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Kolpak 11623E Condenser Fan Motor CW 7/16" Shaft 208/230V 1550 RPM

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Special Price $259.42 Regular Price $397.95
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11623E
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Electrical & Hardware, Fans & Blower Motors,
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The Kolpak 11623E Condenser Fan Motor Shaft operates by converting e‍lectrical power into rotational motion to move the system and maintain airflow, across the condenser coil. The motor runs at 1550 RPM on a 2‍08/230V power‌ supply and features, a clockwise rotation wi⁠t​h a 7/16-inch sha⁠ft‌ f‌o⁠r⁠ f⁠an blade attachment. It is commonly installed within the condenser section of commercial appliance systems where⁠ it‌ supports heat dissipation during the coolin⁠g cycle. The motor assembly connects to the fan bl‍ade and mounting bracket to maintain conti⁠nuous airflow through the condenser compart‌ment.

Dimensions

  • Length: 16 In
  • Width: 9.25 In
  • Height: 6.5 In
  • Weight: 8.7 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Length: 3" Shaft | 76 mm Shaft
  • Voltage: 208/230 V Ac
  • Amp: 1.1
  • Revolutions Per Minute: 1550
  • Outer Diameter: 7/16" Shaft | 11 mm Shaft
  • Rotation: Clockwise From Lead End
KOLPAK:
11623E, KLP11623E, KOL11623E
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What maintenance is required for the Kolpak 11623E Condenser Fan Motor?

Regularly inspect motor for dust buildup and clean vents to ensure proper airflow. Check wiring connections and mounting bolts for tightness to prevent vibration damage. Lubricate bearings if applicable and follow electrical safety precautions during servicing.

What are common issues with the Kolpak 11623E Condenser Fan Motor?

  • Motor overheating due to blocked airflow or dirty coils.
  • Unusual noise or vibration from worn bearings or loose mounting.
  • Failure to start caused by electrical faults or capacitor issues.
  • Reduced cooling performance from shaft misalignment or fan imbalance.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off appliance power to prevent electrical shock.

Step2: Remove access panel and old motor from condenser assembly.

Step3: Note wiring diagram and safely disconnect wires.

Step4: Mount new motor and align bracket securely.

Step5: Connect wires per schematic ensuring correct grounding.

Step6: Install fan blade onto shaft and secure set screw tightly.

Step7: Restore power, test speed rotation and verify operation safely.