ECM Wednesday. Two X-13 replacements.

Inside, I've got the fan turned on. I think I just lost all my screws. That's okay. This thing is really leaning. I guess I had not noticed the last time I worked on it. A tree fell on it, and I had to replace everything here. I had to replace the top, the circular fan support, this panel, this, this. All right, this is, like I said, I've got that column for the blower to come on. So let's check this. it says zero volts 26 so apparently sometimes it'll work and sometimes it won't trying to wobble it back and forth it kind of sounded funny when it um started up let's see if i can reach around and sound good might be under warranty so let's see if we can get the whole motor i did not like the way this motor sounded when it starts up and stops and it's intermittently not working so i'm going to replace it it was under warranty so we're getting whole motor that's why i did not even test this shade tree right here that shaft might give me a problem slow it down that's in the attic that i diagnosed yesterday if you look on this towards the shaft that's CLG MC's for 24 volt common which is gonna be my brown L and N that's line and neutral this is 240 volts so it's going to be my two power wires and G is the ground that connects right here here these three and four of my speed taps that i'm going to be using this 24 volt coming black is my first power this is my ground orange is my other power if this were 120 volts this would be neutral speed taps there's the other power to it to see what happens now that sounded a lot better than the other one all right we're good to go on this one this one that's the blower motor I diagnosed yesterday I'm not going to try to change it up here this is the blower motor we're going to use on this one it's an aftermarket basically X13 motor the OEM motor on this was over 500 my cost this one's like 225. I've slid down the shaft again heads on that were mighty tight did not see an RPM on this broad ocean half horsepower 208 230 or 1050 RPM 1075 RPM so Would not want to have to do that with an evac core that's turned on but power to it and see if it comes on you hear it i did maybe it's determining rotation yeah there's another name brand i use it'll ramp up run a couple seconds in one direction stop and then run the other direction and somehow by resistance it can tell which direction to run let's see if it ramps up my batteries are there it goes it picked up tell by those pressures hot inside it's like 84 degrees but they've had to do without for some time now so I'm sure they'll be happy