Standard Efficiency Continuous Duty - Air Over; Permanent Split Capacitor; 5. 6" Diameter Motor; Sleeve Bearings; 2 1/2" Resilient Rings; Reversible (reversing plug). These motors will work in most"Belly Band Applications" meaning if the motor is mounted via a strap/clamp around the body of the motor or mounts with the motor"thru-bolts. Belly band brackets available: Torsion Flex Bracket (3-Prong) # 2MEY7, Torsion Flex Bracket (4-Prong) # FM554, Welded 3-Ring Bracket # 2MEV4. 1 Year Manufacture .
A**E
fits trane xr80
Trane xr80 had a 4 speed, all wires matched except the yellow so the location on the control board where the yellow was simply didn't get used because this 3 speed did just fine in the furnace. Actually seems better than before, easy to install for mechanically inclined and came with the capacitor. Took about an hour to do everything, probably could be less time but, I wanted to make sure I did it right.
T**G
Replaces the original blower motor at about half the price.
Works well, so far (3 months after installation by my AC handyman).
M**E
Works and was cheap
Works as it should. It does seem a bit louder than the old one ever was. Also doesn't seem to matter which speed I used they all blow the same, whereas my old one if I wired it on high it would blow dead bugs up out of my vents. It was great for cleaning the ductwork out but I recommend it before you clean the house.
A**R
Excellent fit and value
Fit perfectly, great replacement part
J**N
Works great
Perfect fit for my old burnt out motor. Works great
C**S
great price.
Arrived quickly, great price.
I**C
Seems like a great purchase!
My 15 year old armstrong air handlers motor finally gave up after a very hard summer in NW FL. I didn’t have the money to replace the AC unit so I decided to try and patch it back together. This motor seemed to match all of the qualifications of the old motor so i pulled the trigger on the $75 purchase. When it arrived it was packaged well and had a wiring diagram on the side of the motor which made install a bit easier. I cut the plug off the old motor and soldered it to the new one after consulting both diagrams. Hooked everything back up and the unit started right up! So far its been running for three days without a hitch! The motor is stamped made in China, however for $75 I couldn’t find one that was made in the USA. Time will tell how it holds up, but for now its smooth running.
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