What we will do for you?

Replacing the fan motor in your outdoor unit when it stops or rotates weakly—a common cause of poor cooling and high energy consumption—involves disconnecting the power, removing the cover, removing the faulty motor and installing the replacement, connecting the wiring, and testing the unit's operation. The price is for labor only and does not include the cost of the motor—the service provider will inform you of the part price before you purchase.