Is this fan motor the same as Goodman model #0131M00060S.
926231
The motor is larger so your bolts have to go into a larger frame, which my unit had pre-stamped into the frame of the outside airconditioner. It works the same once installed and looks like it is made much better, higher quality.
218557
Don't know if the motors are the same, but my fan pressed on my the new motor.
84561
I'm not sure. I ordered the light cover for my Broan ventilation fan 678-C/678F-C. The original part number on the cover was 99110677. This replacement cover fit perfect for my purposes.Good luck.
1580851
this was a long time ago ..I believe it was identical but was not the exact same as the switch I removed ... a few mins with a ohm meter should tell you which connector does what job..I had the original apart and worked out what was what BUT after wiring a second identical fan up the same as the first it didn't work....apparently there are 3 or so wiring methods. But then at the price there's only a few pence to lose!
2149126
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.
447216
my experience in replacing about 10 of these over the years is that the electric motor and fan head are interchangeable with about every fan that is the same size and will fit in each grill without modifying it.
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!
1976303
it's the same motor and fan as the original, but since the older motor you area replacing usually is worn and fan out of balance my experience is the volume goes down a noticeable amount after replacing them.
683679
No it's not. The threads do not align properly and it's a bit too bulky. If you need another 200mm fan. Pull out your existing 200mm fan and find the model number. Buy that one instead.
1333897
Yes, it does. It is an exact replacement for most all 1/2 HP furnace blower motors.
1439047
I matched the remote with the one I already had & it works fine. I don't know the model # of the fan but it does have lights. I wish I could help more but that all I know.
393293
if your old one looks like it,and,most importantly has the four little switches in the battery compartment,you should be ok.But,too make sure,call the people that i bought it from. They're in Texas,Ceiling fan parts superstore....they're GREAT people ! Hope that this helped you!
1226726
I'm not sure but if you go to the Broan site and punch in your model number it will tell you what type of motor it requires and then you can compare. I hope this is some help.
464955
Yes, the information sheet that came with this stated "replacement for AP3953640, 8182821,8182819,8181684,28599,461970228511,Model M65, M75,461970228513,Askoll and more". I installed it in my 110 42932 200 which called for 8181684. It is a direct replacement and there were no modifications needed.
1018487
Depends on the housing. I don't think you'll know for sure until you unpack it and match it against the current guts. I had an older model and it didn't match up. Even though the housing was exactly the same size and fit in the old opening, the fan didn't lock into place the same way. The design was improved. That said, the 9093 I had was pretty old. It came with the house we bought in 2008, and it looked like it had been in there for a while.
1236153
Yes, this is the correct motor. As the other posters stated fan part 694089 is need also and threads are reverse as well
1880403
I ordered mine based on the model number of my old motor. So it matched up just fine. I have a thermostat box with the original fan. The thermostat box acts as a junction box also. The two strand wire is connected to the power line with wire nuts in the thermostat box. White to white black to black.