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How do you remove the propellor off of the shaft of the motor? Tried to unscrew it and then press it out and having no luck.
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Your model number is missing several digits at the end.
Get the complete model number and look it up at AppliancePartsPros.
It should show the motor and the blower wheel.
Also often if you click on the part's picture a new page will open with more views and a Q&A section that may help.
If it is a screw on blower wheel then it is reverse thread. many times they are seized on the motor shaft and have to be destroyed to get them off. |
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If it had a snap ring on the shaft, in front of the blower wheel, it would have to be removed, and then if it had a clamp on the shaft of the blower wheel, it would have to be removed. Then take the front cover off of the blower wheel area, and then grab the blower wheel and pull it off. If that is the model you have. Tom ApplianceEducator.com
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