Hi All,
I have a GE Motor that drives the cooling fan for my generator which I think is bad
The specs and numbers are
HP 1/2
V 115
Amps 6
RPM 1625
CPN/SPN/FPN Stock No. 3996
SKCP39MG E215ES
I have found an equivalent ( I think )
The amperage of the replacement is 7.6 as opposed to 6.0. will that cause problems?
not sure what the 48 frame refers to?
Indoor blower motor? will it be ok sitting outside in the elements?
Century FDL1054 $215.07 delivered from Supplyhouse.com
5-5/8" 3-Speed High Efficiency Indoor Blower Motor (115V, 1625 RPM, 1/2 HP)
FEATURES:
60 HZ
Single Phase
Automatic Overload
48 Frame
Permanent Split Capacitor
Sleeve bearing
SPECS
Type: Permanent Split Capacitor
Horse Power: 1/2
Bearings: Sleeve
Voltage: 115v
RPM:1625
Duty: Air Over
Amperage: 7.6
Poles:4
Mount: Resilient Rings
Rotation: Reversible
Enclosure Type: Open
Speeds: 3
Frame: 48Y
Capacitor: 15MFD-370V
Insulation Class: A
Phase:1
Overload Protection: Automatic
Max Ambient Temp (°F): 104°F
Motor Orientation: Horizontal
The 48 frame refers to key dimensions.
it is also the dimensions of the frame where it can be mounted
Chris
Frank you might look at Grainger they have some fairly reasonable prices on blower motors. you don't want an indoor motor you are looking for something similar to the blower in you outside AC unit.
Chris
Are you and Daisy in a rv park? Hopefully plugged in.
Hi Dub
Yes we were fortunate enough to find a spot today in Kerrville. Water and electricity since we got here at 1000.