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Carrier GT-G Cooling Fan Blade
The blade attached to the fan motor outside is jobbed with scattering the large quantity of heat that is released. Because fan blades are in motion a lot they may not hold up from time to time for many reasons.
Major signs of a laboring blade
- It appears to be rusted and worn through due to being exposed to the elements of nature
- The entire blade appears to wobble as it spins outdoors
- Fine edges of the fins are wavy or somehow damaged due to a physical beating
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Before you decide on buying or purchasing any Carrier GT-G part, do your due diligence and double check the correct model and also make a visual comparison so that you are positive that the correct cooling fan blade is the one being purchased. Once you have the part to install it yourself. Hire someone with experience in your town or city to pay to install it for you.
Feel free to download your manual for help.
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