Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
In Part 3 of this AC repair short series, we close everything up, power the system back on, and confirm the fix.
After testing the capacitor in Part 1 and replacing the condenser fan motor in Part 2, this is the final step — proper reassembly and system testing.
Part 1: Capacitor testing
Part 2: Condenser fan motor
part 3: Close it up test and lessons learned.
lessons learned (this video)
Huge shout-out to @Supplyhouse for sourcing the correct OEM, manufacturer-recommended fan motor using only the model and serial number. No cutting shafts, correct rotation, and a true bolt-on replacement — exactly how it should be done.
If your AC isn’t blowing cold and you want to fix it the right way, OEM parts matter.
#HVAC
#ACRepair
#DIYHVAC
#AirConditioner
#HomeMaintenance
#CondenserFan
#HVACTips
#Shorts
#FixItYourself
#SupplyHouse
#OEMParts
In Part 3 of this AC repair short series, we close everything up, power the system back on, and confirm the fix.
After testing the capacitor in Part 1 and replacing the condenser fan motor in Part 2, this is the final step — proper reassembly and system testing.
Part 1: Capacitor testing
Part 2: Condenser fan motor
part 3: Close it up test and lessons learned.
lessons learned (this video)
Huge shout-out to @Supplyhouse for sourcing the correct OEM, manufacturer-recommended fan motor using only the model and serial number. No cutting shafts, correct rotation, and a true bolt-on replacement — exactly how it should be done.
If your AC isn’t blowing cold and you want to fix it the right way, OEM parts matter.
#HVAC
#ACRepair
#DIYHVAC
#AirConditioner
#HomeMaintenance
#CondenserFan
#HVACTips
#Shorts
#FixItYourself
#SupplyHouse
#OEMParts










