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Enviro-tec PM-02-0026 115V 1/6Hp 1075Rpm 3Spd Motor

Special Price $358.09 Regular Price $397.48
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PM-02-0026

The Enviro-tec PM-02-0026 is a three-speed, electric motor commonly used in various HVAC equipment. Its 1/6 horsepower rating indicates that it has a maximum mechanical power output of 1/6 of a horsepower. The motor has three speed settings so that airflow may be adjusted to suit the needs of the application. It runs on a regular 115-volt electrical source. bringing about a shaft to revolve at the desired speed. Then, different HVAC equipment parts like fans, blowers, and air handlers are driven by this cycle. The airflow velocity inside the HVAC system can be adjusted by varying the motor's speed, guaranteeing effective and comfortable functioning.The Enviro-tec PM-02-0026 is renowned for its energy efficiency, dependability, and longevity.

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Manufacturer Name: Enviro-tec
Product Number: PM-02-0026
OEM Part Number: PM-02-0026
Product Description: 115V 1/6Hp 1075Rpm 3Spd Motor
Weight:9.98lbs/4526.85g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Enviro-tec PM-02-0026 Motor?

For proper operation, regularly inspect bearings and lubricate as specified by manufacturer guidelines. Keep the motor clean and free of dust buildup to prevent overheating. Check electrical connections for tightness and signs of wear.

What are common issues with the Enviro-tec PM-02-0026 Motor?

  • Overheating from dust buildup or restricted airflow.
  • Worn bearings causing noise and vibration.
  • Speed switch malfunction affecting speed operation.
  • Electrical winding failure leading to reduced performance.
  • Capacitor issues causing start-up problems.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect power and lockout equipment at breaker for safety before servicing.

Step 2: Remove the existing old motor and note wiring positions for reference.

Step 3: Mount new motor, align shaft, and tighten all mounting bolts securely.

Step 4: Wire per diagram for supply and select correct speed leads.

Step 5: Ensure proper grounding and tighten all electrical connections to prevent faults.

Step 6: Restore power and test rotation direction, speed settings, and vibration levels.