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Trane BLW01310 Inducer Blower Motor 3480 RPM, 0.50 Amps 208/230V 60Hz 1PH

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Special Price $315.01 Regular Price $453.95
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The Trane BLW01310 Inducer Blower Motor is a rotating electrical component that is installed on HVAC gas-fired furnaces and packaged heating units to move the inducer fan that removes the combustion by-products via the flue. The motor has a rated capacity of 3480 ⁻ 0.50 amps at 208 230 V, single-phase, 60 Hz power and rotates the fan wheel to create draft in the heat exchanger and vent system. Its rotation power assists in adequate elimination of exhaust gases and regular passage of air in the combustion chamber to ensure stable heat transfer and safe functioning in heating system.
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What maintenance is required for the Trane BLW01310 Inducer Blower Motor?

Inspect the motor regularly for dust, debris, and loose connections. Lubricate bearings if specified and ensure the mounting is secure. Proper maintenance prevents overheating, ensures consistent airflow, and keeps the motor operating safely and efficiently.

What are common issues with the Trane BLW01310 Inducer Blower Motor?

  • Motor failing to start or stop intermittently.
  • Unusual vibration or noise during operation.
  • Overheating or tripped circuit breakers.
  • Reduced airflow or weak draft.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off and lock out power to the furnace or HVAC unit.

Step 2: Remove the access panel and detach the existing inducer motor, noting wiring and mounting.

Step 3: Mount the new motor securely in place, ensuring proper shaft alignment.

Step 4: Reconnect electrical wiring according to original configuration.

Step 5: Verify the motor spins freely and fasteners are tight.

Step 6: Restore power and run the system to confirm proper airflow and operation.