Motor; outdoor, 1/18hp 208/230v/60hz/1ph, 1280rpm
Grid is 1 inch square
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
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Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233

Genuine OEM Part # MOT12233RC Item # 2554325
Manufacturer Part
Motor; outdoor, 1/18hp 208/230v/60hz/1ph, 1280rpm
Grid is 1 inch square
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
  Condenser Fan Motor MOT12233
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This part MOT12233 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Air Conditioner, Central Air Conditioner
Brands:
Haier, Trane

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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

To determine if the condenser fan motor is working, use a multimeter to test the incoming voltage to the motor. If the condenser fan motor is receiving the correct voltage, but the motor still won’t run, you should inspect the capacitor, if applicable, for any bulging or leaking. You can also use a multimeter to determine if the capacitor can hold and release its charge. If the capacitor appears to be in good condition, replace the condenser fan motor.