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Trade: home builder
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Blower Noise On Startup
My blower motor makes a noise and is slow to startup. Once it gets going it runs fine with no noises. I changed out the 22,000 cap with a 10,000 cap and the motor wouldn't get going (this was the only cap onhand). I put both caps together (parallel) and the motor starts up much quicker with little to no noise.
Do you think my orginal cap is going bad or is the starter windings in the motor on the way out and by adding the additional cap it is masking the problem? Don't want to buy a motor if all it needs is a new cap. Goodman 2 stage multispeed gas furnace. |
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Trade: HVAC
Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 1,310
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Re: Blower Noise On Startup
Its possible.
Its also possible your burning up the motor with the current cap set up you did. |
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Trade: HVAC
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: The Island of Long
Posts: 5
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Re: Blower Noise On Startup
You will do more harm by not using the correct size capacitor. The wrong size cap could eventually overheat the motor and burn it out. You need a multi meter to check these out.
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