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York S1-02432068006 1.5HP Condenser Motor 1140/940 RPM 190/208/230V 3-PH

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Special Price $1,473.24 Regular Price $3,022.95
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S1-02432068006
The York S1-02432068006 1.5 HP Condenser Motor is used in HVAC systems to operate the condenser fan in air conditioning and heat pump equipment. It runs at two speeds of 1140 and 940 RPM using a 190/208/230V three-phase power system to control the flow of air over the condenser coil to assist in heat rejection. This motor is mounted in the outdoor condensing unit and it assists in maintaining the correct operating temperatures and balance of the system. It is usually used in commercial and light industry cooling systems.
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What maintenance is required for the York S1-02432068006 Condenser Motor?

Regularly inspect the motor for dust, debris, and unusual vibration. Lubricate bearings per manufacturer recommendations and ensure all electrical connections are tight. Proper maintenance ensures smooth operation, prevents overheating, and maintains consistent condenser performance.

What are common issues with the York S1-02432068006 Condenser Motor?

  • Motor running slower than rated speed.
  • Unusual humming, rattling, or vibration.
  • Overheating during operation.
  • Corroded or loose electrical terminals.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to the condenser unit and lock out the breaker to ensure safety.

Step 2: Remove the condenser fan and access panels to reach the existing motor.

Step 3: Disconnect the motor wiring and carefully unbolt the old motor from the mount.

Step 4: Position the new condenser motor and secure it with mounting bolts.

Step 5: Reconnect wiring according to the motor’s voltage and phase requirements.

Step 6: Reinstall the fan and panels, restore power, and test motor operation.