I have a 10 yr. version of this model. The motor is going. I have a ROK3302 plug can I use the same plug or do I need to get a new one?
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We recently updated a unit that was twelve years old and discovered the plug design had been changed. To buy a new cord vs buying the adapter apparatus cost nearly the same. You will be best off just to buy the new cord for about $40
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You simply unplug the wire harness connector from the old motor's receptacle and plug it into the new motor's receptacle. There should not be any splicing involved.
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The one I bought to replace mine worked great had no problem with it. Once its the right model for your ill say go for it.
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Hi, it depends on your motor,motor saver,etc. Make sure the voltage and amps are correct on it should work. Mine came with multiple adaptors so not connection problems. Thanks Brian
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Motor needs replacement. Very common with these models. My firstly motor lasted 2 yrs
2169611
Wish I could help you, but I just took the electric motor from the new assembly and swapped it into mine.
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The plug you buy on here is the redesign. Its common for Ford to list the old part number, then substitute the revised part upon ordering it. Nothing to worry about.
646701
Hello Tim, not sure. Its been awhile. I can check the info on the motor and let you know. When I installed I just made sure everything matched with the old one.
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I only know my snow blower is about 15 years old and it has a 10hp motor. I had to drop a bottom plate and take off the cover for the belts. I would replace all the belts and the auger cable. Make sure you check all parts positions before disassembling. The auger cable is a little on the large size but I believe that is so it can fit many units. Disconnect that cable 1st and then connect the replacement as you go along. Hope this helps.
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From what I remember you should be fine with this motor. I did replace capacitor at same time. Remember to give capacitor some time to charge up after turning power back on. About an hour is plenty. Very happy with motor.
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My old motor was hard wired but the new comes with a wire that plugs into the motor with a connector on the end so it doesn't matter if it plugs into the motor or a wire that comes off the motor, either way it will work. As for the top plate I'm not sure, I had all the old parts so what didn't come with the new motor I already had. I do hope this helps you out.Randy
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I visited several appliance repair and supplier sites looking for the model and part numbers for interchangeability. It appears that the replacement motors apply to many units. Instructions should have info about any particular wiring changes which will permit use in your unit. It was fairly straight forward.
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I only know my snow blower is about 15 years old and it has a 10hp motor. I had to drop a bottom plate and take off the cover for the belts.I would replace all the belts and the auger cable. Make sure you check all parts positions before disassembling. The auger cable is a little on the large size but I believe that is so it can fit many units. Disconnect that cable 1st and then connect the replacement as you go along. Hope this helps.
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Because my manual doesn't specify other than the voltage, 115v, and because there is a variable speed controller, no doubt pulse width modulated, I can only guess that the internal parts, which list you can obtain on the Makita site for your country, will show the same part numbers. Plugs may change, but there are adapters, and replacing a plug is easy. You may violate a warranty if you buy from a country other than your own, but my assumption is that parts are interchangeable as long as you are in a 115/120volt country. The different prices and part numbers seem often, where I've had reason to look, to be for different safety regulations, sometimes complete nonsense, insuring the employment of the bureaucrats overseeing regulatory agencies. Thus you take your risks, but with current feedback control and PWM motors, if your location provides 115v power, and you aren't synchronizing video frames, this should work fine at 50hz, though perhaps with a tiny difference in efficiency which may mean a different revision of the controller. Check the part number of the controller, available on Makita sites.
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I have the Venmar version and it looks very similar, vendor should confirm if this is the correct match. Also when installing the new unit, there is a security campain from Venmar where they will provide a 3amp plug that will protect the unit from overheat if the motor fails.
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Not sure we just replaced the motor. I think it should tell you on box or go to YouTube and it will tell you how to do it. Sorry not much help. Works good!
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I would think so because the 4th generation plug is the same as the first. They changed the 5th generation plug. However, I would contact the people who sell it to make sure. Hope this helps.