DIRECT DRIVE BLOWER MOTOR 1/3 HP ( 20203 )

Description

EQUIVALENT TO PACKARD/43785, Mars 03785, Mars 03985, Mars 09123, GE 3785, GE 3985, GE 5KCP39FGV064, GE 5KCP39FGV064AS, GE 5KCP39FGY922, GE 5KCP39FGY922S,
Genteq 5KCP39GGV567DS, GE 5KCP39GGY022, GE 5KCP39GGY022AS, GE 5KCP39GGY833, GE 5KCP39GGY833S, Rotom DD035, Carrier HB41TQ113, Carrier HC41TE113, Carrier HC41TQ113, Rotom R42319, Rotom R6-R42319, Rotom R6R42319

Key Specifications and Features:

• Voltage: Typically 115V AC, which is common for furnace blower motors.
• Horsepower (HP): 1/30 HP, sufficient for driving smaller fans and blowers in HVAC systems.
• Speed: 3000 RPM, ensuring efficient airflow for the application.
• Amperage: Approximately 1.3 Amps, reflecting energy-efficient operation.
• Phase: Single-phase motor, standard for residential and light commercial HVAC systems.
• Motor Type: Shaded Pole, which is durable and commonly used in low-power applications like blowers and fans.
• Rotation: Counterclockwise Shaft End (CCWSE), indicating the direction in which the motor’s shaft rotates when viewed from the shaft end.
• Frame Size: Often a 3.3″ frame, which refers to the motor’s diameter, allowing for easy fit into compact spaces.
• Bearing Type: Sleeve bearings, which are common in shaded pole motors and offer smooth operation with minimal maintenance.
• Enclosure: Open Air Over (OAO), designed for use in applications where air flows directly over the motor for cooling.
• Mounting: Includes studs or brackets for secure mounting in various positions, typically compatible with horizontal or vertical installation.
• Thermal Protection: Equipped with automatic thermal overload protection to prevent overheating.
• Applications: These motors are commonly used in direct-drive furnace blowers, fan coil units, unit heaters, air handlers, and similar HVAC equipment.

Additional Features:

• Durability: Constructed to withstand continuous operation in demanding HVAC environments.
• Compact Design: The small frame size makes these motors suitable for installations where space is limited.
• Easy Replacement: Designed to be a direct replacement for several popular motor models, ensuring compatibility and ease of installation.
• Quiet Operation: The shaded pole design typically ensures quiet operation, making it suitable for use in residential environments.

Examples of Equivalent Products:

• Emerson 5462: A similar 115V, 1/30 HP, 3000 RPM shaded pole motor with CCWSE rotation, suitable for HVAC systems.
• Century 939: Another equivalent motor that matches the voltage, HP, and RPM specifications, and features thermal overload protection.
• Fasco D918: A comparable motor with similar mounting options and specifications, designed for use in furnace and air conditioning systems.

Installation and Setup:

1. Preparation:
   • Ensure the power to the system is off before beginning installation.
   • Gather the necessary tools for removing the old motor and installing the new one, such as a screwdriver and wrench.
2. Removing the Old Motor:
   • Disconnect the power supply and wiring from the existing motor.
   • Remove any mounting hardware securing the motor in place.
   • Carefully remove the motor from the system.
3. Installing the New Motor:
   • Position the new motor in the same orientation as the old one.
   • Secure the motor using the appropriate mounting hardware.
   • Reconnect the wiring, ensuring proper connections to the power supply and control circuits.
4. Testing:
   • Restore power to the system and test the motor to ensure it operates correctly.
   • Monitor the system for any unusual noises or vibrations, which may indicate incorrect installation.