Heatcraft Refrigeration 25312501S 1/20 HP Motor 850-1550 RPM 120V
Specifications
- Type: Motor
- Horsepower: 1/20HP
- Speed: 850/1550 RPM
- Voltage: 120V
Loyalty ProgramRefrigeration equipment uses motors to provide the mechanical rotation required by connected components. The Heatcraft Refrigeration 25312501S Motor converts electrical energy into rotational movement for the connected component. This mechanical drive supports the component's intended movement within the associated refrigeration equipment during operation.
Electrical Input and Motor Operation:
The motor uses electrical input to generate mechanical rotation through its internal operating components. The 120V supply powers this process, while the motor's shaft delivers the resulting rotational output to the connected component.
Shaft Drive and Connected Refrigeration Component:
The motor transfers its mechanical output through the shaft to the connected refrigeration component. This shaft-driven arrangement allows the attached component to receive continuous rotational movement during operation.
Replacement Guidelines:
Replacement may be appropriate when the existing motor can no longer provide the required mechanical drive, develops irregular rotation, or shows signs of physical damage that prevent normal operation. For the Heatcraft Refrigeration 25312501S, replacement should be considered when the motor no longer provides the required movement for the connected component.
Common Failure Symptoms:
Equipment Compatibility:
The Heatcraft Refrigeration 25312501S Motor should be selected for refrigeration equipment requiring the corresponding motor configuration. Before purchasing, confirm the existing motor's part number, 1/20 HP rating, 850–1550 RPM specification, 120V requirement, and other applicable equipment requirements.
Technical Specifications:
Part Identification:
Brand: Heatcraft Refrigeration
Part Number: 25312501S
Product Type: Motor
Electrical:
Voltage: 120V
Horsepower: 1/20 HP
Mechanical:
Speed: 850–1550 RPM
Step1: Turn off power to the unit at the breaker and confirm it’s off.
Step2: Remove the access panel and detach the fan blade or blower wheel from the old motor shaft.
Step3: Disconnect and label wiring before removing the old motor from its mount.
Step4: Mount the new motor securely and align the shaft with the driven component.
Step5: Reconnect wiring to matching terminals and ensure proper grounding.
Step6: Reinstall fan blade or wheel, replace the panel, restore power, and test operation.