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This is the label of the fan motor. It says GE Motors.
At the bottom of the specification label, you will see Bryant Heating & Cooling Systems
Jul 27, 2020 3:49 PM
imgbbuser8
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This is the label of the fan motor. It says GE Motors.
At the bottom of the specification label, you will see Bryant Heating & Cooling Systems
Smidge204
You should probably call a tech. Though you can disconnect all power and see if the condenser fan spins freely by hand I suppose
imgbbuser8
Yeah, not comfortable getting a stranger to my house due to the pandemic. Been trapped at home for 4.5 months to try to avoid contact.
malicart
They should be able to do everything outside for the most part or wear a mask to come in for a moment, you are being a bit silly.
imgbbuser8
I was hoping so too. Maybe I'll just turn on or off the AC per contractor's instruction on the phone.
TheDentDad
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=U5Kip6erXH4
imgbbuser8
Yeah I watched this video, was guessing maybe a bad capacitor.
imgbbuser8
So even if the capacitor is bad, the unit could still pretend to go on with that noise to fool me?