Glenco 2FAM0239025 5" Fan Motor 120V

SKU: 2FAM0239025 Brand:
Glenco
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Fan Motor W/ 5" Fan Blade, Cw
120V, 3/16" X 1-3/8" Shaft, 5/8" Stack, .70A, 3000Rpm,
3" Wire Leads, 5" Cw Clear Fan
Glenco
Mccall

Description

The Glenco 2FAM0239025 Fan Motor is a key component that effectively circulates air for a variety of application. The motor functions at 120V power while delivering 3000 RPM speed for superior operational results. The motor stands out because of its small dimensions which include a clockwise rotating 5" fan blade that operates efficiently in tight areas. This motor features a shaft dimension of 3/16" x 1-3/8" with a stack height of 5/8" which ensures its durability and reliability. The part includes 3" wire leads which simplify installation so you can resume work efficiently.

More Information:

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Step1: Disconnect power at breaker completely to ensure safety and prevent electrical shock.

Step2: Remove old motor carefully and note all wiring connections and mounting position.

Step3: Mount the new fan motor securely using existing brackets and screws.

Step4: Reconnect wiring matching terminals exactly as labeled and tighten all connections.

Step5: Restore power and test fan operation for smooth airflow and normal noise levels.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Glenco 2FAM0239025 Fan Motor?

    Inspect and clean the fan motor regularly to remove dust buildup on windings and housing. Lubricate bearings if applicable and check electrical connections for tightness. Routine maintenance ensures efficient cooling and prevents overheating or vibration issues.

  • What are common issues with the Glenco 2FAM0239025 Fan Motor?

    • Worn bearings causing noise and vibration.
    • Overheating from blocked airflow or internal coil issues.
    • Electrical faults such as capacitor failure or loose wiring.
    • Reduced speed or inconsistent motor performance during operation.