Noisy furnace motor
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Oct-07-2013 06:40 PM
Can you easily replace just the motor and where can you buy one.
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Nov-22-2012 09:50 PM
powderman426 wrote:This has not been my experience.sum1 wrote:
Yours may be different, but I have gotten YEARS of extended and quiet life out of squealing fan motors by getting a couple of drops of oil into the bearings. Get creative to reach the bearings: sewing machine oil dispenser, Q-tip taped to a length of wire, a piece of broom straw dipped into the oil, a twig with just the right curves, ...
Because the bearings are sealed, that wont work unless you get the motor out and drill small oil holes into them. For that much trouble, you might just as well replace the motor. JMO
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Nov-09-2012 11:31 AM
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Really depends on Mfg. and model.
Motor bearings are sealed..so oiling them won't help.
Year/Brand/Model info would be helpful.
The blower motors have oil soaked bushings, not sealed bearings, easily and effectively oiled. As mentioned, either sewing machine oil or 20W non detergent motor oil will fit the bill.
WDP
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Nov-09-2012 05:23 AM
My furnace blower sound like it sounds when you are sitting in the back roll of seats on a MD80 Jet Plane... a real loud GRRRRRRRRR type noise.
The loud noise coupled with the 6-8AMPS the blower motor draws sure does keep me from using the gas furnace very much.
Roy Ken
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