Ravieon Pinner explains the role of a condenser fan motor in an HVAC system, showing how corrosion, rust, and deterioration can affect its operation. This demonstration was part of the HVAC Technical Academy September–October 2026 workshop in Sanford, Florida.
There’s a difference between knowing and doing. Here at HVAC Technical Academy, we do both. Mornings are typically dedicated to knowing while in the afternoon we concentrate on the doing.
For those following our posts, it’s easy to get the picture of what HVAC Technical Academy is all about… all participants work hard… every day.
To be clear, the HVACTA track is designed for those individuals who learn best by doing. If you are looking for an easy and slow ride, no need to punch your ticket here. In other words, get ready to learn and work from week one.
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Nothing like spending an afternoon working on condenser fan motors… today all were tasked to perform full condenser fan motor (CFM) replacements, check capacitors, and, as Mrs. Smith has a hair appointment, all must be completed within 45 minutes. At the end of the day, the resident was happy and had a nice new look.
I’m J. I’m here at the HVAC Institute. I’m showing you the condenser fan motor.
Recognizing the condenser in an HVAC system is the heart, participants become intimately involved with the outside system by breaking it down and rebuilding on their path to a better understanding.