Diagnosing and Replacing A Variable Speed Blower On a Goodman AVPTC Air Handler
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2022
- In this video I visit an apartment complex with a variable speed air handler where the blower wasn’t working. #hvac #hvacguy #hvaclife #hvactechnician #fieldpiece #hvactech #acrepair #hvacinstall #milwaukeetools #goodman
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Don't you just love when the homeowner stands over your shoulder
I love it when I'm doing change outs, they usually leave me alone after they start itching with the insulation/plenum etc I give them to take from the attic. I have no choice since they are in my way. 🤷
@@JoseJB0 that's a good idea
Good job. Always drink plenty of water. Drinking water has so many health benefits, it's help to eliminate kidney stones. Take care.
Yep im guilty of this. I tend to hover but usually try to stay out the way as much as possible.
@@Brad.W I always ask if I can watch, AND I stay out of the way!!! I don't tell them how to do their job either!
Pepsi and diet pepsi, and coke are ALL diuretics and will dehydrate you if you don't drink water with it!
Good mention of avoiding the set screw hole...
Accidentally hit one with my hub puller last week a bit and had use a small drill to remove a bur in the top of the threads I created.
I didn't have a hole file or a tap set with me.
29 year old Coleman condenser fan. Whole unit was rust.
If you have a spare screw and a file, you can make a tap quite fast. Use the edge of the file to cut a slot on the screw.
your tiredness you comminted about and the PA said you were dehydrated. You later said you got winded coming up the stairs. Sounds like something else you might be dealing with. Go to heart doctor, and get a stress test. You do great work and look forward to them every day.
Todd you are correct about it may be something other than dehydration. It can cause that, but why just in the morning? The NP may have taken vitals, but that does not show everything. He may need bloodwork, most of all a Doctor. Many things can cause those symptoms. It doesn't have to be heart related.
@@jthonn I agree, it may not be, but I like to rule out the important things first and work my way down the list. It worth a question to your doctor and not the PA. I just wish the best for you and not trying to make u worry.
Definitely! You need your heart checked and a full blood work panel done. Ask for a cbc
Man, that has to be one of the easiest air handlers to work on...Look at all that space...lol
Glad you’re doing ok. That blower fighting till the end. Good job
That thing fought you every step of the way. I got irritated just watching. Good job staying patient and getting it done right!
You’re goated in this field very smart man, I just got my first HVAC Job hope everything goes right been studying your work hope to use it in the field👍🏽
Good luck and stay safe out there. Just retired after 43 year's in all areas of HVAC but mostly service, maintenance and installation. Two words of advice from this OG journeyman. 1. Bank away some money. 2. STAY HYDRATED! Heat exhaustion or stroke is NO JOKE!
Saving money 💰 and as much as you can will be extremely vital in your lean year's and for retirement. This trade pays very well...let it work for YOU later on as you're working for it. Curtis, glad you got checked out. Dehydration is really sneaky and is a slow killer. Take care of yourself out there.
Hey Curtis, just after retirement, I was short on breath and had some chest pain. After a bunch of heart related testing, they found blood clots in my lungs. Be well, my friend.
dang 😥
Good job. Always drink plenty of water. Water has so many health benefits, helps to eliminate kidney stones. Take care.
Tell your Doc to give you a stress test and have bloodwork done stat. Rule out the bad things first. Thanks for the video. Take care.
Good job man, I did this exact same motor swap a couple years ago, and let me tell you, about halfway through I was wishing I'd paid to have it done, lol. Your video almost gave me PTSD, reminding me how much it sucked, lol. I found a used motor on eBay though, and saved literally a couple thousand dollars DIY, so it is what it is. I don't have a wheel puller though, so had to resort to emery cloth, hammer, torch, and eventually a sledge hammer to get it off, it felt like it was freaking welded to the shaft. I then used some some anti-seize compound on the new shaft, in hopes that if I ever have to do the motor again, I won't go through this again, dang.
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Great work hvac guy
Great job!
Good job Curtis 😊😊😊😊😊
thank you for sharing.
i was manually turning these blower pullers for far too long on some that just took way too long to give.
tip for people looking into it:i recommend getting an impact socket for the shaft/bolt on the puller-- it speeds up even gnarly motors tremendously. ***obviously be very careful about how straight the shafts are aligned as you may damage the blower wheel housing
That method will completely destroy your puller over a few attempts
@@youoweme5forreadingthisnam535 nah, it won't. been doing it for a couple years. lol
Curtis
Another good video, I stumbled across you a few months ago and enjoy your channel. Thanks for not posting the same video over and over (like changing a capacitor) like I have seen on others! Question though why do you install such poor (plastic fiber) filters..they are such junk? Rock on and stay 🆒
Good job.
My doctor told me the exact thing today. I thought I was drinking plenty but she says not. So I guess I will up the game lol
Good job Curtis, Try some Gatorade for rehydration, works better than water.
It's all good man
Good work, those motors can be a pain.
Get yourself a flex extension for those tight spaces.
You need to find the root cause of your shortness of breath, think about your own blood circulation like a a/c circuit. Your heart is the compressor and there might be a restriction in not getting enough blood to your lungs causing a shortness in breath. It sneaks up on you and boom ! See a cardiologist.. I’m enjoying watching your videos and would like to see more.
have you considered buying supco ecm tester, it will make your job way easier
Have you used it? I have wondered if they are reliable
@@williamserver4332 so much reliable
You have to wonder if the tightness of those bearings caused the motor to fail prematurely. Bad bearings appear to be the cause of most of your motor failures, not shorted windings, like in many industrial motors after decades of use. That was some rusty motor shaft.
As much of a struggle it is sometimes to pull the motor shafts from the fan housings I wonder if putting together a jig on the back of your van to hold the housing in place might be useful? Is there any downside to using a wheel puller? Seems like a socket on your battery tool and a crescent holding it in place would make quick work of that replacement. Disclaimer, I'm an electronics guy not a mechanical type so probably out in left field here! ;-)
If puller aint dead center can scratch inside of hub
Dehydration? It sounds like you're out of breath at times. Hopefully all is well with you. Really like your videos.
It says in the troubleshooting guide to use an Emerson ultra check ez diagnostic tool. Did you get some diagnostic info from an alternative source?
What’s your feeling on variable, 2 stage, and single stage system? Our 10 year old single stage Goodman is getting tired in this house we just bought. It’s a 1800sqft single story home in the California Central Valley and our first ever home with AC. Will want to put a Lennox ac to match up with the fairly new Lennox furnace already in.
Can you do a van tour and a bag loadout
Lol can’t tell you how many times I have drop the blower screw/bolt inside the blower cage
Usually on these I always replace board along with motor.
It would behoove you to know when to lay down the power tool and use the appropriate size hand tool.
I was just wondering can you take the old motor and rebuild it
Curtis, how big is your shop ? Do you lease or own the shop space ?
What's a good Georgia boy doin' drinkin' Pepsi??? Lol!
But seriously, I quit drinking (pop, soda, coke) years ago and feel much better and don't miss it.
Could it be the ecm module?
Where’d you get that hub puller?
Did you consider it could have just been the module?
By looking at the shaft rust getting moisture in it
How long did this motor last ?
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Thanks in advance.
Milwaukee battery light sold at Home Depot
@@HVACGUY What model/part#? thanks!
@@bcotterman499 it appears to be a Milwaukee 2108
You would find it so easier having a a couple of fixed sized spanners for the fan puller, rather than using adjustables...........just saying
How many years as a tech do you have?
So I’m assuming you always have to go back with the oem motor because it has DC voltage going to it?
On these, yes
With these true variable speed motors I'm always worried the board is bad and not the blower. I don't know a good way to be 100% certain.
By the way, I found that a metal punch and hammer work far better to get stubborn motors out. Just beat it out from the top of the shaft. Works every time. Faster and easier.
You want to remove and unplug motor after it de energizes and do a continuity test between the windings. Should be all roughly same ohms. Think of a contactor coil. Between 10 and 20ohms is ok. You can also buy a techmate that jumps the test pins and bypasses blower module
I had to replace my Goodman blower module. Got one from Florida for 100.00. What was there cost for a replacement motor/ module?
@@acrservicesmathewr7565 isn't that method just for x13 motors. Variable speed 16 pin are different, right?
@@jericosha2842 I'm talking about ecm only. So anything else will have diff resistances depending on speeds
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I hope you get a second opinion from a doctor about being light headed. Thanks for the videos.
It’s probably nice to be able to work on an inside unit where you actually have some space to work… Instead of trying to squeeze in with tiny tiny little closet space
That motor looks like it’s been replaced before looking at the shaft length
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Slap a relay and a PCs motor on it
A clean airhandler and apartment?! You must be in some one else’s video. Lol
Don’t you just love them variable speed motors? I’m being sarcastic!
There is nothing like annoying customers be on top of you looking what you doing
I would take the motor home and do an autopsy.
I will give you a virtual one. The module went bad like they all do.
96 oz. Water per day
you can see the motor is not turning completely smoothly, you're doing all that picking up and dropping and just forcing the shaft in, you should have seen the shaft has to line up with the indented side.......
GO NO GO TEST
No excuse for me wish I could keep my van that neet!!!
I HATE THE VARIABLE SPEED MOTORS
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Wonder if dude can hear that music....
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