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Aaon R93910 Motor .75/3/208-230V/1165 Opao

Special Price $900.52 Regular Price $999.58
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R93910

The Aaon R93910 is a replacement motor for an assortment of HVAC equipment, which includes rooftop units, air handling units, and fan coils. It is a permanent magnet, electronically commutated motor having varying speed ability. This means that the motor can modify its speed to match the building's cooling or heating needs, which leads to greater effectiveness and less consumption of energy than usual AC motors. Additionally, EC motors usually turn out smoother and more reliable than AC motors. The Aaon R93910 motor has a horsepower rating that ranges from 0.75 to 3, which makes it appropriate for an extensive variety of applications demanding various quantities of power. It also operates over an electrical voltage range of 208-230 volts and boasts a speed of 1165 RPM.

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Manufacturer Name: Aaon
Product Number: R93910
OEM Part Number: R93910
Product Description: Mtr .75/3/208-230V/1165 Opao
Weight:42.7lbs/19368.38g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Aaon R93910 Motor?

Regularly inspect the motor for dust, debris, and overheating signs. Lubricate bearings if applicable, ensure electrical connections are tight, and check for unusual vibrations. Proper maintenance maintains efficiency, prevents operational failures, and ensures safe performance.

What are common issues with the Aaon R93910 Motor?

  • Motor not reaching full speed or delayed startup.
  • Excessive noise or vibrations.
  • Bearing wear or lubrication issues.
  • Irregular speed or torque output.
  • Electrical shorts or blown fuses.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off all power to the equipment for safety.

Step 2: Remove the access panel to reach the existing motor.

Step 3: Disconnect wiring and mounting hardware from the old motor.

Step 4: Install the new motor, ensuring proper alignment with the driven equipment.

Step 5: Reconnect wiring, secure all hardware, replace the panel, restore power, and test operation.