John deere heater blower motor

[Buckers]

Is the blower motor for a john deere 6910 located under the seat.

 

[melted welly]

Is the blower motor for a john deere 6910 located under the seat.

Was on 7810, pig of a thing to get at, well, not bad to get at, but pig of a thing to get all the bolt holes lined back up on at reassembly. Is the fan stopped?

 

[Tractortech]

Now Then....
Yes it is, there are actually 2 motor/fan units. Both the same part number

 

[Buckers]

Was on 7810, pig of a thing to get at, well, not bad to get at, but pig of a thing to get all the bolt holes lined back up on at reassembly. Is the fan stopped?

Yes fan has stopped. I'm having a look tomorrow for a friend. Just thought I'd get a heads up tonight.

 

[Buckers]

Now Then....
Yes it is, there are actually 2 motor/fan units. Both the same part number

Thank you for the info.
I'm having a look tomorrow for a friend. Fans have stopped spinning.

 

[melted welly]

Don’t let them fool you when they immediately spin into life and work perfectly once you’ve got the top cover off and given them a tap and a blow out with the airline. Spiteful beggars will stop the second you get the last bolt in. Brushes in the motors get worn with dust.

Oh and don’t be tempted to try and spin the fans with your fingers, the ones in the 7810 I think had metal impellers and remove skin at quite a rate. 🫣

 

[Buckers]

Don’t let them fool you when they immediately spin into life and work perfectly once you’ve got the top cover off and given them a tap and a blow out with the airline. Spiteful beggars will stop the second you get the last bolt in. Brushes in the motors get worn with dust.

Oh and don’t be tempted to try and spin the fans with your fingers, the ones in the 7810 I think had metal impellers and remove skin at quite a rate. 🫣

Don’t let them fool you when they immediately spin into life and work perfectly once you’ve got the top cover off and given them a tap and a blow out with the airline. Spiteful beggars will stop the second you get the last bolt in. Brushes in the motors get worn with dust.

Oh and don’t be tempted to try and spin the fans with your fingers, the ones in the 7810 I think had metal impellers and remove skin at quite a rate. 🫣

Thanks for all the help.

 

[Tractortech]

Item 1 is the fan × 2 - AL215704
Item 2 are gaskets x 2 - L79884.
You can do the job without removing the seat from inside the cab but it's always in the way. The seat is heavy to lift out of the back window. I usually remove the too part of the seat at the slide rails first, then the suspension unit from the 4 x M8 flange headed screws that hold it to the heater box. You'll also need to remove the side from the RH console ( 2 screws, bend and lower the panel to disengage the 3 hooks at the front edge), to access some screws. Then remove the plastic trim underneath the parking brake lever..

 

[Buckers]

Item 1 is the fan × 2 - AL215704
Item 2 are gaskets x 2 - L79884.
You can do the job without removing the seat from inside the cab but it's always in the way. The seat is heavy to lift out of the back window. I usually remove the too part of the seat at the slide rails first, then the suspension unit from the 4 x M8 flange headed screws that hold it to the heater box. You'll also need to remove the side from the RH console ( 2 screws, bend and lower the panel to disengage the 3 hooks at the front edge), to access some screws. Then remove the plastic trim underneath the parking brake lever..
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Thank you Tractortech.
I've had the seat out before and I agree it it heavy.
Thanks for all the advice

 

[Chae1]

Think Finnegan's farm replaced one on workshop Wednesday's. Be worth a watch to see how to do it.

 

[Buckers]

Thanks for all the help guys. Fitted two new fans today. Not such a bad job after all.