I have a DF6SFX48K120C unit. The blower motor is freely moving but can't quite get started to blow cold air. wondering if this isa starting capacitor issue in the blower unit. Thoughts?

check and test fuses -relays for a/c system

Did the blower motor quit blowing or did the air quit getting cold?If the air is not cold, check to see if your compressor is engaged. If it is not, then you may have a refrigerant problem or an electrical problem . You will need to determine which problem it is before you can solve your air conditioning problem.. If the blower does not blow, Locate the blower motor and if possible, with the key on and the a/c switch on , tap the blower motor. If it starts working, replace it. If it does not, you will need to look for an electrical problem.

Problem is the blower motor or resistor has gone bad

Unit needs to be taken apart and washed out , also check to see if motor turns freely by hand , clean base of unit fans / blowers and drain ports / channels . Check outdoor motor to see if bearings are tight or fan overheats and cuts off if so replace outdoor motor .

Had a similar problem with my friends 2002 Silverado, first the blower motor started making funny noises and then quit working. Cost $45 to replace.

Before getting a replacement, check fuses and relays related to that circuit and make sure there is power going into the blower motor.

Good Luck

first off make sure you have no blown fuse. but front blower motor may be bad. if it does not work in any speedyou can check for power at the wires going to the blower. under dash on passenger side

Every air conditioner is equipped with at least two motors, the compressor and the fan motor. It is possible for the fan motor to be defective and the compressor to be running. If this is the case the unit will appear to be running and may even sound "normal" but no air is blowing out the front or back of the unit. If, after removing the cover of the unit you discover the fan blade is very stiff and difficult to rotate, the fan motor should be replaced. If the fan blade turns freely the circuit powering the fan motor will require electrical troubleshooting. It may be necessary to have a qualified technician locate the cause of the problem, which may be either a problem with the capacitor, the selector switch or the motor itself.

The clicking is the air temperature blend door motor, most likely the motor will have to be replaced the blend door checked to make sure it moves freely, this repair requires the removal of the dash assembly.

Replace the blower motor. Cleaning of the blower and motor will help in the moving of more air but will NOT eliminate the real problem in the motor bearings. Over time the lubrication will dry out and bearing wear results.

Turn off unit supply and check the blower wheel inside the indoor unit by rotating it manually by your finger if the blower wheel rotates freely then there is something wrong with your fan motor or fan motor capacitor. But if the blower wheel is not rotating freely try to check the fan motor for lubrication or some bushing dried of and no oil