I have Mitsubishi AC. The blower wheel will not come off the motor shaft very easily. I do have the set screw loosened. This happened last time I was cleaning my unit.
@@rhodachandler4277 it's being a while since I had to do one of those so I can't tell you a whole lot through chat over here. It might be best to hire a local HVAC Tech who has worked on those
We just installed a new mini split. I was trying to check the temperature with a thermometer and it grabbed the probe and broke a couple fins off one section of the fan. It seems like the air is still blowing good on 5/6 of the fan. Do I need to replace the fan immediately or will it be ok to run it like this for a while?
I have a 36k Gree mini split and my blower fan is a two piece design. All the videos I see show one piece wheels. I’m trying to figure out how to replace my right hand fan (closest to blower motor). Do you know how?
I don't know how because we don't work on those units. We primarily work with top line brands like Mitsubishi. And this would be one of the reasons why, it's very easy to work on them there is a lot of support and they rarely fail. Most of the end user available products are nearly impossible to service, get parts or support for. I'm saying this in a joking way but also seriously and respectfully, the best option would be to replace it with a Mitsubishi.
@@shanestoewer6138 unfortunately yes. Most dyi brands are not service friendly. It's hard to get support or manuals with details on servicing and diagnosis.
@@cleanairheatingcooling4105 For safety reasons or something to do with how it runs? Also, with the weather in my area being over 100 degrees for 10 days will that have something to do with my house not staying as cool as I think it should?
I have a Mitsubishi. Does the motor shaft have any sort of divot that the set screw should screw into? My set? Screw came all the way out, I carefully screwed it in but now the blower wheel seems to just have play going back and forth, it's not firmly tight against the motor shaft. Is this going to make a problem?
@@sherryberry2394 No, Mine did not. In fact I did not even put it back in the last time I cleaned it. I just got a new heat pump. Mine was 15 years old and not working very properly.
