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Sounds like a fan motor running constently........i have looked at the fan and it is not the fan motor.........is there a fan in the compressor that could be running?
It does not look like it is the fan by the compressor. I listened closely to this fan and it did not seem to be the one making the noise.
When I turned down the temperature control in the freezer, the noise stopped. When I turn up the temperature control the noise starts again and continues to run.It does not look like it is the fan by the compressor. I listened closely to this fan and it did not seem to be the one making the noise.
When I turned down the temperature control in the freezer, the noise stopped. When I turn up the temperature control the noise starts again and continues to run.
We have played around trying to find the source of the noise. When we turn the temp control in the freezer up, the fan and compressor on the bottom of the fridge start running. It sounds like the noise may be coming from this fan. How easy is this to replace? It looks like the electrical wire is hardwired into a small box attached on the back side of the compressor. We have played around trying to find the source of the noise. When we turn the temp control in the freezer up, the fan and compressor on the bottom of the fridge start running. It sounds like the noise may be coming from this fan. How easy is this to replace? It looks like the electrical wire is hardwired into a small box attached on the back side of the compressor.
The fan does run. The sound it is making is like a vibrating motor. It is hard to tell where the sound is coming from, but this is the only thing that makes sense and the sound does seem to be coming under the fridge. The fan does run. The sound it is making is like a vibrating motor. It is hard to tell where the sound is coming from, but this is the only thing that makes sense and the sound does seem to be coming under the fridge.
Are you talking about the fan in the freezer? That fan runs anytime the compressor does. Now if it is real noisy like sounds like it is hitting something then the fan inside the freezer compartment is hitting some built up ice on the coils.
Are you talking about the fan in the freezer? That fan runs anytime the compressor does. Now if it is real noisy like sounds like it is hitting something then the fan inside the freezer compartment is hitting some built up ice on the coils.
It is easy to replace. Just unplug the unit from the wall and cut the wires. Just two wires. Fan blades just unscrew from center. Should have a housing holding the motor in place. Does the fan run at all? Is it very noisy? Squealing, maybe vibration. ken
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without knowing age of unit, I suggest replacing the motor. Sounds like the armature is worn the bearings and is moving inside the windings of the motor. I would do that first before moving forward with any other repairs.
If I understand correctly, the motor is most likely your Inducer motor or Exhaust motor. It's circuit connects to a board which may have a sticking relay or someone has "tinkered" with your furnace. If it always has power it will never stop even with the thermostat off.
on the passenger side of the radiator, there is a temp switch, see if the wires got disconnected or cut. is your A/C on when you start the car? if so, turn it off, maaybe forcing the fans on.
Are you saying there is no air coming out of the vents? If that is the case then you need to check your indoor fan motor to see if it is running when the unit comes on. If it doesn't run check the circuit breaker for the indoor unit and make sure it is on. If the fan still doesn't run turn the breaker off and check the fan to make sure it rotates freely. If it turns freely then check the fan capacitor. If it looks swollen, replace it. If it doesn't look swollen then check it with a multimeter with the capacitor test function. Replace if bad. If it isn't bad, check the fan motor with the multimeter. Hope this helps.
have you recently replaced the motherboard? if so you have the wrong 4 pin power connector in place, there should be another one, use this one instead!
Sounds like the bearings in the fan motor. Replace the evap fan motor. You should be able to look under refrigeration parts to find your local parts house. But thats what it sounds like to me.
There are only two moving parts in this set. The fans and the color wheel. Typically when the color wheel starts to break or go on the fritz, the tv stops working. Count your blessings you've still got the picture. Open the back and turn the tv on. The color wheel is located on the optics block tray. The fans are very visible with the back off. Stop the fan for a second and see if the sound goes away. If not, you might want to start looking around for a replacement color wheel. Rivervalleyelectronics.net is a good place to start. Sometimes Discountmerchant.com carries them too. Be aware that there two different wheels available. If the fan is the culprit of your problem. Radioshack will likely have a replacement for you. If you need further help, post a comment or email me and I'll send you pictures of what to look for. [email protected]
Good luck.
It does not look like it is the fan by the compressor. I listened closely to this fan and it did not seem to be the one making the noise.
When I turned down the temperature control in the freezer, the noise stopped. When I turn up the temperature control the noise starts again and continues to run.
We have played around trying to find the source of the noise. When we turn the temp control in the freezer up, the fan and compressor on the bottom of the fridge start running. It sounds like the noise may be coming from this fan. How easy is this to replace? It looks like the electrical wire is hardwired into a small box attached on the back side of the compressor.
The fan does run. The sound it is making is like a vibrating motor. It is hard to tell where the sound is coming from, but this is the only thing that makes sense and the sound does seem to be coming under the fridge.
Are you talking about the fan in the freezer? That fan runs anytime the compressor does. Now if it is real noisy like sounds like it is hitting something then the fan inside the freezer compartment is hitting some built up ice on the coils.
There is a fan right beside the compressor. Aids in pulling air across the collection pan and to cool the compressor.
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