Service Visit · North Phoenix

Indoor Blower Motor Replacement in North Phoenix — July 2025

CompletedJuly 26, 2025

TechnicianMike

Service AreaNorth Phoenix

Equipment AgeThermostat: under 1 year old, Heat pump: under 1 year old, Heat pump: about 3 years old

Visit Invoice Total$687.50

Call (602) 613-3489

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Reported by the Homeowner

There is cold air but the fan is not blowing throughout.

North Phoenix homeowner · July 26, 2025

The Report

What the homeowner told us

There is cold air but the fan is not blowing throughout.

Findings & Work Performed

What Mike documented during the visit

I serviced the blower motor as part of the maintenance, cleaned the wheel and housing, and secured all electrical connections. I also verified the blower motor capacitor value was within spec and replaced it if needed.

The Verification

Verification performed

I ran the system in cooling mode to confirm proper blower operation and airflow. Amp draw was within spec and the system cycled normally before I left.

— Related Services

How this repair fits into our Phoenix HVAC service

This repair is one example of the Thermostats work AZ Perfect Comfort performs across Phoenix, AZ. You can browse every case study we have published for this type of work in the Indoor Blower Motor 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

Exactly what was installed

Item	Description	Qty	Price
Visit Credit	Maintenance Visit Credit	1	$-165.00
TRIP-100	Trip Charge for AZ Perfect Comfort to travel to customer homeCharge is waived with paid repair during normal business hours.	1	$49.98
DIS-Diamond-110	Charge is waived with any performed and paid repair or service.Monday through Friday 7am to 5pm.	1	$-49.98
DMD-1-SYSTEM	Diamond Tier 1 System Perfect Comfort Club MembershipTwo Maintenance Visits Per Year.26 Point Check Up20% Repair discount.No Overtime charges.Priority ServiceAND50% off service call feeEvaporator coil	1	$27.50
WRF-Blower Motor	Remove existing indoor blower motor on the unit. Install new OEM blower motor and test all operations.	1	$660.00
DMD-1-SYS-MC	Diamond Level - Single system maintenance	1	$165.00

Total: $687.50

— Photo Documentation

34 photos from this repair

Every step of this repair was documented on-site by Mike.

Clamp meter shows 41.0 V across the test leads at the air handler control compartment, with probes on two low-voltage terminals.

Multimeter measures 28.3 V at the indoor blower motor wiring while leads contact the motor connector.

Technician holds probe leads at a blower motor wiring connector inside the air handler during blower motor replacement.

New indoor blower motor installed in the air handler, with color-coded wiring connected to the control harness.

Indoor blower assembly with new blower motor installed, connected wiring harness, and adjacent control housing inside the air handler.

Digital manifold display shows suction 145.0 psig and discharge 398.6 psig with superheat 50.7°F and subcooling 11.6°F.

Rooftop package air conditioning unit on a stand with insulated refrigerant and condensate lines routed across shingles.

Indoor blower assembly with newly installed blower motor and wiring harness visible inside the air handler housing.

Return air grille with a heavily dust-loaded pleated filter installed in the indoor air handler cabinet.

Rooftop air handler housing with exterior electrical junction box and exposed conductors near the duct connection.

Digital multimeter display shows 5.04 V with test leads connected, documenting a voltage measurement on HVAC equipment.

Contactor inside an outdoor condenser cabinet with multiple control and power wires connected to the screw terminals.

Digital manifold app display shows 252.7 psi liquid pressure, 43.6 psig suction, and R-410A with superheat and subcooling values.

Frosted suction and liquid refrigerant lines inside an outdoor condenser cabinet, with compressor, coil, and wiring visible.

Digital thermometer shows 58.1 °F while measuring the surface temperature of a galvanized HVAC duct or panel.

Used pleated air filter removed from the air handler, showing accumulated dust and debris across the media.

Technician’s hand holds a shop vacuum hose at a PVC condensate drain cleanout on a rooftop air conditioning system.

Digital thermometer measures 79.6 °F on a metal surface near the HVAC unit, probe inserted against the panel.

Digital thermometer displays 95.4 °F with the probe extended, held by the technician on a rooftop near HVAC equipment.

Open condenser control compartment showing contactor, run capacitor, and multiple control wires routed through the housing.

Wall-mounted digital thermostat shows 80°F with system set to off and fan in auto mode.

Multimeter measures 24.50 V across control wires while testing the indoor blower motor inside the air handler.

Digital thermometer probe measures 58.1 °F on a galvanized metal surface near HVAC equipment during service.

Digital multimeter displays 13.01 V with red and black leads connected, positioned against the air handler cabinet.

Digital multimeter measures capacitance at 45.83 μF with test leads connected to the component under test.

Outdoor air conditioning condenser sits on a rooftop stand with metal conduit and shaded coil panels visible.

Digital thermometer measures 79.6 °F on a metal surface near the HVAC equipment during the air conditioning repair.

Clamp meter displays 10.15 A AC current with probes connected to the HVAC equipment wiring inside the unit.

Technician holds a flexible conduit and connector next to the side panel of an outdoor condenser unit.

Clamp meter displays 0.99 A AC on the clamped conductor, with test leads connected to COM and V inputs.

Rooftop air conditioning package unit on a shingle roof with curb stand and side ventilation panels visible.

Wall-mounted digital thermostat displays 81 degrees with system set to off and fan in auto mode.

Return air filter behind a grille shows heavy dust accumulation on the pleats inside a wall-mounted intake.

Return air grille opened, showing a pleated air filter installed with visible dust accumulation on the media.

— Frequently Asked

Questions about this repair

What was the problem with the AC system in this North Phoenix repair?

The homeowner reported issues with the indoor blower, and the technician found the blower motor failing. He replaced the indoor blower motor and performed maintenance to restore proper airflow and operation.

Does AZ Perfect Comfort service North Phoenix?

Yes. AZ Perfect Comfort services North Phoenix and the greater Phoenix Metro area, including same-day repairs like this one. Call (602) 613-3489 to schedule.

Are these AC repairs guaranteed?

AZ Perfect Comfort Diamond Members receive our Lifetime Repair Guarantee — if the same failure returns, the repair is on us. All other repairs are covered by our standard workmanship warranty. Ask your technician about becoming a Diamond Member to unlock the lifetime guarantee.

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