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I have a 20+ year old York heat pump. It's working pretty good although I
noticed that one of the fan blades in the outside unit has cracked. I'm going to have the unit serviced soon. I don't know if a replacement for the fan blades for this motor is available. The motor has been replaced a couple of times over the years. I seem to remember one of the service guys saying the current electric motor was made by G.E. Probably the only option I'll be presented with is a complete motor replacement. I think it cost something like $250 the last time it was replaced several years ago. No doubt it will be more expensive now. The outside unit motor is currently working fine. I don't want the expense of replacing it just for a cracked fan blade. How would you go about repairing the crack, if that is possible? Or could the fan blade unit be replaced with a generic blade assembly with a similar size? The photo link below shows the outside motor, if that is any help. Thanks, in advance, for any information you can provide. http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...-fan-blade.jpg |
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