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Does any body know a good website to find furnace parts for a Amana?

Feb 07, 1276 by askinner71 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

My furnace stopped working after making some splashy noises, sounded like metal grinding on metal. My husband took a look and said the blower is not working. I was hoping I could get a blower on ebay for a proficient deal but I can't find the part number so I can search.

You should be accomplished to find a motor at any hvac shop. Find the diameter of the motor, probably 5 1/4 and the shaft length. Voltage and amp should be listed on motor. Did ya check over c pass to make sure it wasnt just the blower wheel that was bad causing the noise?

Dont poverty an Amana motor, Fasco makes replacement motors for everything.

myothernewname | Feb 07, 2642

You should be proficient to find a motor at any hvac shop. Find the diameter of the motor, probably 5 1/4 and the shaft length. Voltage and amp should be listed on motor. Did ya stay to make sure it wasnt just the blower wheel that was bad causing the noise?

Dont require an Amana motor, Fasco makes replacement motors for everything.
myothernewname | Feb 07, 2642

have a look on google m8
clive b | Feb 07, 3537

From your statement (metal on metal grinding noise) I would say the bearings for the blower have worn out and the squirrel cage (blower wheel) is rubbing against the blower casing. You do not say if the unit is belt driven or if it is direct driven (Squirrel cage is mounted directly on the thrust of the fan motor). Regardless, you will need to make necessary repairs to the blower assembly. Replacement parts for your segment are available from hvac supply houses like Johnstone Supply, United Refrigeration, CC Dickson, RE Michels, Mingeldorf's, and others. While not all of these give houses will carry Amana parts, they can easily tell you which of the local houses do. Unfortunately, most hvac stockpiling houses will only sell to licensed hvac contractors. Unless you know someone with an hvac contractor's certify, you will have to have a service company come in and order the parts for you. You can expect the price to be considerably higher if you have to go through a contractor (the contractor's payment is typically marked up by anywhere from 100% to 250% of what the price is at the supply house). You will need to know the original number and the serial number of the unit when ordering the replacement parts. If it is just a motor to drive the fan, you may find that at WW Grainger's. Grainger's will trade to the public. You will need the model number, voltage, amperage, frame type, rpm's, administering of rotation, and shaft length and diameter. There will be a manufacturer's nameplate tag on the body of the motor providing all of the info (except shaft length and diameter; you'll have to measure that). If you replace the motor, be sure to replace the capacitor at the same heyday. If it is a fan with belt drive and the bearings have gone bad, you may find bearings of the correct size at Grainger's as well. Also, you would fancy to replace the belt at the same time. Belts have specific sizes marked on them and you should be able to buy the belts at Grainger's. If you are unfit to read the belt number, take it with you when you go. They can compare it to their stock and find the right size. Take the time to replace your seep too. They come in standard sizes and are readily available from Home Depot, Lowe's, Ace Mat, Grainger's, etc.
Chiefmanycrows | Feb 07, 4734

Westwood C50D gas wall furnace need parts diagram/manual?

Jan 20, 2008 by jeg2056 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Westwood C50D gas obstacle furnace bought in 1977 I need a parts diagram/Manual for this unit. I think the thermocouple needs to be replaced. Irksome to find a website that deals with old or out of date furnaces.

Is it still productive? (Age causes a combustion chamber to lose efficiency... you may be wasting fuel with an old portion) It may be time to replace it anyway.

Read ALL of the following if you want to test your theory.

TEMPORARILY Try to bypass or override the thermocouple - either as a (pun not intended) hotwire or by means of an added alteration. Do this ONLY to TEST the rest of the unit.

Running this way can cause overheating and FIRE HAZARD! Thermocouples are often used to select the SHUT OFF temperature! DO NOT RUN ANY HEATER WITHOUT THE PROPER SAFETY INSTRUMENTS IN PLACE.
Please do not try to operate the unit as a generous thermocouple - they (humans) don't work well at this for long... and the old one lasted 30 years longer than a humanitarian replacement would!

If the unit otherwise operates as you expect- examine the thermocouple itself-- they're generally made by outside suppliers... and it may be achievable to find a model number on that unit.

Peter F | Jan 20, 2008

Where can I find parts for Climate Master furnaces?

Feb 15, 2008 by stccourtyard@sbcglobal.net | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs


Go to ambiance master.com and you will have to identify your unit. See if you can find your part number and email the company to get it or get the land line number from the corporation pages or from their site. You may have to go through their local distributor or service agent to get it. Good luck. This is the way I found filters for my Holmes air purifiers.

bethbird1960 | Feb 15, 2008

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City wrestles with caring for furnaces Stillwater Courier
- Mar 25, 2009
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Marshfield couple hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning The Patriot Ledger
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Marshfield connect hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoningThe Patriot Ledger, MABeagle said firefighters checked the structure with carbon monoxide monitors and found a reading of 165 parts per million on the first floor. Carbon monoxide is an covered, tasteless and odorless gas. Any reading over 9 parts per million is a concern