# How to Remove an Impeller From a Fasco Furnace Blower
The impeller on a Fasco furnace blower helps power air through the heating unit. These fixtures are usually made out of high durability plastic mounted inside a plastic casing. Removing an impeller from a Fasco furnace blower involves removing the motor from the heater so the unit can be disassembled.
Things You'll Need
- Screwdriver
- Wrench
Instructions
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Turn off the power for the furnace at the main circuit breaker.
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Locate the Fasco blower unit for your furnace. In most cases, this will be on the interior side of the heating unit, typically in the attic or a heating closet.
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Remove the screws on the access panel on the blower housing. These may be hex-head or Phillips screws or bolts. Set the panel aside.
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Unplug the blower motor from the wiring harness by disconnecting the plug-in type connectors that hook into the furnace
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Loosen the screws on the blower housing, using the screwdriver. Pull the blower housing apart after the screws have been removed.
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Slide the impelller off the Fasco impeller shaft.
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