Henny Penny 182498-001 Blower Motor 1/4" Shaft CW 3000 RPM 120V

SKU: 182498-001 Brand:
Henny Penny
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Blower Motor, [ 120V, ] [3000 RPM ] [1.15A ][ Rotation Cw ]
[ 1/4" Shaft ]
For Blower Wheel Use # 26-3466
For Cooling Fan Blade Use # 28-1140
Henny Penny Warmer Hc-(900,903,906,908,932,934).
Epc-2, Hc-900, Hc-932-Mcds, Hc-934-Mcds, Hcd-930, Hhc-900,
Hhc-902, Hhc-903, Hhc-906, Hhc-908

Description

The Henny Penny 182498-001 Blower Motor is a sturdily built, energy efficient component built to fit in warmers such as HC-900, HC-932-MCDS, and HHC-900 series. This motor rotates clockwise, has an operating speed of 3000 RPM, is electrically rated at 120V and has a current draw of 1.15A. It also has a 1/4 inch shaft. It is designed for use with blower wheel 26-3466 or cooling fan blade 28-1140. Perfect for maintaining proper air circulation, this blower motor guarantees stability of temperature and performance also the durability and effectiveness of your equipment.

More Information:

  • HENNY PENNY:182498-001 ,25751

Step1: Turn off power before beginning work.

Step2: Remove panels to access the old motor.

Step3: Detach old motor and inspect mounting area.

Step4: Install new motor in proper orientation.

Step5: Reconnect wiring and secure mounting screws.

Step6: Restore power and test airflow and speed.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Henny Penny 182498-001 Blower Motor?

    Clean fan blades and motor housing to remove debris. Inspect wiring and bearings for corrosion or wear. Proper maintenance supports accurate airflow, reduces pressure on motor components, and ensures secure appliance operation.

  • What are the common issues with the Henny Penny 182498-001 Blower Motor?

    • Motor failure or intermittent operation.
    • Excessive noise or vibration.
    • Bearing wear or overheating.
    • Loose or corroded connections.
    • Reduced airflow affects appliance performance.