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York S1-02631362000 2-Blade 18" Propeller Fan 1/2" Bore CW 30° Pitch

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Special Price $225.25 Regular Price $445.95
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S1-02631362000
The York S1-02631362000 2-Blade Propeller Fan is an airflow component used to circulate air in the outdoor condensing unit or ventilation HVAC systems. It is designed to run on a 18-inch diameter, 30-degree blade pitch, 1/2-inch bore, and turn clockwise to force airflow effectively across the surface of coils to transfer heat. It fits in the fan area and is part of the airflow assembly of the system, which can maintain adequate ventilation and cooling operation. Its functionality enables HVAC systems to control the temperature and ensure constant operating conditions in the normal residential and commercial applications.
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What maintenance is required for the York S1-02631362000 Propeller Fan?

Regularly inspect the fan blades for dust, debris, or damage. Clean blades as needed and ensure the fan is securely mounted on the shaft. Proper maintenance ensures balanced airflow, minimizes vibration, and prevents noise during operation.

What are common issues with the York S1-02631362000 Propeller Fan?

  • Imbalanced or bent blades causing vibration.
  • Loose mounting on the shaft.
  • Dust or debris buildup on blades.
  • Noise or rattling during operation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to the motor and disconnect it from the power source to ensure safety.

Step 2: Remove any existing fan or blade from the motor shaft.

Step 3: Slide the new propeller fan onto the motor shaft, aligning the keyway if present.

Step 4: Secure the fan using the set screw or nut provided, ensuring it is tight.

Step 5: Check that the fan rotates freely without obstruction, restore power and test the fan for proper operation.