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Honeywell Turboforce Motor Replacement

Introduction

If your Honeywell Turboforce Air Circulator is not working when you turn the device on, you may have a dead motor which needs replacing. Our guide will help show you how to properly remove the dead motor.

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    • Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the six 15mm screws on the outer ring of the back of the fan holding the frame together.

    • The screw channel is long and it is recommended to use a screwdriver with a long shaft or a screwdriver with a skinnier handle.

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    • Pry apart the blade cover from the body of the fan to access the inside.

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    • Remove the two 36mm screws on the metal plate behind the blades using the Phillips #1 screwdriver.

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    • Carefully pull the motor forward out of its resting position and tilt it forward revealing the back of the motor.

    • Beware of the wires attached to the back of the motor.

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    • Using the Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the two 37mm screws on the back of the motor.

    • Beware that there is a nut holding the screw in place on the opposite side of the motor.

    • Beware once the screw is removed the metal brace where the screws are located will come off.

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    • Carefully remove the circular motor from the square holder.

    • The fan blades will still be connected to the circular motor.

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    • Remove the felt washer, metal washer, and the rubber stopper from the axle.

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    • Remove the motor and replace it with the new part.

    • Consider using a lubricant to insert the new motor.

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    Very helpful and systematic. Thought I needed a new motor. Turns out all I needed was a cleaning and some WD40

    Krupal Shah - Réponse

    Any links or pointers where to get this replacement motor? I’m looking to replace 120v with 240v any thoughts ?

    Dario Matonicki - Réponse

    The fan you are replacing is NOT the same as what I own. Mine is a model HV180. It looks similar but is 19" OD and has a 2part housing that looks to be a bare to open. Looks best to cut the little wire angles off and replace the motor. To reassemble put it together with zip ties and then use a mig welder to make it firmer and safer for a longer life!!

    McGyver - Réponse

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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5 commentaires

What is the motor parts details to procure elsewhere?

patra gyanesh - Réponse

Hi informative guide but first how do we get the new motor how do you remove the blade nut to remove the blade from the old motor shaft

Dave Gordon - Réponse

Given the difficulty of finding a replacement motor with three speeds and the correct mounting configuration, it makes more sense to buy a new model of this fan. Much faster, too.

Sprockets John

John Sprockets - Réponse

Top notch how to document! Commentary and photos are excellent. Good job! And thank you very much

M Robarton - Réponse

Where are y’all finding the motor? Please advise… this looks doable! Thank you for your assistance. Michelle

Michelle Paredes - Réponse

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