Type: Permanent Split Capacitor; Diameter: 3.3"; HP: 1/18; Volts: 115; RPM: 3450; Speeds: 1; Amps: 0.8; Rotation: Counter Clockwise; Bearings: BALL
Grid is 1 inch square
Fasco Furnace Fan Motor A173
Fasco Furnace Fan Motor A173
Fasco Furnace Fan Motor A173
Fasco Furnace Fan Motor A173

Fasco Furnace Fan Motor A173

Genuine OEM Part # A173RC Item # 2332857Alternative Part Number(s)
Type: Permanent Split Capacitor; Diameter: 3.3"; HP: 1/18; Volts: 115; RPM: 3450; Speeds: 1; Amps: 0.8; Rotation: Counter Clockwise; Bearings: BALL
Grid is 1 inch square
Fasco Furnace Fan Motor A173
Fasco Furnace Fan Motor A173
Fasco Furnace Fan Motor A173
Fasco Furnace Fan Motor A173
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Type: Permanent Split Capacitor; Diameter: 3.3"; HP: 1/18; Volts: 115; RPM: 3450; Speeds: 1; Amps: 0.8; Rotation: Counter Clockwise; Bearings: BALL
Helpful Tips
To prevent carbon monoixde from leaking into your home we recommend replacing the draft inducer gasket when servicing the motor or inducer blower wheel. If you do not have a new gasket or it does not come with the replacmeent part you can use high temperature silicone sealant to prevent exhuast from leaking into your home .
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This part A173 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Furnace
Brands:
Fasco

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Common Problems Fixed by the Fan Motor

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

About the Fan Motor

Over time, the bearings in the blower motor or the draft inducer fan motor can wear out, causing the motor to become noisy. Some furnace motors can be lubricated—if your furnace motor can be lubricated, try lubricating it first. If lubricating the motor doesn’t solve the problem, or if your motor can’t be lubricated, replace the motor.

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Alternative Part Number(s)

Replaces Part Number A173
Part Production Number 7062-4578
Part Production Number 7062-4785
Part Production Number 7062-4832
Part Production Number 7062-5664