can i use this fan for my replacement i have done my research and its the same volts the 203/230 and the rpm is the same as my armstrong and the diame
301438
I replaced a Trane motor and it did well. I had to alter the mounts because the mounting bolts were different. You may want to check to see what the present motor bolt measurements are on-center. I also changed my capacitor at the same time. The new motor wiring was different than the old. If you want to send me your email, I will send you a photo of my wiring configuration. I don't know if it is like an Armstrong.
301439
As long as the voltage, motor size (diameter, length), and shaft size are the same you should be okay. Make sure your rotation is correct after installation (this motors rotation is reversible) its a good to replace the capacitor also.
301440
One of the most important item you want to match up is the amps..it's ok if the newer motor draws slightly higher ..but never less than your current motor..and it is agood practice to change capacitor at the same time..and remember the shaft will have to be cut to size as it will be longer than the one you have now...) no bigge)
2098207
A fan is a fan as long as it meets the specs and there is not a major size difference 95% of the time they are interchangeable. Fan and motor housings are common spec'd. This has an extra long spindle so it will work pretty much universal. Other thing to watch for is rotatation. Some can be wired either and some are hard wired in one direction.Good luck. This worked for my older Rheem perfect.
809914
as long as the new fan has the same dimensions and mounting holes as the one you are replacing it should be fine
294788
that is what I replaced with this one. same brand and everything. as long as the volts are the same you should be fine. run time will increase, so the only problem you may have is getting the motor a little hotter from the extended run times. keep an eye on it the first few runs and you should be good.
586246
My furnace mod # is 58wav070-12112, not sure about yours. Google your model # to see if it takes the same. This is a very common inductor motor for these brands. Make sure you order the fan assembly that it suggests (you'll never be able to remove the old one from the old motor shaft!). Good luck!
930828
This motor should be fine for a fan motor AC replacement. The current draw is .3 amps more...that should be OK. You usually have to shorten the shaft.Not knowing exactly what condenser unit you are putting it in this is a best guess. Though, it should be fine...take care, Ross
498635
I'm sorry but I'm really not sure. It's been awhile since the fan was installed. Your best bet is to check with the manufacturer.
2211771
I am not really sure about that. The nameplate on my old motor read 1075 RPM so it was an exact match. If you do go with this motor, the increase in speed will require that the motor deliver more horsepower. If you do decide to go with this motor as a replacement, I would make sure that the horsepower rating of the replacement motor is at least 25% higher than the old motor.
900717
I suggest you use the picture and dimensions to compare to YOUR fan motor and impeller. I replaced a 1960 motor and impeller and the replacement was almost exactly the same in size and dimensions. I used the original mounting bracket for the replacement parts and it fit that original fine. Fans and motors have remained the same for many years, but you must compare equals to equals. The only thing that might be different is the rotation? If it is, just reverse the bottom half of the motor for CC to C!
1392263
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.
1983850
I don't think it will work. The specs are a little different between this model and what you need 87594 Motor. You may want to check out NuTone 87594 Replacement Fan Motor for Model 671R. You can also contact Nutone http://www.nutone.com and ask them directly.....I would go with what they say. Good luck!!!
1976302
I have two identical Nutone fans in separate bathrooms... one still has the original motor and one with the replacement motor.. clearly the replacement motor is louder than the original motor.
139624
Pamela, I see you got several answers. I cannot say specifically yes/no without looking up this model.As it was, I ended up changing out my hot water heater to a different brand.Are you looking for a replacement fan motor assy? Cause I still have my original, it is used, so I could offer it to you appropriately.Let me know.
1303591
I honestly believe it should work all right in place of the original one. The real values of these caps. come with a wide tolerance range to begin with.If anything the fan could run a little faster. Upon installation I would keep the sections in the same sequence as the original, meaning the 4.5 in place of the 4, the 5 in place of the other 4 and the 6 in place of the 5. Connection error should be avoided to prevent damage.
661723
The fan model number that my Nutone replaced was JA2C294N so I am not sure if it will work on your fan model. sorry
1632856
Hello there. I will try to answer the question for you. If this for a motorhome then it will fit. The old one should be removed buy pulling it down from the base be carefully not to brake your own fan I think the right way is to remove the fan it self and remove the blades, the new one should fit since all the fans are universal anyways. The new one should be push in as the old one was from the factory it has a half moon on the fan rod and the blades as we'll match it and push in. The half moon is design so there will be no slips on the blade when is rotating just like a house fan I hope this answer you question
841039
I have bought these motors as replacement motors for my Moultrie 6v feeders. They have the same 2 mounting screw bolt pattern, same shaft size and the same 2 prong wire plug connection. The motor is slightly larger and turns at a slower rpm but seems to have more torque.