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Friedrich Air Conditioning 61871500 Motor 400W 2 10P Ccw 2 Ecm Rac

Special Price $309.45 Regular Price $343.49
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61871500
The Friedrich Air Conditioning 61871500 Motor 2 10P 2 RAC is an electric motor used in driving fan assemblies in room air conditioning units. The 400-watt electronically commutated motor (ECM) is used to supply regulated rotating output to operate the blower or fan wheel to move air over the cooling coil and through the air pathway of HVAC systems. It is characterized by a counterclockwise (CCW) rotation configuration that is consistent with the orientation of the fan assembly of the equipment. It is located in the air handling section of the unit, and provides the rotational force needed to maintain the airflow.
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Manufacturer Name: Friedrich Air Conditioning
Product Number: 61871500
OEM Part Number: 61871500
Product Description: Motor 400W 2 10P Ccw 2 Ecm Rac
Weight:14.67lbs/6654.19g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Friedrich Air Conditioning 61871500 Motor?

Regularly inspect the motor for dust, debris, and loose connections. Clean the exterior and ensure proper ventilation to prevent overheating. Check that mounting bolts are secure and wiring is intact. Always disconnect power before servicing the motor.

What are common issues with the Friedrich Air Conditioning 61871500 Motor?

  • Motor overheating or tripping.
  • Unusual noise or vibration.
  • Failure to start or inconsistent rotation.
  • Worn bearings or electrical connection issues.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect power at breaker and verify zero voltage; allow motor to cool before handling.

Step 2: Remove unit access panel and label all wiring connections for reference.

Step 3: Detach old motor, noting shaft coupling and mounting bracket positions.

Step 4: Install new motor, secure bracket, and align shaft properly.

Step 5: Reconnect wiring to match original configuration.

Step 6: Replace panel, restore power, and test airflow, checking for vibration, noise, or overheating.