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  Condenser Fan Motor HD42AR235
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Condenser Fan Motor HD42AR235

Genuine OEM Part # HD42AR235RC Item # 2379466
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  Condenser Fan Motor HD42AR235
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This part HD42AR235 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Central Air Conditioner
Brands:
Carrier, Payne

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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:

Very Likely

Heat pump is noisy or loud

Likely

Heat pump not cooling

Likely

Heat pump not heating

Likely

Heat pump won't turn on

Likely

Heat pump fan motor does not run

Likely

Heat pump is frequently cycling/short cycling

Likely

Central Air Conditioner Condensing unit does not run

Likely

Heat pump coils frosting up

Likely

Central air conditioner circuit breaker keeps tripping

Likely

Heat pump circuit breaker keeps tripping

Possible

Central air conditioner is noisy or loud

Possible

Central Air Conditioner Condenser fan motor does not run

Possible

Central air conditioner not cooling properly

About the Condenser Fan Motor

The condenser fan motor has bearings that can wear out over time. When the bearings are worn out, they make loud noise. To check the bearings, try rotating the condenser fan motor by hand. If the motor does not turn smoothly, replace it.