LENNOX SL18XC1 No Air From Vents
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85%
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Indoor Blower Motor
The blower motor is the prime mover for the indoor airflow. In high-efficiency Lennox systems, the ECM (Electronically Commutated Motor) can suffer from a failed power module or a ruptured thermistor within the motor's control head, which prevents the rotor from spinning despite receiving a call for fan from the thermostat. This results in zero static pressure and no air distribution through the ductwork.
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10%
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Blower Motor Run Capacitor
If the system uses a Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC) motor instead of an ECM, the run capacitor provides the necessary phase shift to create the starting torque required to rotate the blower. A capacitor that has lost its microfarad rating due to dielectric breakdown will result in a motor that hums but fails to turn, leading to no air at the vents.
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5%
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Integrated Furnace/Air Handler Control Board
The control board acts as the logic center for the HVAC system. If the onboard blower relay fails or the solder joints on the 'FAN' terminal traces crack due to thermal cycling, the board will fail to send 120V or 240V power to the blower motor even when the thermostat demands cooling, resulting in a total loss of airflow.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Indoor Blower Motor.
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