Can you use this motor to replace a 1/4hp 1.5amp GE motor
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If the speed of the GE motor is the same and your condenser fan fits on the new motor (check shaft size) then yes.
1313229
Yes assuming your motor mounts with either the motor thru bolts or a belly band. Barry
385577
About 6 amps is average for a 1/3 hp motor operating at 120 volt. Its a good idea to have it on a dedicated circuit or a circuit thats " known" not to have alot of load on it.
972468
The G2532 Motor can use any type of switch appropriately rated for the amperage draw of the motor. We would recommend a magnetic switch for safety, but it is not required.
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Radio shack maybe, Might not be exact same model but close or if they have new ones that work replace them both if you can. Ebay probably be best bet to find similar motor. Or find out what manufacture built them contact them see if you can buy new motors
1875154
This unit has a dry-output, SPDT relay. If all your motor needs is a closed or open circuit trigger, then yes this will work.
1764359
Being a 1hp pump, the current draw is 6.5 amps. Make sure wiring should handle it. I would advise using a GFI outlet on it for shock protection should the motor windings short out (very rarely happens). That's the Engineer in me worrying about things. Good luck!
678589
I can think of two options: 1 There are dozens of variations of this motor. Keep looking around until you find one the right length and speed. 2. cut off 1/4" so this motor fits in your application.
1808772
Yes, I have mine starting a 110 motor. The switch is rated at 12 amps, so check the rating first on your motor to make sure it isn't pulling more than 12 amps.
1581352
No idea. Its a standard 220 VAC 2hp motor. I would suggest you ask your electricians out there if they can do it. Worst case scenario, you could buy a 2hp motor in your country and replace. Trouble with this lathe is, if you ever have anything internal break on it...they offer no means to get replacement parts to assist repair. In essence, you are stuck with a rather large and heavy paperweight that you cant do anything with. I made the mistake of buying one of these and had a gear break internally. I was polishing a rod of stainless with it when it happened, not working it heavy. Anyway, cant get replacement parts. After a year of fighting with them to get a replacement part, I gave up and bought a Jet lathe. I will never buy Central Machinery again. BAD IDEA IF YOU DO!!!!!
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I don't know about your model # but I used this motor for a replacement on my swimming pool pump. It was a exact replacement motor for my Hayward Super Pump. Hope this helps.
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You should. I used it also to replace a weaker 4 amp hour draw battery. It's been working great for five months.
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This is a 1/4 hp motor it does not have an amp rating on minehttp://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/electrical-motor-hp-amps-d_1455.htmlIt should be about 2-3 amps
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Yes. Mine is an '01 like yours. My Son works at an auto parts here and thought it was the motor. It wasn't. This is a complete set. There is a video on youtube showing how to swap it out. It works better than original. Josey
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no. and you probably wouldn't want it to, since the amps and the horsepower could not support heavy materials that require a 1/2 inch router bit. i'm guessing the motor would fri. you can however use router bits that are 1/2 inch in diameter also have a 1/4 inch collet.
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Yes. Just flip a couple of connectors. Instructions are included with the motor.
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Yes you can. I have been running speed pack 1400 mah 11.1 v for a year. No problems with burning motor out.
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I cant find any info on your old motor. As long as old motor operated on 110V electricity and turned 1rpm (seemingly most do but not all), this motor should work, permitting it looks identical. The output shaft of this motor is 1.1 inches long by 3/8 diameter with a flat side, 2 wire hookup, and 3 inch body.