I need to order a new fan for inside my air conditioner

need new fan ,,, or loose connection,, or new heater matrix which is expensive

slide out and spin blade by hand. should be able to tell if anything restricting rotation

The buzzing sounds like the fan trying to start. Try a new fan capacitor, or get a new fan

I'm not sure how you determined that the capacitor needs replaced without being able to check it. But the capacitor is the round tube attached inside the box. It will have several wires coming from the top. it sits down in a round hole and is held in place with two screws. Rudd usually (although not always) have gray plastic capacitors. note when you disconnect the capacitor which wires go to herm (that is your compressor) fan and common. Usually the fan is brown and the compressor is yellow or orange. there are usually two wires on the common. Note how many microfarad the capacitor is and replace with same rating. the 5 microfarad side is for the fan. I would however replace the whole capacitor.

You do not put water into this air conditioner. It uses a special chemical inside of a system of pipes in order to cool.

The unit may get hot on one side, but that is due to how it extracts heat.

The water you experience leaking is condensation. I surmise you live in a humid climate. This is normal. Just watch where the condensation is leaking from.

If you are still having problems and it is not putting out cold or cool air, take it to an air conditioner repair shop or buy a new unit.

Hope this helped!

Thanks!

Look inside the panel,there should be a wiring diagram

OUTSIDE FAN OR INSIDE FAN OR BOTH. IF BOTH CHECK THERMOSTAT WIRE HOOK UP. IF YOU INSTALLED NEW TSTAT CHECK FOR JUMPER ON RH-RC TERMINALS ON TSTAT BACK PLATE. IF INSIDE FAN COMES ON WITH FAN IN ON SETTING AT FAN ON AUTO LEVER THAN PROBLEM IS AT OUTSIDE UNIT. CHECK FUSES IN BOX ON OUTSIDE WALL. SHUT OFF BREAKER FIRST.

I am not familiar with the Blueway brand but have never seen an air conditioner on which you could not replace the fan.

Is this a split system or a window unit? If a window unit it may not be worth the trouble.

is it the condenser fan or inside blower???

It could be the blower fan is loose and needs to be tightened. If so, and you're handy, shouldn't be too difficult. Depends on the specific design.