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Condenser Fan Motor Bearing Wear
Likely causes
Bearing end-of-life
Check: Spin blade by hand to check for resistance or noise
What to do: Spin blade by hand to check for resistance or noise → Replace with fan motor of same specification → Check blade balance and mounting bolt tightness → Confirm noise and condensing pressure normalize after restart
Lubrication degraded from long-term high-ambient operation
Check: Replace with fan motor of same specification
What to do: Replace with fan motor of same specification → Check blade balance and mounting bolt tightness → Confirm noise and condensing pressure normalize after restart
Field tip
Condenser fan motor bearing is worn. Replace the fan motor.
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