Leak, and condenser fan motor repair

Some of you may remember this one from three to four weeks ago. Right there. Fix this leak. We're gonna close the dryer and we gotta replace the condenser fan motor. Shaving is in the upside down joint so I'm gonna pull it out and do that right here on the ground. Good to me. I just got that joint and that joint both facing upright so they're gonna be easy to do. I think we're good. We can pull a vacuum and start working on that motor. There's a hole here for the set screw. You gotta make absolutely sure that one of these little bolts here does not hit that hole. So you line these up like this. Start tightening these up a little bit at a time. Hammer these down because they'll slip pretty easy. You see here I came pretty close to that hole even though I tried not to line it up. See how it boogers it and leaves a mark? If it does it in this ring right here you'll never get your set screw back in. Actually there is a way to get it back in but that's one of my tricks quarter horse 825 see these plugs right here right here and here they have to be in the top of the motor the motor is going to be facing this way drain holes and what's going to be the bottom Those have to be in the top let's check on our vacuum 2000 microns expecting it to go a little faster than that but i'm waiting if you look at this it says connection shown for Counterclockwise lead-end rotation. Alright, this is the shaft end. and we need it to go clockwise so leading counterclockwise is correct all i got to do okay guys some bad weather moved in just a second ago and i had to do a hurry up but i was able to pull it down to 500 microns pressure test and get it charged and ended up taking about 10 pounds of r422 this is an r22 system so um let's see these Those numbers look pretty good in my keep steadily climbing the more it runs. So this is one that we actually came out to three or four weeks ago. I'll see if I can link to that video when we