Garland GL1951502 1/3 HP Convection Oven Motor W/ 5/8" Shaft and Key, 208/240V, 60/50 HZ

Special Price $1,598.37 Regular Price $1,649.50
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SKU
GL1951502
Manufacturer:
Motor - Convection Oven

Dimensions

  • Length: 13.1 In
  • Width: 10 In
  • Height: 10 In
  • Weight: 23.4 lbs
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Product Notes

  • 1/3 Hp, 208/240V, 60/50 Hz, 1725/1140 RPM
  • W/ Key For Shaft, Shaft = 5/8"
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Garland GL1951502 Motor?

Regularly inspect the motor for dust buildup and clean ventilation areas to prevent overheating. Check shaft alignment, key fit, and tighten set screws to ensure smooth operation. Verify electrical connections and supply voltage are stable.

What are common issues with the Garland GL1951502 Motor?

  • Overheating from blocked airflow or heavy load.
  • Bearing wear causing noise or vibration.
  • Shaft key slippage or misalignment.
  • Electrical faults or inconsistent voltage supply.
  • Reduced torque or motor failure to start.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect Convection Oven power supply to avoid electrical shock.

Step2: Remove oven access panel to reach the motor assembly.

Step3: Detach wiring and mounting bolts from the old motor.

Step4: Install new motor, aligning shaft and securing bolts firmly.

Step5: Reconnect wiring according to original configuration.

Step6: Reattach access panel.

Step7: Restore power and test operation for proper rotation and noise.