Will this replace my 8520 III motor
747927
I suppose it would. Might I suggest that www.adventurerv.net has the Atwood Hydro Flame 8520 Furnace Motor 37696 for $46.29 + S&H;http://www.adventurerv.net/atwood-hydro-flame-8520-furnace-motor-37696-p-29124.html not sure how much shipping would be but might be worth looking into. From the 2 model numbers it appears there could be a difference in the length of the both shafts.
642013
No, swill not fit the 800. There is a small fuse on the control board that goes to the motor..Can blow if motor was James Voids control board warranty . If it stll has one If its bad, 20 cents and a soldering iron is much cheaper !
1131799
I don't know about your model # but I used this motor for a replacement on my swimming pool pump. It was a exact replacement motor for my Hayward Super Pump. Hope this helps.
1171960
really would not know for sure as it is the 3000 that I have, but logic dictates that all parts would be the of the same size and just the motor would be different. not sure if that helps.
906233
No, these motors have different specs (which is why they have different numbers)
889313
Steve my understanding is that this replacement motor is rather universal but I am not sure if it will fit your application. Did the info list your model as a suitable candidate ? Sam
895254
Sorry, don't know anything abt that...all I know is that it was the same exact motor I had already on the pump from abt 5 years ago....so just bought a new one for my pool guy to install.
1524671
If the motor that it is replacing is between 1/6-1/3 hp, under 2A max, 1075 rpm, and has a 48y frame. It should tell you the specs on the side of the old motor. Don't forget to get a corresponding capacitor to fit also.
456225
The motor is 56c standard and it fits the with no problem, other than stated before. I do not have original motor designation, because it was replaced a long time ago
1257337
I don't know. Mines a 85. But the engine parts are the same. I just guessed and they worked.
1065031
Not sure? I had a different model, 8530, so slightly different. Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck!
301440
One of the most important item you want to match up is the amps..it's ok if the newer motor draws slightly higher ..but never less than your current motor..and it is agood practice to change capacitor at the same time..and remember the shaft will have to be cut to size as it will be longer than the one you have now...) no bigge)
827602
Yes it should be correct. Tell me what the model number is on your motor and I will see if I can reference it. I may not see your response until tomorrow morning. Barry
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.
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.
1236153
Yes, this is the correct motor. As the other posters stated fan part 694089 is need also and threads are reverse as well
1230054
It was a direct replacement for my 1468-304 motor. On a 93 Fleetwood Pace Arrow. If yours looks like this it should fit.