Furnace Blower Motor: 204 items found

Image Item Price Bids Left Time
3585 1/3 hp 1075 115 v 3 Speed Furnace Furnace Blower Fan Motor $67.94 27d 23h 25m
(NIB) 3589 3/4 hp 1075 115 v 3 Speed Furnace Blower Fan Motor HERE ONLY 79.99 $79.99 0 4h 19m
NEW GE FAN MOTOR Part # 5KCP39CG AIR CONDITIONER AC / Furnace Blower RV $89.95 0 1d 1h 1m
AO SMITH - BLOWER MOTOR, FURNACE/AC - 3 SPEED $45.00 0 3d 7h 5m
GOODMAN B1340020S 1/2 HP 115V FURNACE BLOWER MOTOR OEM $137.95 4d 18h 12m
FASCO FURNACE ELECTRIC MOTOR AND BLOWER 7062 6016 $100.00 0 2d 23h 7m
FASCO FURNACE ELECTRIC MOTOR AND BLOWER 50755-D230 $50.00 0 3d 0h 14m
GE 1/2 HP 230V ELECTRIC FURNACE BLOWER MOTOR COLEMAN MILLER INTERTHERMWCAPACITOR $49.00 16d 2h 31m
GE 1/2 HP 120V 60HZ / 7.6 AMP / 1075 RPM 5KCP39NG T331 S CCW FURNACE BLOWER MOTR $35.00 0 4h 43m
GE 1/3 HP 120V 60HZ / 5.6 AMP / 1040 RPM 5KCP39LG T105 S CCW FURNACE BLOWER MOTR $35.00 0 14h 26m

Articles

Faulty motor causes smoke to fill Pratt house

May 19, 2012 | A faulty blower motor on a furnace caused smoke damage to a house in Pratt early Monday afternoon. They discovered that motor that runs the blower on the furnace was not working and not moving the hot air. The air just stayed in the furnace and eventually it got hot enough to cause material inside the furnace to get hot and create smoke, said Pratt Fire Chief David Kramer. Several attempts were made to restart the motor but they were unsuccessful. When firefighters arrived they found smoke on the main floor and then went to the basement and discovered a lot of smoke. She ran to turn off the thermostat, grabbed the dog and went outside and called the fire department, Warren said. The firefighters used fans to clear the smoke then investigated the cause. The only damage to the house was smoke. Linda Warren of 715 South Hamilton turned up the heating system thermostat in the kitchen to take the chill out of the air. Then she walked into the living room and saw and smelled smoke. Read more »

News

Case of the Vintage Furnace Blower

May 19, 2012 | Since winter was setting in, the fact that the furnace blower motor would often fail to start when the thermostat called for heat was a big problem. Also, since my sister was living in the house at the time, it was important to have the furnace working

ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor execs make investments to retain competitive edge

May 19, 2012 | Fabina said engineers found the motors for air blowers used to cool steel didn't need to operate at full capacity all of the time. Aided by a state grant using federal stimulus dollars, the company replaced old equipment and installed new equipment to

Gillece Pittsburgh Heating Services Using State-of-The-Art Furnace Inspection ...

May 19, 2012 | The camera technology is part of Gillece Services 18-Point Furnace Safety Check that also includes inspection of the: blower motor amp draw, inducer motor amp draw, igniter check, capacitor check, etc. The Gillece $19.95 Furnace Safety Check Special

Get complete information on furnace repair

May 19, 2012 | For example: -- To replace a half-horsepower, direct-drive blower motor and capacitor in a gas furnace, prices ranged from $300 to $800. -- To install a new igniter in a gas furnace, prices ranged from $95 to $310. -- To replace the defrost control on

• Smoke fills Oolitic Town Hall

May 19, 2012 | by MojoPages OOLITIC — A faulty furnace blower motor filled the Oolitic Town Hall with smoke but caused little damage Friday morning. The call went out at 10:47 am to firefighters with the Oolitic, Shawswick Township and Marshall Township volunteer

Questions & Answers

Furnace blower motor turns on and off repeatedly?

May 19, 9965 by Jeff W
When my gas furnace comes on, the blower motor turns on and off 3 to 4 time before it will stay on. Other than this start up problem, everything works normally.
When the furnace blower turns off and on it is very rapid like one second. I cleaned the thermocouple and it solved the problem for about a day. Now it only shuts off once instead of 3 or 4 times. I did install a programmable thermostat but this problem started a couple weeks later.
In most furnaces the blower motor is attached by a thermocouple to the heat exchanger. When the heat exchanger gets hot enough it triggers the thermocouple which acts like a switch to turn on the blower motor. I suspect your thermocouple is going bad. Recommend professional help.

Gas furnace blower motor rating?

Aug 23, 2006 by sky_jerm
I have a 16-year old Trane XL80, single-stage gas furnace. I am replacing is with a new Trane XL90, dual-stage gas furnace. I'm rewiring my garage, and I'd like to put the garbage disposal (1/2 hp) on the same 15A circuit as the furnace, since I'm just powering the blower. Problem is I can't figure out what the blower draws. Does anyone have any ideas or any ballparks? I've asked Trane and gotten no response. I've asked the contractor who's going to install the new furnace, but he's decided to stop returning my phone calls (a common problem with Bay Area contractors). Thanks for any help.
Answers to some questions.

The existing circuits are
- dedicated 15A for disposal (1/2 hp = 7A, roughly)
- furnace shares 15A circuit with upstairs master bedroom and some general lighting

Sq. footage, panel rating, main breaker rating, etc. are not relevant, since I'm not asking for total guidance.

The reason I want to share these two appliances is that I've run out of space in my panels to bring the kitchen up to code, I don't want to rip out an entire panel to add 1/2 slot, although I may do that anyway, and I don't want to put motors on the same circuits as lighting.

Per CA code, furnace blower should be on a dedicated circuit. Disposal must be. I'm cheating, because the probability of starting the disposal *and* having a 2-stage furnace kick into high (from a dead stop) at the exact same time is about as close to zero as it gets.
I install and service heaters and it is possible to do what your trying to do however its against code in most municipalities. The amp draw on those type of motors is maybe 3 or 4 amps however the max amp possible could be as high as 10amps. When you size a breaker it goes by full load amps not running amps so if you have both come on at the same time it is possible it will trip the breaker. I would add it onto another breaker or add a new breaker for it just to be safe.