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  1. 01-05-2013, 08:00 AM #1
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    EMC End Bells ?

    I have found several ECM evaporator motors that have bad end bells recently. They are out or warranty and I was wondering if anyone has had any luck trying to rebuild these things? Usually it is a blown thermister or capactor and it does not look like are difficult repair.
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    Do a forum search, there's a repair thread with pics I believe.
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    Power surges are what kill the bell ends. Install a surge protector in the unit and you'll won't have to worry about it going bad anymore.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Strkout499 View Post
    Power surges are what kill the bell ends. Install a surge protector in the unit and you'll won't have to worry about it going bad anymore.
    Other than high SP conditions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimj View Post
    Other than high SP conditions.
    haha good point, should have thought of that one.
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    Get much higher than .75"wc and the motor may crap on you within 2 yrs, .85 to .90 and it will within a year most likely because client will let the filter cake and then your going over 1.25"wc.
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