Easy install, reversible, OEM fit

I have a 35 year old Rheem heat pump and this fan motor fit perfectly and my A/C is working perfectly

It works. Need to wire it up. Great guidance given in a review. Another bit of info I found, if your ac has a dual run capacitor it will most likely be a 3 wire motor. This motor has 5 wires, but 2 of the wires are used for clockwise or counterclockwise rotation.

perfect fit to put in place. thanks....

Fit perfect in my old unit.The tech said quality seemed good.Has been used all this summer and saved us from buying a new hvac system.

Air conditioner fan motor

The motor was the perfect replacement for the worn out one in my ancient A/C. Unfortunately, the wiring diagram is unclear. It is clear on which two wires to tie together in order to make the motor run clockwise or counter clockwise and it shows three wires going to line. It does show two of those line wires going to the capacitor, but it fails to point out which wire connects to which terminal on the capacitor. The third wire shown going to line actually connects to the contactor, but the diagram doesn't say that. Thanks to a little research I installed and wired my motor correctly the first time and I am sharing exactly which wires go where so you dont have to guess. Note that I replaced a three wire fan so if your fan has more than three wires I suppose you are still into some guesswork.First, the Black wire from you new motor connects to the contactor so be sure to note which terminal on the contactor your old fan was connected to before removing it.You must determine if you need your fan to turn CCW or CW. If the shaft of you motor is pointed at the ground when installed and the fan turns CCW when looking down at it from the top then simply use a wire nut to connect the Yellow and Brown wires together. They dont connect to anything else. Just each other.(Before using a wire nut I simply clipped my two wires together first as a test. When it worked correctly only then did I clip the ends off and wire nut them together.)Once thats done you connect the Purple wire to the FAN terminal on your capacitor and the Orange wire to the C or Common terminal.After mounting the motor and attaching the fan blades you are done. Replace and screw down the covers, go in the house, turn your A/C on and enjoy the blessed cool air. Congratulations! You just repaired your A/C for $150 rather than paying someone else $600 who only reluctantly makes the repair after you refuse to spend $3,000 on the new system they insist you need. You've probably already replaced the capacitor before determining the motor was bad so you'll now have a functioning problem free A/C for years to come.Note: If you need your fan to turn clockwise instead of CCW then use a wire nut to connect the Purple and Yellow wires together and connect the Brown wire to the FAN terminal on your capacitor. Everything else is the same. Youre just swapping the Brown and Purple wires.Due to delivery issues I went six days without A/C. With outside temps of 105 every day the heat had penetrated everything in the house like walls, cupboards and furniture. It took six hours for my old A/C to bring the temperature down from 95 degrees to 80 degrees. This motor ran non stop for that time without a hiccup. Its already 105 outside right now but its 75 in my house. Its still June so this motor is in for a workout. So far so good. This is a five star motor, but it gets only four because of the vague wiring instructions.

Air conditioner

Cut electric bill almost in half.

This was not a direct replacement for what I was replacing and due to the pitch of the fan it was causing the motor to phase in and out.Ended up buying the correct 850rpm motor at an additional $200 expense.

Motor packed well. Clear and straightforward wiring diagram. Install required me to flip the bolts around so the nuts are at the bottom to attach to mounting bracket. I ended up wiring my previous 3 wire system to the 4 wire option as this option ran 10 lower amperage. My only concerns are as follows: 1). Motor does not include a grommet sealing the wires coming out the motor, allowing easy moisture entry that could short out the windings. I sealed it with silicone. 2). Motor runs hot.We will see if this is reliable as my current motor lasted 30yrs.

I like that it came with new mounting screws, and easy to follow instructions for multiple applications. Multiple diagrams to match to your specific setup

My husband determined that it was the compressor in our AC that needed to be replaced.Our AC unit is a 1996 Ruud model UAKA - 042JAZ and we were told by the AC guy 10 years ago that we have a very good unit and as long as we keep up the maintenance, our unit was “a tank” We got the unit on Friday, and my husband replaced the compressor on Saturday morning and within a couple of hours, we had blissful cool air flowing upstairs.My husband took photos before removing the old unit and just connected the new one using the photos of the wires connected. He said the most time consuming thing was removing the old fan blade.

To remove fan from old motor, wire wheeled exposed old shaft to remove rust, sprayed some WD40 and tapped fan off old shaft. Reversed bolts on new motor, replaced fan and unit bolted onto grill no problems at all. Got the rotation wrong and swapped 2 wires (purple and brown?) Works great!

Just installed it all good so far! It ran smooth and quiet. Oh it was 106 degrees today.

A great motor at a great price!!

Heat pump condencer fan motor replacement, Rheem

Product was spot on.. I have no complaints!!

It comes fast then I expected, easy installation . Now hope it last long.

Easy to install! Made a word of difference. Was told by ab HVAC technician my fan sounded horrible. Replaced with this motor and wow! Night and day difference! No longer hear my fan motor over the compressor. Very quiet now!!