Replacing A Honeywell Zone Damper Control Actuator Motor

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Replacing A Honeywell Zone Damper Control Actuator Motor
Was Having issues with my Damper controller, so i fixed it.
Old Part # M847D1004 New Part # M847D
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Комментарии : 22

@adamdonofrio2990 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for taking the time to put this information out there for the rest of us. You just saved me a service call.

@jmitch8122 11 дней назад

I just got charged 907 for this. They tried to sell me on replacing the first floor motor as well as it’s not functioning fully, hard no, will be ordering and replacing myself. Thank you for the video.

@handicamper101 11 дней назад

@@jmitch8122 that’s a crazy amount. I don’t mind paying someone for a service but that’s just way too much. Thanks for stopping by. 👍👍

@jmitch8122 11 дней назад

@@handicamper101 2024 man. I live in Massachusetts so that probably accounts for a bit of the up charge. YT has saved me tons, I have a medical background but growing up poor has helped me significantly with DIY. Again, thanks for posting this. Have a great day.

@CalvinsCorner72 Год назад

Good way to save a Man a lot of service repair. 💪

@handicamper101 Год назад

Easy to do and saved a ton. 👍👍

@jimlafrance9546 9 дней назад

Good video - when you put the motor on with the pin and “shaft” is the duct in the open position; so installed with motor in “open” and duct open?

@buzzsah Год назад

They are nice to have, we keep the spare room set at a lower temp and control. Nice work

@handicamper101 Год назад

Thanks Buzz. Pretty easy to change out to. And saving $600 is a plus as well

@paulmiller2104 5 месяцев назад

I bet you go to restaurants and ask chefs for their recipes and go home and cook it too

@handicamper101 5 месяцев назад

Good idea!!

@terrymogis6435 Год назад

George Brazil Air Conditioning charges $ 1300.00 each for installing these. One set screw !

@handicamper101 Год назад

That’s what made me research how to do it myself . When I had a company quote me over $600 to replace just one I knew there had to be a cheaper way. Lol. Thanks for stopping in and leaving a comment. I really appreciate it.

@MrCadillactruck05 11 месяцев назад

Do you know when the old style was installed?😊

@handicamper101 11 месяцев назад

The one I replaced was installed around 2011.

@christopherbrown5338 Год назад

Those spring return motors are crap! I've gone through my fair share. Everytime the motor got so hot the plastic gear would get soft from the heat & strip out. I went to a 3 wire non spring return, non honeywell brand.

@cwebb619 8 месяцев назад

Was quoted $700 for a $112 part!!!

@handicamper101 8 месяцев назад

I know that’s crazy.

@user-gq6iv1xf4m 6 месяцев назад

That's why they can do it though is because most people aren't handy enough to figure this out on their own. If you are smart enough to look up a RU-vid video and figure something out yourself, then you deserve to save the 700. If not, you're stuck paying someone. Just the way it goes.

@chrissipple1018 Год назад

For your information when you buy a Honeywell part off the internet , you have no warranty from Honeywell you have to be a contractor.

@Celtic-Texan 6 месяцев назад

The one us DiY'ers buy with "no warranty" we could also get 5 spares for the prices the HVAC folks charge. My local HVAC folks quoted me $250 to replace a capacitor on the internal unit in my attic, they were going to use a Made in China part according to the part # I saw in the quote, which when I checked the price online I saw it for $12. So, I bought a Made in the U.S.A. one for $20 and did it myself, and it's been rock solid the past 5 years so far.