1st time trying to replace a HVAC blower motor. Having a hard time matching a new motor with my old motor specs. I have an Emerson circa 1996 model K55HXCEP-6404. It's 115V, 1/3HP, 1050rpm, band type, 6.5amp, frame 48Y, 4-speed (2 are plugged into 'unused'). Can you please direct me to where I might find a replacement?
My AC condenser was giving a burning smell after we reconnected the wires. I believe we connected the wires wrong. We replaced the fan motor but thermostat is not turning on. Should we replace the capacitor? Maybe the capacitor burned out and not the fan motor?
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I'm confused On a compressor and condenser motor you have Run, start, common. On a blower motor, you have speeds which i thought were the common but it's almost like they call the wire that goes to your run winding the common. Why don't they call the speed the common since both run and start windings meet at where your speeds are? And why don't they call the run winding what it is, the run windings?
This does not have switchable wires attached to the motor to swap. We bought a new CCW fan blade and I assume that the motor is also counterclockwise and so the fan is blowing down rather than up. So I don’t have to buy a clockwise fan blade Is there any reason why I shouldn’t just swap the two wires on the capacitor’s fan and common terminal.This is a four wire motor with the 1075 blue wire capped off.
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Thank you man, appreciate it, for taking your time.
Holy crap this is exactly what I was looking for, I’m probably gonna show this to the guys at the shop if they ever want a refresher
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Good explanation.
Excellent video everything I needed to know, made everything very easy. Thank you very much
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Headed to the capacitor vid, thanks
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how the compressor is gone grounded burnt and if you replace txb has to be replaced as well in case?
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How to connect vevor motor with black white brown and yellowgreen wire to the capacitor and the contactor
I agree with Charles. Is there a way your camera can flip the video (right to left) such that images with text come out correctly (not mirror images)?
If my OEM motor didn’t have the green ground wire, but the new universal motor does do I have to use the green ground wire?
Great video thank you sir
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Why was green ground wire cut on bottom?
Would you do a video on Rheem fan doesn't turn off and how to fix it.
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1st time trying to replace a HVAC blower motor. Having a hard time matching a new motor with my old motor specs. I have an Emerson circa 1996 model K55HXCEP-6404. It's 115V, 1/3HP, 1050rpm, band type, 6.5amp, frame 48Y, 4-speed (2 are plugged into 'unused'). Can you please direct me to where I might find a replacement?
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My AC condenser was giving a burning smell after we reconnected the wires. I believe we connected the wires wrong. We replaced the fan motor but thermostat is not turning on. Should we replace the capacitor? Maybe the capacitor burned out and not the fan motor?
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I'm confused
On a compressor and condenser motor you have Run, start, common.
On a blower motor, you have speeds which i thought were the common but it's almost like they call the wire that goes to your run winding the common.
Why don't they call the speed the common since both run and start windings meet at where your speeds are? And why don't they call the run winding what it is, the run windings?
good question I never thought about this I will check and see why thanks for the comment and question
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Are all condenser fan motor rotation reversible by switching to common and fan wires. If not how can I tell if mine is not?
Most universal motors do have a reversible switch and you can tell because there is a plug
This does not have switchable wires attached to the motor to swap. We bought a new CCW fan blade and I assume that the motor is also counterclockwise and so the fan is blowing down rather than up. So I don’t have to buy a clockwise fan blade
Is there any reason why I shouldn’t just swap the two wires on the capacitor’s fan and common terminal.This is a four wire motor with the 1075 blue wire capped off.
Can I use the first motor as a shop fan on a 110?
yes
@TaddyDigest will I need 2 capacitors and a on and of switch?
Sir speak slowly
I will try
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