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Model Number: LGD20AW Brand: Amana Age: 5 - 10 years
The blower was broken and it had a plastic screw cap over some metal nut(?). I broke off the plastic to reveal the metal nut and now the blower housing cannot come off (it is fine). How do I put the new blower which has a small but built into it or how do I get that old nut that was on the post off so I can put the new blower on the post from the motor?
Thanks, Aaron |
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If you can make and post a picture it might help to provide the better advise.
Gene.
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Bust off all of the blower plastic around the nut, then remove motor. Put an adjustable wrench on the motor pulley end and a pipe wrench on the nut.I think this is a left hand thread so turn the nut clockwise.
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- Last edited by richappy : 12-11-2007 at 03:51 AM. |
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