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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
[Re: Fullthrottle]
#2824952
06/08/19 07:28 AM
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Montgomery, AL
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A quick Google search turned up Wittichen Supply, who is possibly in your area. They are open on Saturdays 7:00-11:00. Best wishes.
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
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06/08/19 08:11 AM
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limestone al
scrape
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a-1 appliance parts in gasden or alberville
hurry they close at 12:00 on saturday. If they dont have it they may could have you pick it up at another place.
Last edited by scrape; 06/08/19 08:21 AM.
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
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#2824985
06/08/19 08:13 AM
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Alabama
RSmith
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Alabama
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That is an x13 ECM motor, its not your plain Jane motor, 99% change its not the actual motor that's bad, the control module on those are notorious for going bad. It un bolts and separates from the motor itself. Also not sure how you diagnosed it as being bad, but those motors have 240v all the time to them, the thermostat sends 24v to the module and closes a relay in the module, the first one I came across years ago I thought was bad because I could read 240v but it wasn't running, turns out it wasn't getting the 24v from the thermostat
But if it is the module or motor bad, B&D Electric motors in Bham will be your best bet, they will be cheaper and will sell to you.
Good luck with it, hope this helps
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
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#2824992
06/08/19 08:26 AM
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Clanton, AL
Out back
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Clanton, AL
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I think we found the expert.
Not the typical aldeer expert, either, but an actual expert. 😆
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
[Re: RSmith]
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06/08/19 08:28 AM
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limestone al
scrape
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That is an x13 ECM motor, its not your plain Jane motor, 99% change its not the actual motor that's bad, the control module on those are notorious for going bad. It un bolts and separates from the motor itself. Also not sure how you diagnosed it as being bad, but those motors have 240v all the time to them, the thermostat sends 24v to the module and closes a relay in the module, the first one I came across years ago I thought was bad because I could read 240v but it wasn't running, turns out it wasn't getting the 24v from the thermostat
But if it is the module or motor bad, B&D Electric motors in Bham will be your best bet, they will be cheaper and will sell to you.
Good luck with it, hope this helps yeah, but be glad its an x13 and not an infinate variable motor that cost $900. I just sold the same x13 motor at my garage sale last year for $5. I bought it new off ebay for $60 and tried to retrofit my unit to do away with the $900 infinity motor and found out it can't be done and of course the only thing wrong with it was the module.
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
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#2825023
06/08/19 09:17 AM
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Harpersville, AL
tfd1224
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Harpersville, AL
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i replaced mine with a motor from grainger. It’s been working good for a year now and i saved myself about $175 with what they wanted for the trane motor on eBay. No a/c supply houses will sell to you unless you have a license. Now i didn’t use a trane motor, all the wires on my motor were different from the one on my air handler but my dad sent some pics to his buddies who own an electric motor shop and they told me how to wire it up. It’s been running great for a year.
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
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#2825047
06/08/19 09:48 AM
06/08/19 09:48 AM
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Trussville Alabama
inatree
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Trussville Alabama
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B&D are good folks. If there's any way to get you going they will help you.
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
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#2825111
06/08/19 11:53 AM
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Pike County, AL
Fuzzy_Bunny
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Pike County, AL
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Got it fixed guys. Thanks for the advice. It Was the motor shaft. It was wore out and wobbling cause it to get in bind and not spin Sounds like bad bearings
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
[Re: RSmith]
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06/08/19 12:02 PM
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Scottsboro, Al
jbatey1
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Scottsboro, Al
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That is an x13 ECM motor, its not your plain Jane motor, 99% change its not the actual motor that's bad, the control module on those are notorious for going bad. It un bolts and separates from the motor itself. Also not sure how you diagnosed it as being bad, but those motors have 240v all the time to them, the thermostat sends 24v to the module and closes a relay in the module, the first one I came across years ago I thought was bad because I could read 240v but it wasn't running, turns out it wasn't getting the 24v from the thermostat
But if it is the module or motor bad, B&D Electric motors in Bham will be your best bet, they will be cheaper and will sell to you.
Good luck with it, hope this helps FWIW You can remove the module and ohm those motors out as with any 3 phase/ variable speed motor. All windings should read the same. If the motor ohms out good, and you have high and your control voltage to the module, replace the module.
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
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#2825117
06/08/19 12:11 PM
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Got it fixed guys. Thanks for the advice. It Was the motor shaft. It was wore out and wobbling cause it to get in bind and not spin What exactly did you do to fix it........
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Re: Need air handler motor. Help
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06/08/19 04:58 PM
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North Alabama
Fullthrottle
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Got it fixed guys. Thanks for the advice. It Was the motor shaft. It was wore out and wobbling cause it to get in bind and not spin What exactly did you do to fix it........ Replaced the motor
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