Blodgett BL90005 Oven CW Single Phase Induction Motor, 1/3 HP, 115/230V

Special Price $615.64 Regular Price $964.94
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SKU
BL90005
The Blodgett BL32232 CW Single Phase Induction Motor is designed to work in commercial kitchen and has the capacity of 1/3 HP and has dual voltage 115/230V. This motor has an operational speed of 1725/1425 RPM. It has a clockwise rotation that can easily be made anti-clockwise by swapping the red and black leads making it versatile in installation. Running at 5.1-5.2/2.6-2.6A, it provides energy conservation and has low maintenance requirements. Before using the motor, always refer to the data plate and the enclosed literature for correct installation.

Dimensions

  • Length: 12.875 In
  • Width: 10 In
  • Height: 10.5 In
  • Weight: 23 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Century Motor
  • [ 100-115/200-230V, ] [ 1/3Hp, ] [1P ] [1725/1425 RPM]
  • [5.1-5.2/2.6-2.6A ] [Cw Rotation Looking From The Shaft
  • Side]
  • Motor Direction Can Be Changed By Interchanging
  • Red And Black Leads . Refer To Data Plate On Motor
  • And Instructions Included With The Motor.
  • Oven Dfg 100, Dfg 200, Dfg 300.
  • Series: Ef/Eze, Fa/Gzl, Mark V, Re, Zephaire E & G
  • (Some Eze Units Require Dual Speed Motor).
  • 2 Spd Motor Dfg100/200 Oem # 32291, # 68-1058
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Blodgett BL90005 Induction Motor?

Inspect motor bearings and lubricate according to manufacturer guidelines. Keep ventilation areas clean and free of grease buildup to prevent overheating. Check electrical connections regularly for tightness and wear, and ensure proper voltage supply for safe operation.

What are common issues with the Blodgett BL90005 Induction Motor?

  • Overheating due to blocked airflow or continuous load pressure.
  • Bearing wear causing unusual noise or vibration.
  • Electrical connection failures leading to intermittent operation.
  • Voltage mismatch causing reduced motor performance or startup issues.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect oven power supply to avoid electrical shock.

Step2: Remove oven access panel to locate the existing motor.

Step3: Label and disconnect wiring from the old motor.

Step4: Unscrew mounting bolts and remove the faulty motor.

Step5: Position and secure the new motor in place.

Step6: Reconnect wiring according to labels.

Step7: Reattach access panel and restore power.

Step8: Test motor operation to ensure proper function.