The blower is one of the
most important components of any heating, ventilation, and air
conditioning (HVAC) system. It generates the temperature-regulated
airflow required of the entire system, and helps circulate the
airflow all over the structure. However, wintertime is often the most
brutal period for HVAC systems.
In the northern climes,
for example, the system is put on a higher setting as the
temperatures drop. Hence, winter is not a good time to see your HVAC
system conk out in the middle of a bad snowstorm. The warmer months,
therefore, will be the right time to fix or replace the HVAC system
before the mercury creeps south.
The team from your
preferred HVAC contractor can come over to inspect the entire system
in addition to replacing the blower motor. For the motor assembly,
the electrical connections to it should be shut off at the circuit
breaker level to prevent accidental electrocution. Consult the user
manual for proper instructions on stripping the assembly and wire
layout.
Take note that if the
blower’s motor is the only problem in the system, it’ll have to
be replaced with a similar model. Your contractor can help by
determining the proper specs, such as horsepower, motor diameter, and
rotation speed. The right model should be brought along to prevent
hassles with the installation.
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