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Condenser fan motors power outdoor units to expel heat from HVAC systems. Built for durability and balanced airflow, these motors support stable pressures, prevent overheating, and maintain efficient cooling in residential and commercial air conditioning and heat pump equipment.
-10%International Comfort Products 1185924 1/4HP Condenser Motor 1100 RPM 230V/1-PHSpecial Price $311.16 Regular Price $345.39
-10%International Comfort Products 1186357 1/10HP Condenser Fan Motor 1100 RPM 230VSpecial Price $207.59 Regular Price $230.42
-10%International Comfort Products 1172212 1/3HP Condenser Motor 1075RPM 230V/1PHSpecial Price $285.14 Regular Price $316.51
-10%Rheem-Ruud 51-42534-24 1/3HP Condenser Motor 1075 RPM 208-230V/1PHSpecial Price $272.57 Regular Price $302.56
-10%International Comfort Products 1066350 1/2HP Condenser Motor 1140RPM 208-230VSpecial Price $522.28 Regular Price $579.73
-10%Nidec-US Motors 1892 1/2HP Condenser Motor 1625 RPM 208-230VSpecial Price $388.66 Regular Price $431.41- -13%York S1-FHM3729 1/3HP Condenser Motor 1075 RPM 1PH 208/230VSpecial Price $134.54 Regular Price $154.73
- -55%International Comfort Products 34329501 1/3HP Condenser Motor 1075 RPM 208-230VSpecial Price $280.55 Regular Price $626.95
- -10%International Comfort Products 1085927 1/5HP Condenser Motor 1075RPM 208/230VSpecial Price $219.15 Regular Price $243.26
- -10%International Comfort Products 1086486 1/5HP Condenser Motor 1075RPM 208-230VSpecial Price $240.13 Regular Price $266.54
- -13%Amana-Goodman 0131P00008SP Condenser Motor 1650 RPM 208-230VSpecial Price $81.41 Regular Price $93.62
- -10%Amana-Goodman 10584323 208-230V 1/6Hp 825Rpm Condenser MotorSpecial Price $332.62 Regular Price $369.21Out of stock
Condenser Motors Replacement Parts for Cooling & Air Systems
A condenser motor is a specialized outdoor fan motor engineered to drive the fan blade that moves air across the condenser coil. An air conditioner condenser fan motor plays a critical role in removing heat absorbed from indoor spaces, allowing refrigerant to condense properly and maintain correct system pressures.
These motors are installed in central air conditioners, packaged units, rooftop systems, and heat pumps. A heat pump condenser fan motor operates year-round, supporting both cooling and heating cycles. Common sizes include the 1/6 hp condenser fan motor, the 1/5 hp condenser fan motor, and the 1/4 hp condenser fan motor, selected based on airflow requirements and unit capacity. Proper motor speed and torque ensure effective heat rejection and compressor protection.
Wear signs include overheating, slow or no startup, unusual noises, vibration, or visible shaft wobble. A failing HVAC condenser fan motor can cause high head pressure, compressor strain, increased energy use, and eventual system shutdown. Key replacement components include run capacitors, fan blades, contactors, motor mounts, and grille assemblies to restore balanced airflow and safe operation.
At PartsHnC, we supply OEM and universal condenser motors, multi-voltage PSC motors, ECM fan motors, capacitor kits, fan blades, and mounting hardware from trusted brands like Century, US Motors, Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, and Rheem, featuring sealed bearings, reversible rotation, and thermally protected windings for long service life.
FAQs
What happens if a condenser fan motor fails?
If the motor fails, heat cannot be expelled properly, causing high pressure, reduced cooling, and possible compressor damage.
How do I choose the correct condenser fan motor size?
Match horsepower, voltage, RPM, frame size, shaft length, and rotation direction to the original unit specifications.
Why is my condenser fan motor running slowly?
Slow operation may be caused by a weak capacitor, voltage issues, worn bearings, or internal winding damage.
Can a bad condenser fan motor stop my AC from cooling?
Yes, without proper heat rejection, system pressures rise and cooling performance drops significantly.
How long does an HVAC condenser fan motor last?
Most condenser motors last 8–12 years, depending on maintenance, climate exposure, and operating conditions.