Will this motor replace Honeywell Synchron zone valve motor (2 wire) labled:640 24V 60CY 5W 6RPM 35335-5-6 from home boiler that's 30+ yrs old?
640054
Not sure, this was a replacement in kind, but my boiler is 17 Yeats old. Very easy DIY.
640055
contact patriot supply and ask them im pretty sure it will they were real helpful hope this helps
1052016
The coil I purchased was a replacement for the original, as it was obsolete. This coil is on my 8 hp B&S; motor and the motor has run well since installation.
1977653
Hi Sharon, I am not at home now, but when I had problems with the bathroom fan, I took out the original motor and looked at the part # and was able to buy (very good price) all components and then easily replaced them and re-installed the fan in the bathroom... I am very satisfied... sorry I do not know the exact replacement motor # off the top of my head....-scott
1758533
I don't think so. The part # for the motor you want is HC21ZE118 and it is a two speed motor. I found a new one on ebay for less that $75 and I'm sure that more searching will turn up what you are looking for at a reasonable price. Good luck.
1236153
Yes, this is the correct motor. As the other posters stated fan part 694089 is need also and threads are reverse as well
681680
The motor was installed at a customer is home, but i do believe that it was threaded and it was wired for 230 vac, and i also believe it was dual voltage so yes. you should look up the specifications on the part number i am sure you can confirm info. Good luck.
913093
The label on my original fan is also Model QT-100-B, and the label on the original motor is Model JA2C119H (the 0696B000 replacement compatibility is viewed by clicking "details"). The 0696B000 is installed and working.
1436323
im sorry im not sure. we have a Honeywell and it works fine I had replaced it a few years ago now. And we haven't had a problem since
2149126
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.
2077237
If it fits the form factor of the valve (i.e., two screws to attach, and gear fits properly) AND your original motor is 24 volts, the answer is yes.
2149729
I can not respont your question due to the different motor model. My is 6 cil on line and it make some changes. Sorry
1205403
Hi, For me i looked at the honeywell brand and it did look the same as my old one.. so i bought it! and worked.. i can suggest that if it look the same then don't worry on the number brand unless looks totally different... it's only a suggestion. i took the risk and had my boiler running
1590628
I looked up your motor and it looks like it's a 230 volt, so I'd have to say no. This motor is 115V.
1590627
As long as your motor is 115 volts it should work. GE model numbers are a pain. Best to pull your old motor out and check the specs on the motor plate. This is a 4 speed motor so even if yours is a 3 speed you can use it not wire one of the speeds.
933901
T suggest you either call Honeywell or log on to their web site where they will give the right info. I am using mine 240 volts@ 40 volts But every installation is different. You should of gotten that information on the base board. Good luck
1242988
not electrically qualified to answer that question. I would direct question back to Honeywell
2221885
Yes, I'm running an oil fired boiler with 2 zone recirculators to hot water baseboards. I have 2 of the FocusPro5000 thermostats, one for each zone. They seem to be working ok, been installed about 2 months now. I am mad of the deceptive description of the AC and battery power option on the FocusPro 5000, you cannot power this thing with 24V AC with a 2-wire thermostat system.