Introduction
For any indoor farmer/grower, a duct fan that quits working is how your day also comes to a complete stop. The idea of repairing a duct fan can sound like something that a professional can only do or that it is hard is all too common. Many people spend money unnecessarily believing this myth - when in reality, you can save so much money by buying an alternative motor from the same company or repair kit for the same amount of time it takes to watch a television show.
This guide will give you the step by step direction on how to replace the motor for the fact duct in six easy steps.
What you need
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To remove the cord secure nut from the housing, twist the nut counterclockwise until the screw slides down easily.
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Using a Phillips head screwdriver, undue the screw attached to the green ground wiring. It will now stay disconnected.
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Using a pair of scissors, carefully clip the zip ties and disconnect the motor from the power cord. You will no longer need a motor or wires attached. Assure a safe place for your power cord is set to the side continued onward.
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Undue first two screws on the side of the ductal housing. Remove and set the screw and two locking washers to the side.
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You will need the screws and locking washers to attach new fan duct motor unless new motor comes with set up.
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Remove bracket and fan blade from motor. Lift the blade from the duct and set aside.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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