The picture is low res, what are the slot looking things where the motor and wand attach, are they vents? Motor vents are what are missing from these things. Reason for 10-59 second run times, depends of blender, before allowing cooling. The picture is low res, what are the slot looking things where the motor and wand attach, are they vents? Motor vents are what are missing from these things. Reason for 10-59 second run times,... » Read More The picture is low res, what are the slot looking things where the motor and wand attach, are they vents? Motor vents are what are missing from these things. Reason for 10-59 second run times, depends of blender, before allowing cooling. « Show Less
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They are slots cut in. You can see inside the wand. There also appear to be what I will call slots you can see into the handle at the top of the mixer. Above where you would grip it, or the opposite end of the bladed(mixer) side. I would attach hi res pics, but am unable in the Amazon format. Have owned this one for three years+ and make two smoothies everyday. Pretty happy with it. Just wish the hi range speed was faster. Performs well, just takes a few seconds longer. Lots of torque.
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Sounds like the motor burnt out due to the faulty bearing under the blender blades.It will be an on going issue. I agree with M. Sloan.
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There are two motors choices, the difference being the length of the shaft. Check out appliancepartspros.com for compatibility of generic parts, Look up your model and the motor number then check the cross reference section to be sure it matches. I suggest purchasing the fan as well. It may look fine but they tend to melt onto the motor shaft and removing the part will tear it up. I had to chisel one off to remove the bad motor but I did anticipate the problem and had a new one handy.
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Hi Chris. It has 3 fan settings of low/med/hi. So because of the way that the Universe works, a faster fan blowing over the heating element feels like it is hotter air on the highest fan setting when in fact this is merely just a larger volume of heat displacement. For the record, I have no idea if heat displacement is even a thing - I sucked at physics. But it sounds like a good enough phrase to try and fabricate to tell you that the there is no change in the intensity of the heating coil, just the intensity of the blowing job it is performing. I suppose it is possible that the dolt that wrote the description *might* have been trying to convey that it also has 3 cool settings as well. If you depress that button in the grip area the dryer's heating element shuts off for as long as you hold the button. So, by default you would have 3 cool settings as well since you can adjust the fan speed at the same time you have the button depressed. However, it is most likely the listing writer is just a moron and should never have chosen this as a career. I hope this helped.
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The housing (grill) mounts around the fan motor. It is a quiet fan for its size. Of course the higher the speed, of the three speeds, the louder, but it is a quiet fan for its size.
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the results i have had is the compresor will run untill the unit reaches the set temp. I have the fan for the coils running all the time . set at 38 deg the comp runs about three min. 8 times in a hour. all depending on how many times you open the door to the unit ,or if you are putting new items in the refeg.
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Why do people (like the ones below) bother to answer when they don't even understand the question? Anywho, while Ventech doesn't specifically say so on their website I'm fairly positive this is a brushed motor. The reason why is because they also sell a variable speed controller to be used with the fans and it states "This router speed controller works with any universal AC/DC brush-type motor". Since they don't sell any other speed controllers, and due to the price of the fan, I doubt it's brushless.
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I do not recall as I purchased the motor for someone else. What does stand out from what remember is it seem like it was ran and not like new. It had minor damage not shipping related. Sorry I couldn't be more of a help, good luck!
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More than likely its one of the actuator motors. You have a left and right for the hot/ cold and directional for floor/vent/defrost.
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that is not normal. You do have to wait for the motor to finish unlocking before opening but other than that I have never had it do what you describe. It has been running flawlessly for a year now. It is used two to three times a day.
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I have the variable speed model and i have never seen the motor get hot or even warm why do you ask ?
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there are some small openings in the back of motor to let in some air to help keep the motor cool i have it this fan for like 2 years and i only dust it off like 1 year usually just before summer months
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Hello, this unit is a perfect match. I did it both ways, I cut out one and just replaced the fan/motor assembly on the other. Just remember to make sure the check valve on the discharge horn opens and closes fully. Everything else is simply total time for second option is 30 minutes. Hope this is of some service to you.
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Sorry Mike, but the unit has been installed for several years and I have no way to gather the information that you're asking for. However, I bought the unit as a replacement to another motor, per some spec recommendations. Even thought the motors were different,including the length of the shaft, the mount brackets allowed me to adjust the unit until it fit in the power vent. I took a gamble on this working and was pleasantly surprised that it did.
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Michael, the pic "looks" like the original motor that came in my Oreck vacuum, and it looks like a factory replacement motor. I would have been very happy to have received the pictured motor when I ordered one, but if I remember right, the print said something to the effect of the motor one receives may not be exactly like the pictured one, and the one I received surely was not. All I can honestly tell you is that, again, the pic looks like the original motor in my Oreck machine. I wound up throwing away the vac rather than chasing another motor down as there was no way to return the motor I had purchased. Michael, the pic "looks" like the original motor that came in my Oreck vacuum, and it looks like a factory replacement motor. I would have been very happy to have received the pictured motor when I ordered one, but if I remember right, the print said something to the effect of the motor one receives may not be exactly like the pictured one, and the one I received surely was not. All I can honestly tell you is that, again, the pic looks like the original motor in my Oreck machine. I wound up throwing away the vac rather than chasing another motor down as there was no way to return... » Read More Michael, the pic "looks" like the original motor that came in my Oreck vacuum, and it looks like a factory replacement motor. I would have been very happy to have received the pictured motor when I ordered one, but if I remember right, the print said something to the effect of the motor one receives may not be exactly like the pictured one, and the one I received surely was not. All I can honestly tell you is that, again, the pic looks like the original motor in my Oreck machine. I wound up throwing away the vac rather than chasing another motor down as there was no way to return the motor I had purchased. « Show Less
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yes, make sure you vent from side and back. It is important so the motor does not burn out.
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There are a lot of pieces in this assembly. I'm guessing you are either missing one of the many washers or something is out of order. I'm certain a search on Waring 007314W Blender Parts will locate a diagram of the assembly and how the parts fit together. Good Luck.