Honeywell hw7500e generator: Does the honeywell 7500e generator use a Honda motor ?
1611773
It's a Generac motor. I own one of these and ran it for 60 hours minus the down time to fill it. It ran flawlessly running 12+ hours on a tank of gas. My max draw during the CT snow storm was 2500 watts. This generator was not even breathing hard. This is one fantastic generator.
526972
Not sure. I think they may offer one. One thing I recommend is look up Honeywell on the Internet and call the customer service and ask. Then you will get a for sure answer.
272800
Can not answer that question. Honeywell has great technical support I's suggest calling them. 1-800-466-1502
1880403
I ordered mine based on the model number of my old motor. So it matched up just fine. I have a thermostat box with the original fan. The thermostat box acts as a junction box also. The two strand wire is connected to the power line with wire nuts in the thermostat box. White to white black to black.
296717
I can't say, as I have no knowledge of the Honda generator. Originally, I too was interested in a Honda, but I found the price too much for my budget.
311375
I visited several appliance repair and supplier sites looking for the model and part numbers for interchangeability. It appears that the replacement motors apply to many units. Instructions should have info about any particular wiring changes which will permit use in your unit. It was fairly straight forward.
823718
I bought a honda powered lawnmower from walmart also, if this is a honda powered lawnmower it more then likely is the same, I bought one and it worked better then the oem one.
790431
Huh, try this model Powermate PM0497000.04 Powermate PM0497000.04 8,750 Watt 389cc 13HP Honda GX390 Gas Powered Portable Generator My experience with lawn mowers with Honda motors is they start every first pull & run forever. But this is an electric start generator, I don't use it weekly, maybe 2 - 3 times a year. If I start it monthly, I'll know if it works or not & fix it.
323873
They are the same. It took forever to figure it out. Go to Honeywell's site. There you can see all models available. And if you search for the one you asked about it's not there. I am happy with our RTH6580WF. hope that helps.
2214084
No. I bought it to replace a 671H, but cannot use it. The threaded screws extend out in the direction opposite the shaft, meaning you cannot mount it to the housing plate with the shaft pointed in the correct direction. I tried flipping the rotor, but was not able, because the bearing block on the side opposite the shaft does not have an opening for the shaft to pass through (btw, the old motor has the through-hole on both bearing blocks). I am returning this fan.
1993658
Not as manufactured. It is designed for the Honda 2000 watt generator. Email the manufacturer with the question. They are good at responding to inquiries
1226726
I'm not sure but if you go to the Broan site and punch in your model number it will tell you what type of motor it requires and then you can compare. I hope this is some help.
1509055
I bought due to it said Honda OEM. If it isn't its a exact copy and same quality. I real happy with it. I have a power washer with a HONDA motor and it works great.
495672
I found someone local who could work on mine after several that wouldn't because they are not familiar with it. He claims that it has a Honda motor. He starts and runs like new since he tuned it up.
1031313
according to Honeywell, there is no difference its the same as the rTH6580WF. One was intended to be available online only... If your considering this one, I would highly recommend the Emerson WHite-Rodgers Sensi thermostat, it's much better...
82971
If your Honeywell thermostat is one of the Z-wave enabled units, then yes. I run the HT-ZEE with the Z-stick, and I just installed a Honeywell z-wave thermostat this week. Works fine.
937517
Try Jack's small engines for engine parts: www.jackssmallengines.com/ For the electrical parts, try www.devilbissparts.com/devilbiss/generator/generators.html On the Devilbiss site, you need to find the part number first and then paste that into the part number search box.