Southbend 1164095 Range Blower W/ Plate Flange 4-1/2" X 4-1/2"DIA CCW
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| 115V Blower, Fasco, 4-1/2" X 4-1/2" Plate Welded On Flange | |
| 1-7/16" X 4-3/32" Mount Ctrs, Looking At Frame- Ccw, Air To | |
| You, Has Wire Leads, | |
| Southbend | |
| Broiler Infrared Units With D Suffix, 171-40 A/C/D |
Description
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- BLODGETT:-Z1164095 ,Z1164095||SOUTHBEND:-1164076 ,-1164095 ,1164076 ,1164095
Step1: Disconnect power to the unit to prevent electrical shock and allow components to cool.
Step2: Access the blower compartment and remove mounting screws securing the old blower assembly.
Step3: Disconnect the wire leads from the existing blower motor.
Step4: Position the new blower, aligning the plate flange with mounting holes.
Step5: Secure the blower and reconnect wiring, ensuring correct orientation and airflow direction.
Step6: Restore power and test for proper airflow and operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1164095 Blower With Plate Flange?
Clean the range blower wheel and housing regularly to remove grease and debris buildup. Inspect flange mounting and alignment for stability. Check motor wiring connections and rotation periodically. Ensure safe power isolation before servicing.
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How do I install the Southbend 1164095 Blower with Plate Flange?
- Disconnect power to the appliance before installation.
- Remove the old blower by detaching mounting screws and disconnecting wiring.
- Position the Southbend 1164095 Blower with Plate Flange in the original mounting location, aligning the flange with the mounting surface.
- Secure the blower with screws and ensure it is firmly mounted.
- Reconnect electrical wiring according to the wiring diagram.
- Restore power and test the blower for proper operation and airflow.
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What are common issues with the Southbend 1164095 Blower With Plate Flange?
- Reduced airflow from grease buildup on blower wheel.
- Excess vibration caused by loose flange or misalignment.
- Motor running in wrong direction or inconsistent rotation issues.
- Noise from worn bearings or debris inside housing.