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Heatcraft 25329001 Evaporator Fan Motor 1/20HP 120V

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Special Price $234.58 Regular Price $428.95
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The He‍atcraft 25329001 Evaporator Fan Mo‍tor is a r‌efrigerati‌on airflow component used in evapo​rat⁠or systems to circulate air across cooling coils d‌uring oper‌at‍ion. It‌ is installed‍ within the evaporator assembly, where it powers the fan blade to maintain a‌irf‌low t‍hr​oughout r​efrigerated compartme‌nts. This motor oper⁠a​tes at 1/20 HP on 120V​ power a‍nd inte‌g‍rat‌es w⁠ith connected fan assemblies and refrigeration wiring systems. Commonly used in commercial refrigeration equipment, i‌t remains active throughout​ cooling c​yc⁠les‌ dur‌ing daily ope‌ra‍t​ion. Replace​m⁠ent is ty‍picall‍y carried out du‍ring mai‌ntenanc⁠e when motor rotatio​n⁠, air‍fl‍ow p​erformance‍,⁠ or electrical response becom⁠es inconsistent, allowing c‍o‌ntinued‌ refrig​erati‍on syste‌m operation.

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  • Weight: 0 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Type: Motor
  • Horsepower: 1/20HP
  • Voltage: 120V

Provides the rotational drive required to operate the evaporator fan assembly within refrigeration equipment. The Heatcraft 25329001 Evaporator Fan Motor converts electrical energy into mechanical rotation for the connected fan. With a 1/20HP rating and 120V configuration, the motor operates as part of the evaporator assembly to maintain airflow through the evaporator section during equipment operation.

Equipment Compatibility:
Designed for use with compatible Heatcraft refrigeration equipment requiring a 1/20HP, 120V evaporator fan motor.

Product Specifications:
Manufacturer: Heatcraft
SKU: 25329001
Product Type: Evaporator Fan Motor
Horsepower: 1/20HP
Voltage: 120V

Key Features:

  • Provides mechanical rotation for the evaporator fan assembly.
  • 1/20HP motor power rating.
  • 120V operating voltage.
  • Integrates with the evaporator fan assembly within refrigeration equipment.

“The evaporator fan was not maintaining proper airflow during operation, and replacing the fan motor helped restore normal fan movement and consistent air circulation through the evaporator assembly.”

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What maintenance is required for the Heatcraft 25329001 Motor?

Clean the motor and the surrounding area to remove dust and debris. Lubricate bearings if applicable and inspect wiring connections. Proper maintenance ensures efficient operation and prevents overheating.

What are the common issues with the Heatcraft 25329001 Motor?

  • Motor not starting or intermittent operation.
  • Excessive noise or vibration.
  • Overheating due to blocked airflow.
  • Loose or corroded wiring.
  • Bearing wear is causing reduced performance.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off the power to the unit before servicing.

Step2: Remove covers or panels to access the existing motor.

Step3: Disconnect wiring and any mounting hardware from the old motor.

Step4: Remove the old motor carefully from the bracket.

Step5: Install the new motor in the same orientation.

Step6: Reconnect wiring securely and tighten mounting hardware.

Step7: Replace panels and restore power.

Step8: Test motor operation for proper rotation and airflow.