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Lennox 56L33 1/10 HP Condenser Fan Motor 1075 RPM 208–230V 1-Phase

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The Lennox 56L33 is a condenser fan motor is anessential part of your air conditioning and heating system. It is particularly intended to suck air across the condenser coil that is situated outside the building. When hot refrigerant flows through the condenser coil there is a fan blowing air over the coil to get rid of heat from the refrigerant. This condenser fan motor is suitable for several HVAC units and it works under normal voltage of single-phase current 208/230V. It produces 1/10 HP which is adequate for circulating air in most home heating and cooling systems.
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Specifications

  • Voltage: 208/230V
  • Phase: 1 Ph
  • Revolution Per Minute: 1075Rpm
  • Horsepower: 1/10Hp
  • Bearing Type: Sleeve
  • Rotation: CCWLE
  • Capacitor: 5 MFD
  • Frame Size: 42
  • Number of Speeds: 1 Speed
  • Motor Type: PSC
  • Diameter: 0.5
  • Frequency: 60Hz
  • Measure: Unit
  • Weight: 7.33lbs

Outdoor condenser systems use fans to move air across the condenser coil during cooling operation. The Lennox 56L33 is a condenser fan motor designed to provide the rotational drive required by the connected fan. Its mechanical output supports airflow through the condenser section.

Motor Operation and Electrical Input:
The motor converts electrical energy into mechanical shaft rotation through electromagnetic action. Its electrical configuration supplies the input required for motor operation, while the resulting shaft movement drives the connected fan. The electrical supply must meet the requirements of the intended application.

Condenser Fan Drive and Airflow:
The motor's shaft rotates the connected condenser fan, moving outdoor air across the condenser coil. This airflow supports heat rejection from the refrigerant circuit during cooling operation. Proper fan operation depends on the motor and connected components functioning as intended.

Replacement Guidelines:
Replacement may be appropriate when a confirmed motor fault prevents the Lennox 56L33 from providing the rotational drive required by the condenser fan. Inspect the motor and connected fan assembly to identify the cause of the operating problem before deciding whether replacement is necessary.

Common Failure Symptoms:

  • Motor fails to start
  • Intermittent fan operation
  • Irregular fan rotation
  • Unusual humming or grinding noise
  • Motor becomes unusually hot

Equipment Compatibility:
The Lennox 56L33 Condenser Fan Motor is provided for compatibility checking with equipment models 10ACC02423002 and 10ACC02423004. Verify the specific equipment model and required motor configuration against the applicable equipment parts documentation before ordering.

Technical Specifications:
Product Identification:
Brand: Lennox
Part Number: 56L33
Product Type: Condenser Fan Motor

Electrical:
Voltage: 208–230V
Phase: 1-Phase

Mechanical:
Horsepower: 1/10 HP
Speed: 1075 RPM

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Lennox 56L33 Condenser Fan Motor?

Regularly inspect the motor for dust buildup, corrosion, or loose wiring. Lubricate bearings if applicable and ensure the fan blades spin freely. Check electrical connections and clean the area around the motor to prevent overheating and maintain efficient airflow.

What are common issues with the Lennox 56L33 Condenser Fan Motor?

  • Motor failing to start.
  • Unusual noise or vibration.
  • Overheating during operation.
  • Loose or corroded electrical connections.
  • Reduced airflow from the condenser fan.

What does the Lennox 56L33 Condenser Fan Motor do?

It provides the rotational drive needed to turn the condenser fan, helping move outdoor air across the condenser coil during cooling operation.

What could cause the condenser fan to stop while the motor is operating?

Possible causes include a problem with the fan assembly, a loose mechanical connection, or an obstruction affecting rotation. Inspect the connected components to identify the cause before replacing the motor.

Can another 1/10 HP condenser fan motor replace the Lennox 56L33?

Not automatically. The replacement must also meet the required voltage, phase, rotational speed, mounting configuration, and equipment requirements.

Which Lennox equipment models should be checked for compatibility with the 56L33?

The supplied equipment references are 10ACC02423002 and 10ACC02423004. Confirm the correct motor part number for the specific equipment model using the applicable parts documentation before ordering.

What should be checked if the condenser fan is not moving enough air?

Inspect the fan blades, connected mechanical components, and motor operation to identify the cause. Reduced airflow does not necessarily mean the motor itself has failed.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off and lock out power to prevent electrical hazards.

Step 2: Remove the old fan motor and note all wiring connections.

Step 3: Mount the new motor securely in the condenser fan assembly.

Step 4: Attach the fan blade and align it properly on the shaft.

Step 5: Connect wiring according to the diagram.

Step 6: Restore power and test for correct rotation and smooth, vibration-free operation.