Subject: [Healeys] Blower Motor

From: "simon.lachlan--- via Healeys" <[email-masked]> <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 1 Jan 2026 16:03:59 +0000

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Hi,
Happy New Year folks.
Cold here so I thought I'd turn the blower on to raise the temperature in m=
y MkII BT7 from frigid to cold. So far as I can see, there is nothing comin=
g out of said blower. No air, lukewarm or whatever. Now, the motor was runn=
ing....a) I could hear it and b) I could see the volt meter increase/decrea=
se for a second when I switched it on/off.
So, the question is:- Can the blades become detached from the spindle? ie s=
eemingly, we have the motor spinning but the blades remaining stationary. M=
ake sense? Anyone encountered this one?
Thanks,
Simon

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Cold here so I thought I'd turn the blower on to raise the temperature in m=
y MkII BT7 from frigid to cold. So far as I can see, there is nothing comin=
g out of said blower. No air, lukewarm or whatever. Now, the motor was runn=
ing....a) I could hear it and b)
 I could see the volt meter increase/decrease for a second when I switched =
it on/off.</div>
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So, the question is:- Can the blades become detached from the spindle? ie s=
eemingly, we have the motor spinning but the blades remaining stationary. M=
ake sense? Anyone encountered this one?</div>
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Simon</div>
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