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Outdoor unit fan making noise when running sounds

Outdoor unit fan making loud noise when running sounds like may need lubricant. Everything else is working fine.

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Bearing in fan going out. Let it run till it quits or call service tech to change motor. Fix cost about 250 to 300 dollars. russ

  • Tim Golden
    Tim Golden Sep 03, 2013

    I changed motor and the coil looking object LoL anditruns for about 5 minutes and then starts this screaching sound and then the fan stops????

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