Randell EL MTR0102 Refrigerator Fan Motor - 120V

SKU: EL MTR0102 Brand:
Randell
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C$ 224.14
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Condenser Fan Motor
Tecumseh, 115V, .58A, 9W, Ccw(Looking Toward Blade), 50/60Hz
Randell 20048Sc, 20048Scf, 20072Sc, 20072Scf, 20078Sc,
Ssac-40Bsc

Description

The Randell EL MTR0102 Fan Motor is a designed for reliable cooling in refrigeration units. It runs at 115V and consumes only 9W and 0.58A hence assuring energy efficiency. This motor has a CCW rotation and fits Randell models 20048SC, 20048SCF, 20072SC, 20072SCF, 20078SC, and SSAC-40BSC. Due to its robust and simple design, this increases the efficiency of refrigeration systems and provides a steady and reliable operation. It has low power consumption and is highly dependable, factors that make for a long-term cost saving solution.

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Step1: Disconnect power supply to refrigerator and ensure safety before starting.

Step2: Remove access panel and locate existing fan motor assembly.

Step3: Disconnect wiring harness and mounting screws carefully.

Step4: Install new fan motor in correct orientation and secure with screws.

Step5: Reconnect wiring harness ensuring proper fit.

Step6: Replace panel and restore power, test operation for smooth airflow.

Step7: Wear gloves and avoid contact with sharp edges or electrical parts.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Randell EL MTR0102 Fan Motor?

    Inspect and clean the Refrigerator motor and fan assembly regularly to prevent dust buildup and overheating. Ensure electrical connections are tight and free from corrosion. Proper lubrication and secure mounting maintains smooth operation and reduce vibration-related issues.

  • What are common issues with the Randell EL MTR0102 Fan Motor?

    • Motor overheating due to dust buildup or restricted airflow.
    • Electrical failure from loose wiring or voltage fluctuations.
    • Unusual noise or vibration from worn bearings or misalignment.
    • Reduced cooling performance caused by fan blade damage or obstruction.