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Trane MOT14613 Fan Motor 1500 RPM 50W 310 VDC

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Special Price $287.33 Regular Price $318.94
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MOT14613
The Trane MOT14613 Fan Motor is an electric-driven component, used to circulate air through the vent elements of control machinery in HVAC systems. The output of a motor with 50 watts of rotating power under 1500 RPM with a supply of 310 VDC is used to drive the attached fan, or blower assembly to force air to flow over internal parts, and through duct passages. These leads connect the system control circuit, enabling controlled motor operation by regulating airflow cycles. It is fitted in the fan or blower compartment, of the unit to facilitate the continuous air flow.
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Specifications

  • Type: Fan Motor
  • Voltage: 310V
  • Speed: 1500Rpm
  • Power: 50W
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What maintenance is required for the Trane MOT14613 Fan Motor?

Regularly inspect the fan motor for dust and debris buildup that can restrict airflow. Check bearings and lubricate if needed. Ensure electrical connections are secure and free of corrosion. Always disconnect power before servicing to ensure safety.

What are common issues with the Trane MOT14613 Fan Motor?

  • Excessive noise or vibration during operation.
  • Reduced or inconsistent airflow.
  • Electrical connection faults or overheating.
  • Bearing wear causing uneven rotation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to the HVAC system to prevent electric shock.

Step 2: Remove the existing fan motor by disconnecting wiring and unscrewing mounting brackets.

Step 3: Mount the new fan motor securely in the same position.

Step 4: Reconnect wiring according to the original configuration.

Step 5: Check alignment of the fan blades to avoid imbalance.

Step 6: Restore power and test the motor operation.