HVAC unit currently (Emerson Model # K48HXGDD-4229,1100RPM/1.4 Amps/Volt 208-230 1/4HP) motor. Would this work as a replacement?
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As previously stated, as long as the mounting points match, you should be good to go. I had to widen one of the mounting holes as this motor was slightly off, but that was it. When I bought mine, I also got a new start capacitor which I highly recommend. This one (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004019SWG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) worked perfectly.The wires controlling the rotational direction of the fan use quick connects so they are easy to swap if you need to change direction. I connected mine on the outside of the fan guard so I didn't have to disassemble my A/C unit to switch the direction. As previously stated, as long as the mounting points match, you should be good to go. I had to widen one of the mounting holes as this motor was slightly off, but that was it. When I bought mine, I also got a new start capacitor which I highly recommend. This one (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004019SWG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) worked perfectly.The wires controlling the rotational direction of the fan use quick connects so they are easy to swap if you need to change direction. I connected mine on the outside of the fan guard so I didn't have to... » Read More As previously stated, as long as the mounting points match, you should be good to go. I had to widen one of the mounting holes as this motor was slightly off, but that was it. When I bought mine, I also got a new start capacitor which I highly recommend. This one (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004019SWG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) worked perfectly.The wires controlling the rotational direction of the fan use quick connects so they are easy to swap if you need to change direction. I connected mine on the outside of the fan guard so I didn't have to disassemble my A/C unit to switch the direction. « Show Less
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Electrically they are very close to being the same, I do recommend getting a new start capacitor with the new motor. You will have to take your AC unit apart and measure the shaft diameter and motor bolt pattern to make sure they are the same. Also this motor is reversible, so make sure when you wire it up the fan is spinning the right direction.
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as long as it has the same mounting points it should work better than the installed one. 1400 RPM will always be a good thing! The shaft is easy to cut down, if needed
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I don't know excatly. The motor I purchased was to replace the motor on a hayward 11/2 HP superpump and worked good for me
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I think it should work fine. It's a generic replacement and works great on my Hunter Douglas fan.
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I don't know. This is a replacement for my original (same model) motor and pump.
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I cant find any info on your old motor. As long as old motor operated on 110V electricity and turned 1rpm (seemingly most do but not all), this motor should work, permitting it looks identical. The output shaft of this motor is 1.1 inches long by 3/8 diameter with a flat side, 2 wire hookup, and 3 inch body.
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I honestly believe it should work all right in place of the original one. The real values of these caps. come with a wide tolerance range to begin with. If anything the fan could run a little faster. Upon installation I would keep the sections in the same sequence as the original, meaning the 4.5 in place of the 4, the 5 in place of the other 4 and the 6 in place of the 5. Connection error should be avoided to prevent damage.
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If your old one was 1/2 hp before it should work fine. The only thing that may be different is your opener remote, it only comes with one. You may get another one after your install is complete.
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often these are generic images... the motor will be correct if you have matched you part number to listed cross ref numbers... it is a 4 speed unit which will have appropriate wiring...DanCSH989-723-8985
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Quite easily. It is a direct match. Just unplug the original release it from the housing and separate the motor from the blower cage. Reverse the process and you're all set. It worked for ours.
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Hi Lorena,I think it is fairly easy to replace the motor -- it just clips into the bottom of the unit. You should contact the vendor. My experience with the vendor has been excellent -- he is very responsive. Hope this helps.Ron
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If the application calls for this motor...yes it will. It fit perfectly as a replacement for mine. I just don't recall what model I have.
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Yes, it should. There's four different command inputs for your model. One is surely to work. My air conditioner was a Kenmore, but the Kenmore Code didn't work. I found it was actually manufactured by Frigidaire, which when input, the codes worked. So make sure it's manufactured by the company, not a secondary contracted purchase and it'll be fine.
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Yes. I replaced my Hayward pump motor with an AO Smith 1 1/2 hp UST 1152 motor, and purchased a new shaft seal with it. Product number was SP1600 Z2.
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We didn't check the model number on our fan before ordering, we took a risk, but it worked. I wish I could tell you more, but the fan is in a vaulted ceiling and we got rid of the paperwork for it long ago. I would speak directly with Hunter on this one.
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The UST1102 is a 1 HP Motor. If you have 1.5 HP (UST1152) currently the 1 HP motor would have to work and would shut down unless you also changed out the impeller
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Yes. I will work. I use two units in my motor home to replace the old ones.
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Yes, I did replace this motor and my AC worked good so far. It saved me a lot to replace the whole AC unit.