Fasco A172 70581058 Blower Inducer Motor Single Speed Operation
$153.55
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Description
The Fasco A172 Draft Inducer Blower Motor funnels the combustion gases to provide proper venting of the furnace and safe use. It works by rotating a centrifugal fan that pulls in flue gases and sends them out the vent to keep the draft in the correct condition to allow ignition and combustion.
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| Manufacturer Name: FASCO Product Number: A172 OEM Part Number: A172 Product Description: 70581058.Blower...1 Spd. |
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Step 1: Prior to commencing any tasks, it should ensure that the power to the unit is disconnected. The power should be turned off at the circuit breaker before moving forward.
Step 2: With a screwdriver, the screws securing the current blower motor should be loosened and taken out of the unit. After the screws have been detached, the motor should be gently lifted away from the unit.
Step 3: The new blower motor should be taken out of its packaging. It should be verified that all wires are firmly attached. If needed, pliers should be utilized to crimp or twist the wires together.
Step 4: The new blower motor should be positioned in the location where the previous one was situated and fastened with screws. The wires should be connected to the existing wiring in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Wire nuts or crimps should be employed to secure the wires to the appropriate terminals.
Step 5: Once everything is reconnected, the power should be restored and the motor should be tested. It should be confirmed that it operates as expected and any gas leaks or irregularities should be checked.
Please remember that these instructions serve as general guidance and should always be utilized alongside the manufacturer's manual, if one is available.
Step 2: With a screwdriver, the screws securing the current blower motor should be loosened and taken out of the unit. After the screws have been detached, the motor should be gently lifted away from the unit.
Step 3: The new blower motor should be taken out of its packaging. It should be verified that all wires are firmly attached. If needed, pliers should be utilized to crimp or twist the wires together.
Step 4: The new blower motor should be positioned in the location where the previous one was situated and fastened with screws. The wires should be connected to the existing wiring in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Wire nuts or crimps should be employed to secure the wires to the appropriate terminals.
Step 5: Once everything is reconnected, the power should be restored and the motor should be tested. It should be confirmed that it operates as expected and any gas leaks or irregularities should be checked.
Please remember that these instructions serve as general guidance and should always be utilized alongside the manufacturer's manual, if one is available.
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