Lennox Furnace Blower Motor Replacement

[@margehernandez9902]

what is the part numbers? I have model # ch33-36a-2f thank you

[@repairclinic]

There should be either a 2 or 3 at the end of your model number. Double check it and enter it in RepairClinic.com. All the genuine OEM replacement parts will populate for your specific model.

[@excampopa]

Thank you so much! Local HVAC company wanted $1300 to replace. Parts cost me $203.

[@repairclinic]

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[@Frog5684]

Thanks for the video. Repairman wanted $1000. I did it for $210 after tax.

[@LarryMar]

My wheel got jammed on the side of the duct and spun out the core. I'm afraid it stressed the motor even though motor works. AC Company wants $1600 to replace the blower assembly. My unit is 16 years old. How much for a blower assembly R/R? $1600 sounds kind of high.

[@hollyblackstone4542]

I was just wondering whether there are any differences in this process across Lennox models. I have a G61MPV, and although the configuration looks similar for the blower assembly anyway, I wanted to know if there was anything else to look for. The cover is different, but that's a minor thing. This video is nice - straightforward, well filmed! Thank you! =)

[@alexc7530]

Just a tip: I had issues getting the fan off of the motor shaft. Avoid hitting the shaft directly with a hammer to prevent mushrooming the shaft. I used penetrating oil on the shaft and actually used a lighter to heat it up slightly then hammered a piece of wood to push the shaft out. The key for me was heating the shaft up.

[@bambam4LSU]

Just today pulled mine out. Past year was making a rumbling noise and vibrating pretty darn loud, other night was so loud it woke everyone up.. I can't confirm if it was build up (dirt and dust) or that mine has rubber mount bushing where the motor mounts to the blower housing and they were sightly worn so I twisted them 180. It now run and sounds like new..

[@TheMcGuireLife]

I’ll be getting my upstairs blower motor replaced this coming Monday or Tuesday!!

[@mekkotecumseh8443]

I bought a replacement but it doesn’t have brackets. How do I mount the new motor on.

[@tonya.2113]

Thanks for the straight forward tutorial. Saved a bundle of cash.

[@ramonpineda7514]

I have a similar unit maybe a few years older. Two of the three brackets holding the motor up are broken. Can I purchase just the mounting bracket? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

[@ramonpineda7514]

@@repairclinic I thank you very much for your response. Be well! 😊

[@ultrafaga1947]

Now, imagine doing all this in a hot ass attic!

[@henryesp9284]

In florida !!

[@Debbie-sb9tc]

Need to remove blower motor

[@tomference4618]

..looks easy enough, thanks!

[@cexue1843]

very good video. thanks

[@repairclinic]

+ce xue Thanks.

[@xa-xii4865]

Now I can overclock my AMD Ryzen 9 3900X to 5 GHz with the blower.

[@weakland07]

I went to Grainger and got a replacement and this video helped me immensely and I’m grateful