead capacitor will make the motor run backwards. Also, I recommend checking the amp draw on the motor. If the amp draw is too high, sometimes the motor is sitting too much into the shroud and will draw higher amps than the rating and may cause premature motor failure.
In the previous video of the same call I replaced the capacitor
The cap was making it run backwards
Good video. Did you used the same capacitor??
You said the fan side was not good.
Thanks @Nivaldo👊🏻. No the capacitor was replaced as well.
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