Fan assembly - 53pv
Grid is 1 inch square
Rheem Water Heater Draft Inducer Motor RTG20074DA
Rheem Water Heater Draft Inducer Motor RTG20074DA
Rheem Water Heater Draft Inducer Motor RTG20074DA
Manufacturer Part

Rheem Water Heater Draft Inducer Motor RTG20074DA

Genuine OEM Part # RTG20074DARC Item # 3371574
Manufacturer Part
Fan assembly - 53pv
Grid is 1 inch square
Rheem Water Heater Draft Inducer Motor RTG20074DA
Rheem Water Heater Draft Inducer Motor RTG20074DA
Rheem Water Heater Draft Inducer Motor RTG20074DA
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Product Type:
Water Heater
Brands:
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Common Problems Fixed by the Draft Inducer Motor

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

About the Draft Inducer Motor

The draft inducer fan motor draws air into the burner and then exhausts it out the flue. As the air flows through the draft inducer assembly, it closes a vacuum switch to signal that proper air flow is present. If the inducer motor is not working properly, the water heater's burner won't light. Over time, the bearings on the inducer motor wear out. The inducer motor could also have a clogged vacuum port. If the vacuum port is clogged, the motor will not be able to close the vacuum switch, preventing the ignition process from continuing.