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Vintage air -- replacing blower
#166493 07/26/2007 9:23 PM
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Hey there folks

I have just bought a 1953 3100 1/2 ton that has a vintage air system installed, but one part went bad so the original owner got a replacement mailed to her but not installed. It looks like a squirrel cage blower, basically.

Is this something I could install (and I'm a moron mostly) or is it something that would be best to have a air conditioner person stick in there?
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You ought to be able to do it yourself, it's usually a simple remove and reinstall operation. It's probably a single electrical plug and 4-10 capscrews.

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Hey Eli

Thanks for your comments. I'm going to take a look at it myself then. Let's hope I don't have to remove anything important smile

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