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9 sie 2016 · I hear what udarrell is saying about having too big of a motor being able to cause problems in certain situations, but going from 1/6 to 1/4 hp is not that big of a jump. As long as the amp draw of the new motor is running close to what it is rated for, it should be fine.
10 maj 2012 · if you change an 825 motor and put in a 1075, your HP load will move from 1/6th to 1/2... with the same blade. and the noise level will go up dramatically in the unit. ^^this^^ Going from a 8 pole to a 6 pole motor will dramatically increase HP requirement.
6 paź 2022 · In this article, I’ll go over how to figure out if your AC condenser fan motor is bad, and how to test your AC condenser fan motor. I’ll also discuss everything you need to know when purchasing a replacement AC condenser fan motor.
10 sie 2023 · The primary difference between ⅓ HP & ¼ HP condenser fan motors is their power. However, some other factors also vary with power. A ⅓ HP motor draws 4.67 amps at 115 volts and consumes 249 watts on average. A ¼ HP motor, in contrast, draws 3.5 amps at 115 volts and consumes 186 watts on average.
KEY FEATURES. Pro-E Series® - Condenser Fan Motor. 5.6" Diameter - 48 Frame. Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC); Capacitor Required: 7.5 Mfd-370 Volts (Not Supplied with Motor) Thermally Protected. Totally Enclosed Air Over. Class F Insulation, 70°C Ambient. Ball Bearing. 1/2" Diameter Shaft with Double Flat. 48" Leads.
15 sie 2023 · Following these steps with an eye to safety will ensure a successful fan motor replacement while also keeping technicians safe and providing optimal motor performance. Watch this video that shows each installation step.
Product Overview. High Efficiency ECM Motor for Residential Condenser Fans. Rescue EcoTech® Outdoor 48 ECM Condenser Fan Motor, 5.6" Diameter, Totally Enclosed Air Over (TEAO), 1/3 and 1/5 HP applications. Replaces 1075 and 825 RPM motors. 600V Surge Protection. Reversible. 60°C Max Ambient Rating. Constant Speed Motor. Belly Band or Stud Mounted.
