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Lennox 14Y70 1/3HP Condenser Fan Motor CCW 1075 RPM

Special Price $145.64 Regular Price $234.95
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14Y70
The Lennox 14Y70 1/3HP Condenser Fan Motor is a quality replacement for HVAC systems that allow for efficient heat dissipation in air conditioning and pump unit. This motor run at 1075 RPM and counterclockwise rotation and maintain optimal airflow by preventing system overheating and increasing performance. Reliable cooling efficiency is commonly used in light commercial and residential condenser unit. The motor has such a durable construction, which mean that it lasts longer and, as a result, low maintenance costs and less downtime will be incurred by your system. Smooth operation is supported by its energy-efficient design that helps with overall HVAC system efficiency.
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Specifications

  • Type: Condenser Fan
  • Horsepower: 1/3HP
  • Speed: 1075 RPM
  • Rotation: Counter-Clockwise
Manufacturer Name: Lennox
Product Number: 14Y70
OEM Part Number: 14Y70
Product Description: 460V1ph 1/3Hp 1075Rpm Ccwle
Weight:16.21lbs/7352.73g

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What maintenance is required for the Lennox 14Y70 Condenser Fan Motor?

Inspect and clean dust buildup around the motor housing and fan blades to ensure smooth airflow and prevent overheating. Lubricate bearings if applicable and check electrical connections for tightness. Regular inspection reduces vibration and improves operational efficiency and reliability.

What are common issues with the Lennox 14Y70 Condenser Fan Motor?

  • Overheating due to capacitor failure.
  • Bearing wear causing noise.
  • Motor not starting.
  • Reduced airflow from shaft imbalance.
  • Electrical short or winding failure.
  • Capacitor degradation leading to inconsistent speed.
  • Shaft misalignment causing vibration.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect electrical supply and confirm system de-energized before starting.

Step 2: Remove condenser panel and carefully note wiring connections.

Step 3: Detach old motor and fan blade carefully from shaft.

Step 4: Position new motor on mounting bracket and securely tighten bolts firmly.

Step 5: Reattach fan blade and tighten set screw properly.

Step 6: Connect wiring as per diagram ensuring correct polarity correctly.

Step 7: Restore power and check rotation direction, airflow and smooth operation without issues.