VEVOR 1/2HP Furnace Blower Motor, 208/230V 2.7Amps, 1075RPM 5 Speeds, CW/CCW Rotation, 48 Frame 3.4" Shaft Length, 7.5μF/450V Capacitor + 11" Hold Hoop

This motor works well, and can save a lot of money especially compared to a technician recommending a new furnace for $5000 or more.My original blower motor was installed incorrectly at the factory. Apparently, the mounting holes were not placed correctly so the factory installer removed a sleeve from one of the three isolation mounts to thread the screw into a misaligned hole. Also, the holes were not parallel to each other, making the new mounting brackets not fit. I bent the new mounting brackets and used two of them and one old one. The impeller is not centered in the housing, but rotates smoothly. There is no rumbling with operation, and the fan and motor are at least as quiet as the old one, but probably less noisy. The capacitor is round and would not fit where the old one was, so I mounted it on the sheet metal of the furnace instead of on the fan housing. Also, I had to use heat-shrink style crimped connectors for the wiring.The product is great, and I am pleased Amazon carries it. But if you expect a 30 minute installation, your experience may not match your expectations. The directions are poorly written English, probably simply machine translated from Chinese, and I think the coil resistance values are nonsense. I studied wiring diagrams before I started, twisted an allen wrench getting my old set screw loose, used a hammer and punch to remove the old motor shaft from the impeller, and drilled holes in my cabinet to mount the capacitor. The reward was perfect operation when I applied power to the furnace at job completion.

Have you been replacing capacitors yearly only to smell burning electrical wires? Yep, probably your blower motor has gone bad… I replaced a 220v trane 3-speed 1075 rpm motor with this puppy. Even though i was left with extra wires (5-speed) it works great…nice universal fit. Only confusion i had was the wiring of the starter capacitor; my old motor had line voltage coming to one leg of capacitor then continuing to motor, while this motor has independent wiring for both. Anyway, take lots (and lots!) of pictures and refer to the wiring diagram on old motor vs new motor and you’ll be just fine.

Motor was easy to install. Brackets that came with it didn't work out, so we used our old ones. Motor is a multi speed for different applications. Got it installed and running and it is super quiet. Fit and finish was really good. Motor did come with its own running capacitor, a 7 micro farad size.

Good fit. Functioning well so far.

Hardware and motor were all easy to install if you’re mechanically inclined at all. Motor seems to operate ok but has an extremely loud buzzing noise. Almost sounds like it’s got a big load on it.

Motor works good, hardly any noise. Vevor Technical support and Customer Service Have serious issues. Asked a question and supplied Pictures to clarify my issue, 1st attempt, I was given answer by Customer Support Rep saying technical dept says to just follow diagram in documentation sent with motor. 2nd attempt, Was told my question/issue was forwarded to Technial support team but thay have not replied yet. So 1st time was just a flat out lie. Never did get a response from Technical Support staff. Ended up solving issue myself without their tech support help.Hignly recommend not doing business with this Company.

Make sure you check the colors because these may not match what you have in place. Once in, runs great.

Ac unit, ease to install and good price