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Rheem-Ruud 51-101774-48 1/5HP 1-Speed Condenser Motor 825 RPM 380-415V/460V/1PH

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51-101774-48
The Rheem-Ruud 51-101774-48 Condenser Motor is an essential part in the heat exchange process in HVAC systems to improve cooling efficiency. It turn the condenser fan to expel heat from the refrigerant. It has a single speed blower that runs at 825 RPM to ensure that the temperature is well-regulated by providing right amount of air flow. It has a 1/5HP motor and has a capacity of 380-415/460V, which used in improving energy efficiency, durability of the equipment, and stability in air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
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Specifications

  • Type: Condenser
  • Horsepower: 1/5HP
  • Number of Speeds: 1
  • Speed: 825 RPM
  • Voltage: 380-415/460V
  • Phase: 1PH
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What maintenance is required for the Rheem-Ruud 51-101774-48 Condenser Motor?

Regularly inspect the condenser motor for dust and debris buildup, lubricate bearings as recommended, and ensure electrical connections are secure. Maintenance ensures optimal performance, prevents overheating, and minimizes operational disruptions. Always disconnect power before servicing.

What are common issues with the Rheem-Ruud 51-101774-48 Condenser Motor?

  • Motor overheating under heavy load.
  • Excessive vibration or noise.
  • Bearing wear causing uneven rotation.
  • Electrical faults or intermittent starting problems.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power at breaker and verify zero voltage.

Step 2: Remove old motor and note wiring configuration and mounting orientation.

Step 3: Mount new motor, secure bracket, align shaft with fan blade.

Step 4: Reconnect wiring as per the diagram.

Step 5: Restore power, test rotation, check vibration/noise and airflow.