Blodgett BL32244 Oven Motor, 2-Speed, 208-240V , 1/3Hp, 1725/1140
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| **Old Style** [ 200-230V, ][ 50/60 Hz ] [ 1/3Hp ] [1P] | |
| [2 Speed 1725/1140 RPM] [2.8-2.9/1.3-1.4A] [J56Z Frame] | |
| [ Rotation Cw (Facing Shaft Of Motor )] | |
| [ 5/8 X 3-1/4 Shaft ] [ 8-3/4 X 6-3/8 Mtg,Plate ] | |
| ////Blodgett Changed Motor Style - Different Than Original | |
| But Functions The Same. Includes Install Instructions//// | |
| **New Style** [ 208-240 ] [ 60 Hz ] [ 1/2 Hp ] [ 1P ] | |
| [2 Speed 1710/1120 RPM] [2.7/1.8 A] [Rotation Cw (Looking | |
| From Back Of Motor)] [ 5/8 X 3-1/4 Shaft With Two Flats ] | |
| Blodgett Blower Wheel 9-3/4 Dia. # 26-1328 Or | |
| Blodgett Blower Wheel 10" # 26-4052 | |
| Blodgett | Oven Ez/Efe, Fa/Gzl, Mark V, Zephaire E |
Description
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- BLODGETT:-15400 ,-32244 ,15400 ,32244 ,BL32244
Step1: Disconnect the power supply and allow the oven to cool fully.
Step2: Remove access panels to expose the motor assembly.
Step3: Disconnect the wiring and remove the mounting bolts from the old motor.
Step4: Install the new motor and secure it tightly in place.
Step5: Reconnect wiring following the original configuration.
Step6: Replace the panel, restore power and test for smooth motor operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Blodgett BL32244 Motor?
Keep the oven motor housing clean and ensure ventilation openings are not blocked. Inspect wiring and mounting stability regularly. Routine care supports accurate motor performance and secure operation under continuous use.
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How do I install the Blodgett BL32244 Motor?
- Disconnect power to the oven.
- Remove the rear or service panel to access the existing motor.
- Disconnect wiring and label terminals for reference.
- Remove the mounting screws and carefully take out the old motor.
- Install the new BL32244 Motor, secure mounting hardware, and reconnect wiring to the same terminals.
- Reinstall the panel, restore power, and confirm proper rotation and airflow.
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What are common issues with the Blodgett BL32244 Motor?
- Motor failing to start during operation cycles.
- Overheating due to restricted airflow or internal faults.
- Unusual vibration indicating imbalance or wear.
- Noise from worn bearings or internal components.
- Reduced rotation speed affecting airflow.
- Electrical faults disrupting motor function.
- Intermittent stopping during use.