AC Customized Motor AC Fan Motor Single Phase One Speed AC Motor Centrifugal Fan Motor

AC Customized Motor AC Fan Motor Single Phase One Speed AC Motor Centrifugal Fan Motor

We can supply the MOTOR with dimensions and other details according to your requirements.

Product Features:

Use NSK

Small vibration

High efficiency

Reasonable structure

Nickel plating for shaft

Electrophoretic coating for enclosure

Low noise high quality rolling bearing

Low temperature rise

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Our motor has passed the CCC certification of China Quality Certification Center. It’s rated as the quality of continuous qualified and assured brand by People’s Daily and the State Administration of quality supervision. And it’s also rated as “quality service reputation” trustworthy product by China Light Product Quality Assurance Center. The motor is applied to all kinds of Air Purifiers.

How to Test Your AC Fan Motor?

To test the fan motor on your air conditioner, you’ll have to do a continuity test. Click here for a video tutorial. Before you start, make sure the thermostat is set to cool and that the temperature setting is as low as it will go.

Step 1. Check the power

If you suspect the fan motor is bad, the first thing you should check is the power to the motor and the power to the air conditioning unit. Locate the circuit breaker and ensure it hasn’t tripped. If the power is fine, check to see if there is proper voltage. You can do this at the transformer, checking for a fuse in the low-voltage circuit.

Step 2. Check the windings

Next, check the windings of the fan motor for an open or a short. To do this, you’ll have to measure the ohms. If your fan motor is a 120V, it will most likely have four colored wires (black, blue, red, yellow, etc.), as well as a white wire, a black wire, and two brown wires. If you’re working with the wires, do a resistance check between the white wire and each of the colored wires. The higher the resistance is, the lower the speed is, with each colored wire representing a different speed.

Look for a resistance reading. A reading of zero means the fan motor winding is likely shorted and causing the breaker to trip or blow. An infinite reading, on the other hand, may indicate an open motor winding. If either of these conditions exists, the fan motor needs to be replaced.

Step 3. Inspect the capacitor

Keep in mind that just because the fan motor isn’t running, doesn’t mean it’s bad. If the power supply is fine and the windings are in good shape, check the capacitor next.

The capacitor helps the fan motor run. Delivering torque to the fan motor, if the capacitor is faulty, there won’t be enough power delivered and the blower wheel, fan belt, and other important components can cease to operate.

To inspect the capacitor, make sure it is discharged. Once it is discharged, use a capacitor tester to check the microfarad reading. The reading should be within 10 percent of the rated capacitance on the capacitor. If the reading doesn’t match the rating, replace the capacitor.

About Us:

Changzhou Changpeng Motor Co., Ltd is a supplier of motors for fan coil unit, air conditioner, air cooler and other HVAC systems , with mature technical equipment, pursuit of quality and service, and integrity first. Our motors are well received at home and abroad and can meet changing economic and social needs.

For the future business relations and common success, we sincerely welcome merchants from all walks of life to visit our factory.

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