Groen 96790 Range Blower Wheel 6-1/4" X 1", 5/16" Bore

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Blower Wheel, 6-1/4" Dia X 1" Deep, Bore 5/16",
Cw, Looking From Back Of Wheel.
Flat Back, Puller Hub, 1 Set Screw.
Groen Steamer Hy3E, Hy5G, Hy6E, Hy6G

Description

The Groen 96790 Range Blower Wheel is made to last and work well in kitchen equipment. This blower wheel measures 6-1/4" across and 1" deep with a 5/16" hole that fits tightly. The blower wheel in this Range Blower Wheel is what makes all systems work better and distribute heat efficiently. It was built to run more quietly, use less energy, and work better. When installed to replace old parts, this wheel works well to keep your kitchen equipment running smoothly and for a long time.

More Information:

  • GROEN:096790 ,96790 ,GR096790 ,GR96790 ,Z096790

Step1: Disconnect power/gas to appliance and ensure blower is cool, and lockout if possible.

Step2: Remove access panel and note wheel orientation on shaft, wear gloves.

Step3: Loosen set screw on hub and slide old wheel off motor shaft carefully.

Step4: Position new range blower wheel, align properly, and tighten set screw securely.

Step5: Reassemble panel, restore power, and test for smooth, vibration-free operation, verify airflow.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Groen 96790 Blower Wheel?

    Regularly inspect the range blower wheel for grease buildup, dust accumulation, and imbalance that can affect airflow. Clean gently using a non-abrasive brush to maintain proper rotation. Ensure the bore is securely mounted to prevent slipping or vibration damage during operation.

  • What are common issues with the Groen 96790 Blower Wheel?

    • Range accumulation of grease and debris reducing airflow efficiency.
    • Imbalance causing vibration and noisy operation.
    • Loosening on shaft due to worn bore fit.
    • Bent or damaged blades leading to reduced air circulation.