20 Most Recent Maytag M6D24E7A Air Conditioner Questions & Answers

Feel the motor and see if hes hot ...... spin the fan by hand and see if it spins freely  if not the bearings have seized up.   So either rebuild the fan motor simply by replacing the bearings and oiling them and that should fix your problem.    IF the fan spins freely   OHM out the fan  and make sure there is no shorts or openings in the fan.     if your fan motor checks out good both mechanically and electrically  then your next step is to check the capacitor and control board

Models that starts with model numbers which are 6 numbers starting with 792 and followed by a letter are wood burning and models that starts with model numbers which are 6 numbers starting with 794 are gas models

communication error between indoor to compressor unit. Check PCB and repair/replace it.Thanks.

have you been able to see if the inside unit coils are frozen since its not moving much air or if there is a restriction of air by dirty filter or insulation of the cabinet panels fallen in ?

mcdevito75 here, It sounds like the bearing in the fan motor is no good, Contact your local A/C shop, they come to your home and have them check it out for you.

Remove the ac unit from it`s shell,and take it outside and wash it out with the water hose,remove all debris from inside the unit,and the bottom of the inside of the unit,when replacing it back in the home,make sure there is enough tilt to the unit to get the unit to drain outside,not in,if this was at all helpful,please rate,thank you.

24,000 BTU's

Looks to be a 24000 btu unit.

There is usually a coouple screws near the top and just some clips that will let you pull out on the cover to get it to pop off.

Yes this is a 208/230 volt AC. Hope this helps.

IF THIS IS A WALL UNIT 110 VOLTAGE IT SHOULD BE 9.000 BTU 

take off the front cover and the fan will be exposed

heat strip is possibly burnt out and will need to be replaced. The strip sits inside the unit right behind the evaporator coil, To access the heat strip you will need to remove the unit from its casing and place it on a level surface.. The heat strip is possibly in a metal casing and the heat strips look like the heat strips in a toaster. The assembly comes out by removal of a few phillips head screws and has an electrical disconnect plug that powers the coil. Take the coil assembly along with the model and serial number to the nearest appliance parts house for replacement part. Good Luck hope this helped you somewhat

Dave