Lennox pulse G14 blower motor replacement

[@embeddedgirl]

would love to see one of these things running in person. as an engineer I say hats off to those who designed the pulse because nothing even came close to its efficiency for an entire decade. to be that ahead of its time is extremely impressive. shame they didn't think about corrosion and mechanical stress on the welds :/ If they had addressed both of those problems these things would have lasted a lifetime.

[@C_dublYu]

We bought our house 2.5 years ago and we have a Pulse G14 that was manufactured in 1988. We are currently having some issues with it now that we believe might be the end of its life. We have had some minor issue with it and every time a technician sees it, the first thing they do is comment on it in one way or the other about it being awesome and/or old.

[@minnesotasalamander5913]

Sorry about that comment,sometimes I"m opinionated.Thanks for the heads up .. I appreciate the effort it takes to get to where you are technically and your character.Your videos are appreciated.

[@RandPrint]

does the red wire from the motors on these go unconnected?

[@jbilous1]

Thank you very much! Awesome video. Changed mine today thanks to you!

[@92greensho]

Great video, Thanks! I have a G14Q4-60-19 in my home that still runs strong. to help improve air changeover I'm looking at the evergreen motors. Have you ever used them?

[@HVACUncensored]

Good job as always man!!

[@RockoRocko-rz7kx]

When u pulled the motor put, why not clean the fan blades? What a perfect opportunity

[@lynnherrera5048]

I have a question. I have a g14 pulse furnace. My numbers are g14 q3-100-6. My motor went out and it's been about 3-15 degrees last few days. I'm trying to buy a new motor but don't know what model number will work. Any help you can give would be appreciated

[@davidj.mcdowell5382]

g14 1987...This will be the first blower motor. hope to find one to work. Do you think you should changed the capacitor...also. Would you know the motor part number or specs

[@davidskroch7151]

I wonder if he put in a new filter also? looks like the people never use one.

[@gonzgarr1592]

nice job

[@keithsac2542]

Blower wheel was fairly dirty?

[@MiHeatingGuy]

Yes it was but they didn't want to pay for a blower wheel cleaning landlord tenant situation

[@davidskroch7151]

use a 3/8 wrench is easier than using a knuckle buster to loosen the squirrel cage bolt to the motor shaft.

[@MiHeatingGuy]

Looks like you have a lot to say about this 🤔 Thanks for watching

[@donkeyearrs]

This is a perfect example of why I like to do my own maintenance if at all possible. You changed out the motor and didn't even clean the customers fan before reassembling it. Wouldn't have taken that long to take the fan housing to a car wash and hose the entire thing off before putting motor back in.

[@MiHeatingGuy]

+Donald Baker At 8 o'clock at night in other calls I have I don't think I'm taking the fan anywhere And if the customers not gonna pay for it why am I gonna do it I don't work for free and I hope you don't either Thanks for watching

[@davidskroch7151]

didn't see him discharge the capacitor to be safe of getting shocked or killed.

[@davidskroch7151]

didn't clean the squirrel cage at all.

[@minnesotasalamander5913]

Clean the wheel.One of the few rookie mistakes I've seen you make.Just saying.I appreciate your videos.

[@MiHeatingGuy]

+Minnesota Salamander when customers don't pay me to clean the wheel I'm not going to clean the wheel I get paid for what I do thanks for watching