Date: Thu, 08 Jun 2000 13:10:28 GMT From: Bill Frysinger <frysingnopsamenet.spamfree.com> Subject: Re: Blower motor transitor blown? Procedure? Help!!!
Yes, I'm saying that it is very likely the electronic module died because the motor is worn out. If that's the original motor it has lasted a whole lot longer than the one in my '88 9000. bradford wrote: > > Ihey thanx but i need to clear something up...are u saying i broke the > tranistor speed control thing becuse I have a bad blower motor?...since > the actaul fan is dying it fucked up the speed control and will > continue to do so? thanx for your help > > bead > > alittle drunk > > n article <393DB991.9B33B68Anopsamenet.spamfree.com>, > Bill Frysinger <frysingnopsamenet.spamfree.com> wrote: > > The electronic module probably went because the fan motor is about > shot. > > I learned that the expensive way - I replaced the module (with a used > > one, of course) and the replacement promptly blew. After I installed a > > new motor and again replaced the speed control module, it has worked > > fine for more than two years. The electronic module appears to be a > > pretty crude design by today's standards, and it can't handle the > > electrical garbage resulting from worn out brushes. > > > > bradford wrote: > > > > > > Can someone give me a semi detalied procedure and fx to get to and > > > replace the power transistor for the blower motor in a 88 9000T. my > fan > > > is always blowing on High and I was told that the solution lies in > the > > > transistor for the blower motor...any other thoughts...please > > > help...also does a squeeling high pitched noise occure when the fan > is > > > going dead? I pulled the fuse on the blower motor (becuase it > always on > > > high) and the squeeling stoped. so i would like to fix this problem > so > > > i can run the fan at my own pace and not either fucking hot or > fucking > > > cold.. > > > > > > brad > > > > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > > > Before you buy. > > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.
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