Condenser Fan Motor 5KCP39EGS070S,1/4 hp, 1100 RPM,208-230V Condenser Fan Motor Replacement Compatible with ac Genteq# G3905,Carrier# 5KCP39EGY823S,HC39GE237,HC39GE237A,236,234A,Dayton# 6DLL0

This “rescue” condenser cooling fan motor, was easy to install, and works as well as the original motor. The electrical reversing fan rotation coupler, makes this the best replacement fan to buy. Match to original motor (see label on old motor), fan speed in RPMs, amperage, fan blade distance with original, get rotation direction same as original fan (CW or CCW as viewed from shaft end) and you are ready to enjoy coolness. Price was exceptional, for it being the cooling season. Other motors sold at twice the price as this one.

Este producto es excelente funciona como se describe en la descripción

Worked as expected for the price. Wiring diagram isn’t great

Our home A/C is going on 15 years old, and I noticed the other day that the outside unit when the fan was running I could hear a new noise that sounded raspy? Just then the A/C shut off and the fan stopped very quickly, I knew the way that fan slowed down so suddenly, that the bearings had almost had it. I was very fortunate to find this exact replacement and it fit perfectly! The rusty bolts on the old one were a pain to remove, but once this new one was in, nice and quiet again. Make sure you PULL the power connection loose before working on your outside unit, or you wont have to worry about the A/C ever again. Quality looking build and packaged nicely.

made a nice dip in my electric usage even with the same rated motor.

Several years ago, our central air conditioner just stopped working at our cabin in the woods and I just assumed we had to replace the entire unit, which is far too costly for the short season where air conditioning is an absolute must. So, I purchased and installed several window-type air conditioning units. When my husband saw this ¼ hp condenser fan motor from PIRIPARA, he told me this was all we need to fix our existing central air unit. Had I known this, I would have ordered one years ago. Now that we have the part, all we're waiting on is for my husband to find the time to install it.

It's a decent motor for the money, but understand that it requires a 10uF capacitor, not the standard 5uF...also the shaft is two step - narrow diameter for the end half of the length. Make sure you have the rotation correct.

My old condenser fan was original to my AC unit, and this is a perfect replacement. The fan blade fit the shaft as it should and wiring was easy. The additional plug to reverse the rotation is nice so you can ensure your fan is spinning the correct direction. (you want air blowing up away from the unit being pulled through the coils) The price is also great as retail on this unit is about a third of what it would have been for another offshore made fan from a local distributor.