TRUE 800402 Refrigerator Condenser & Evaporator Fan Motor W/ Shaft Threaded 9W 1550 RPM CW 115V 60Hz

Special Price $227.15 Regular Price $350.00
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SKU
800402
The TRUE 800402 Refrigerator Condenser and Evaporator Fa‍n Motor is a 9-watt 115-volt replacement part, designed for commercial equipment operating at 1‍550 RPM with clockwise rotation. This component circulates air through refrigerated cabinets, and across condenser coils to suppor‍t st‍able cooling performance. Installed within refrigerators, freezers, prep‍ tables and undercounter units, it assists in maintaining proper airflow‍, for temperat‌ure consistency and heat removal during operation. Its design supports setup while its role within the system contributes to efficient cooling, product p‍r‌eservatio‌n and stable regular equipment operation.

Dimensions

  • Weight: 0.351 lbs
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Provides the airflow needed for heat removal and cooled-air circulation in commercial refrigeration equipment designed for this motor configuration. The True 800402 Condenser Motor & Evaporator 1550 RPM 9W 115V with counterclockwise (CCW) rotation to provide airflow through the condenser or evaporator section. Depending on the equipment design, it moves air across the condenser coil to remove heat or through the evaporator section to circulate cooled air.

Fan Drive:
Provides the mechanical output required to operate the connected condenser or evaporator fan assembly. The motor converts electrical energy into rotational movement, which is transferred to the fan to produce the required air movement. Its 9W, 115V configuration supplies the specified operating characteristics for compatible equipment. The motor's counterclockwise rotation corresponds with fan assemblies designed for this rotational direction.

Cooling Performance:
Maintains airflow movement within the refrigeration cycle by driving fan operation at the condenser and evaporator sections. Continuous fan rotation allows the condenser coil to release collected heat while enabling the evaporator coil to distribute cooled air throughout the equipment. Proper motor operation maintains the airflow required for temperature regulation and supports normal cooling operation.

Replacement Guidelines:
Replace the True 800402 Condenser Motor & Evaporator Motor when wear, physical damage, deterioration, or electrical failure affects its intended air-moving function. Inspect the motor and related electrical connections and fan components for conditions that could affect airflow or motor operation. Replace the component when it can no longer maintain its intended function within the refrigeration system.

Common Failure Symptoms:

  • Weak or reduced airflow
  • Inconsistent cabinet temperatures
  • Longer compressor run times
  • Excessive fan motor noise
  • Abnormal vibration during operation
  • Fan blade rotating slowly or not at all
  • Intermittent motor operation

Equipment Compatibility:
The True 800402 Condenser Motor & Evaporator CCW 1550 RPM 9W 115V is used with True commercial refrigeration equipment requiring this motor configuration. Verify the equipment model number, part number, voltage, wattage, and CCW rotation before purchase.

Technical Specifications:
Brand: True
Part Number: 800402
Component Name: Condenser Motor & Evaporator Motor
Power Rating: 9W
Voltage: 115V
Rotation: CCW (Counterclockwise)
Speed: 1550 RPM

TRUE:
33-40J, 800401, 800402, E33-40J, E800402, TRUE33-40J, TRUE800401, TRUE800402
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Customer Questions
Why is the 800402 Motor important?

The 800402 Motor plays a crucial role in ensuring proper airflow and circulation within the refrigeration unit. It helps maintain consistent temperatures, prevent frost buildup, and promote efficient cooling.

What equipment does the True fan Motor typically work with?

The True Motor is designed for use in various True refrigeration units, such as reach-in refrigerators, freezers, or display cases. It may be used in applications where motor-driven components are necessary for proper operation.

Can I use a third-party motor with my True Refrigeration unit?

For safety, compatibility, and warranty considerations, it's recommended to use genuine True replacement parts for your refrigeration unit. 

What maintenance is required for the TRUE 800402 Fan Motor?

Inspect the fan blades for dust and debris and ensure they rotate freely. Check that the shaft and threaded connections are secure. Check for unusual vibration or noise during operation to maintain steady airflow within the refrigerator.

What are the common issues with the TRUE 800402 Fan Motor?

  • Fan not spinning or slow operation.
  • Excessive noise from bearings.
  • Overheating due to restricted airflow.
  • Loose or stripped threaded shaft connections.

What are the electrical specifications of the True 800402 motor?

The True 800402 motor is rated at 9W and 115V for compatible refrigeration equipment applications.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Unplug the refrigerator to prevent electrical shock.

Step2: Remove the evaporator cover to access the fan motor.

Step3: Disconnect wires and remove mounting screws from the old motor.

Step4: Take out the fan blade and motor assembly carefully.

Step5: Attach the blade to the new motor and secure it in place.

Step6: Reconnect wiring, replace the cover, restore power, and test airflow.