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Indoor Blower Motor and Wheel Replacement in Glendale — February 2025

CompletedFebruary 3, 2025
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Service AreaGlendale
Visit Invoice Total$2,434.09
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Reported by the Homeowner
Not getting heat; check the breaker, customer said some popped.
Glendale homeowner · February 3, 2025
The Report

What the homeowner told us

Not getting heat; check the breaker, customer said some popped.

Findings & Work Performed

What our technician documented during the visit

Two main-floor systems had failed indoor fan motors; motors not spinning, capacitors in range, and motors smoking.

Two indoor fan motors and blower wheel fins were replaced; both fans were cycled to verify normal operation.

The Verification

Verification performed

Both fans were cycled to verify normal operation.

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How this repair fits into our Phoenix HVAC service

This repair is one example of the Heating Repair work AZ Perfect Comfort performs across Glendale, AZ. You can browse every case study we have published for this type of work in the Indoor Blower Motor and Wheel Replacement case studies archive. Homeowners who join our Comfort Club maintenance membership get every eligible repair backed by our Lifetime Repair Guarantee. For larger repairs and replacements, financing options are available for qualifying projects.

— Parts & Work Performed

Invoiced parts and work

Invoice descriptions identify billed scope. The service notes above document completed work and any recorded verification.

ItemDescriptionQtyPrice
Trip charge to travel to customer home (waived with paid repair during normal business hours). 1 $49.98
Remove existing indoor fan motor and replace with new motor; test operations and adjust fan speed. 2 $1,470.00
Remove existing blower wheel and install new blower wheel; test operations and ensure airflow. 1 $460.26
Remove existing blower wheel and install new blower wheel; test operations and ensure airflow. 1 $503.83
Trip charge waived with performed and paid repair or service (Mon–Fri 7am–5pm). 1 $-49.98
Total: $2,434.09
— Photo Documentation

27 photos from this repair

Photos recorded on-site by our technician during this service visit.

Open air handler cabinet shows the blower housing, control module with wiring harness, condensate drain tubing, and accumulated dust.
Open air handler cabinet shows the blower housing, control module with wiring harness, condensate drain tubing, and accumulated dust.
Close-up of a blower wheel showing thick dust accumulation along the fan blades and hub.
Close-up of a blower wheel showing thick dust accumulation along the fan blades and hub.
Diagnostic instrument display shows 10.1 μF.
Diagnostic instrument display shows 10.1 μF.
Attic framing with insulated flexible air ducts and a black insulated line running across the space.
Attic framing with insulated flexible air ducts and a black insulated line running across the space.
Attic-mounted air handler with insulated duct connection, refrigerant lines, and PVC condensate drain piping visible.
Attic-mounted air handler with insulated duct connection, refrigerant lines, and PVC condensate drain piping visible.
Attic air handler with access panel open, showing blower compartment wiring, condensate piping, and connected flexible ductwork.
Attic air handler with access panel open, showing blower compartment wiring, condensate piping, and connected flexible ductwork.
HVAC diagnostic instrument photographed during the service visit.
HVAC diagnostic instrument photographed during the service visit.
Diagnostic instrument display shows 9.8 μF.
Diagnostic instrument display shows 9.8 μF.
Indoor blower wheel inside the air handler, with dust-covered fins and a rusted motor shaft.
Indoor blower wheel inside the air handler, with dust-covered fins and a rusted motor shaft.
Blower assembly inside air handler with exposed wiring splices, dusty housing, and motor capacitor attached.
Blower assembly inside air handler with exposed wiring splices, dusty housing, and motor capacitor attached.
Horizontal air handler in the attic with insulated flex ducts connected and foil-taped seams along the cabinet.
Horizontal air handler in the attic with insulated flex ducts connected and foil-taped seams along the cabinet.
Open blower assembly shows heavy dust accumulation on the motor endbell, shaft, and surrounding blower wheel.
Open blower assembly shows heavy dust accumulation on the motor endbell, shaft, and surrounding blower wheel.
Dust-covered blower wheel interior with hand holding green abrasive pad near motor shaft.
Dust-covered blower wheel interior with hand holding green abrasive pad near motor shaft.
Open air handler compartment shows blower housing, control box with wiring bundle, and dust and debris on the cabinet floor.
Open air handler compartment shows blower housing, control box with wiring bundle, and dust and debris on the cabinet floor.
Metal blower wheel with hub and set screw, showing evenly spaced fins and a barcode label on the endplate.
Metal blower wheel with hub and set screw, showing evenly spaced fins and a barcode label on the endplate.
Indoor blower wheel and motor mounting bracket with heavy dust buildup and attached wiring.
Indoor blower wheel and motor mounting bracket with heavy dust buildup and attached wiring.
Run capacitor strapped to a motor housing with two brown wires connected, labeled 10 µF 440VAC.
Run capacitor strapped to a motor housing with two brown wires connected, labeled 10 µF 440VAC.
Open air handler cabinet interior showing loose electrical wiring with wire nuts, foil-faced insulation, and dirt and rust on the base.
Open air handler cabinet interior showing loose electrical wiring with wire nuts, foil-faced insulation, and dirt and rust on the base.
Air handler in attic with refrigerant lines, insulated ducts, and PVC condensate drain connected on the service platform.
Air handler in attic with refrigerant lines, insulated ducts, and PVC condensate drain connected on the service platform.
Two HVAC fan motors side by side, one clean and the other heavily dust-covered.
Two HVAC fan motors side by side, one clean and the other heavily dust-covered.
Blower assembly on the floor shows the blower motor, squirrel-cage wheel, wiring harness, and an attached oval run capacitor with dust buildup.
Blower assembly on the floor shows the blower motor, squirrel-cage wheel, wiring harness, and an attached oval run capacitor with dust buildup.
Old blower wheel with dust and corrosion beside a new, clean blower wheel on the floor.
Old blower wheel with dust and corrosion beside a new, clean blower wheel on the floor.
Open air handler cabinet showing blower housing, wiring harnesses, a capacitor on the side, and accumulated dust inside.
Open air handler cabinet showing blower housing, wiring harnesses, a capacitor on the side, and accumulated dust inside.
Lubricant being applied to the blower wheel hub and shaft; dust and residue visible inside the housing.
Lubricant being applied to the blower wheel hub and shaft; dust and residue visible inside the housing.
Air handler interior shows control box with wiring diagram, bundled low-voltage wires, and foil tape sealing a vertical duct panel.
Air handler interior shows control box with wiring diagram, bundled low-voltage wires, and foil tape sealing a vertical duct panel.
Blower wheel and motor sit on the floor beside the air handler cabinet, with wiring and dust visible.
Blower wheel and motor sit on the floor beside the air handler cabinet, with wiring and dust visible.
Two blower motors sit on the air handler, one dusty with mounting legs, one clean with color-coded wiring leads.
Two blower motors sit on the air handler, one dusty with mounting legs, one clean with color-coded wiring leads.
— Frequently Asked

Questions about this repair

What was documented about the HVAC system?

Two main-floor systems had failed indoor fan motors; motors not spinning, capacitors in range, and motors smoking.

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