Condenser fan motor 1/230 1/2
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  Condenser Fan Motor 1066350
  Condenser Fan Motor 1066350
  Condenser Fan Motor 1066350
  Condenser Fan Motor 1066350
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Condenser Fan Motor 1066350

Genuine OEM Part # 1066350RC Item # 2764523
Manufacturer Part
Condenser fan motor 1/230 1/2
Grid is 1 inch square
  Condenser Fan Motor 1066350
  Condenser Fan Motor 1066350
  Condenser Fan Motor 1066350
  Condenser Fan Motor 1066350
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This part 1066350 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Central Air Conditioner
Brands:
ICP, Tempstar, Comfortmaker, Heil, Arcoaire

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Common Problems Fixed by the Condenser Fan Motor

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

About the Condenser Fan Motor

A faulty condenser fan motor can be responsible for the central air conditioner condensing unit not running. You can use a multimeter to test the fan motor for electrical continuity, a continuous electrical path present in the motor, to help determine if the motor is defective. You can also use the multimeter to determine if power is reaching the motor. You can also try rotating the fan blades by hand. If the blades do not turn freely, it's likely the motor bearings have seized and the fan motor will need to be replaced.