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Wayne Combustion 21993-006 Motor Low Amp/3850 RPM 12 VDC

Special Price $171.54 Regular Price $197.27
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SKU
21993-006
The Wayne Combustion 21993-006 Motor offers low-amp operation at 3850 RPM, used for HVAC systems. This motor is used to drive the burner fan assembly to provide the right airflow and combustion. It utilizes 12-volt DC electrical energy to produce mechanical rotation to drive the fan system at a very high speed while using less power. It is widely used in oil and gas burner units and provides for proper ignition and stable heating process. It has low current consumption, which in turn decreases power consumption, prolongs the life of the components and improves the system performance in typical HVAC conditions.
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Specifications

  • Type: Motor
  • Speed: 3850 RPM
  • Voltage: 12 VDC
  • Amperage: Low Amp
Manufacturer Name: Wayne Combustion
Product Number: 21993-006
OEM Part Number: 21993-006
Product Description: Motor 12Vdc Lowamp/3850Rpm
Weight:5lbs/2267.96g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Wayne Combustion 21993-006 Motor?

Regularly inspect the motor for dust, debris, or signs of wear. Check that wiring and connections are secure and that the motor rotates smoothly. Proper maintenance ensures consistent performance, prevents overheating, and maintains safe operation.

What are common issues with the Wayne Combustion 21993-006 Motor?

  • Reduced or inconsistent RPM.
  • Overheating during operation.
  • Poor electrical contact or voltage fluctuations.
  • Unusual noise or vibration.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power before starting installation.

Step 2: Remove the old motor, noting mounting orientation and wiring connections.

Step 3: Mount the new motor securely in the designated bracket or housing.

Step 4: Connect the power wires according to the manufacturer’s diagram.

Step 5: Ensure all connections are tight and insulated to prevent shorts.

Step 6: Check that the motor shaft rotates freely without obstruction.

Step 7: Power on and test motor operation, monitoring speed and current draw.