Type: Permanent Split Capacitor; Diameter: 3.3"; HP: 1/16; Volts: 208-230; RPM: 3450; Speeds: 1; Amps: 0.57; Rotation: Counter Clockwise; Bearings: Sleeve; Shaft Dimension: 5/16 X 3 1/3"; "A" Dimension (inches): 4 1/2"
Grid is 1 inch square
Fasco Fan Motor D1182
Fasco Fan Motor D1182
Fasco Fan Motor D1182
Fasco Fan Motor D1182
Fasco Fan Motor D1182

Fasco Fan Motor D1182

Genuine OEM Part # D1182RC Item # 2332899Alternative Part Number(s)
Type: Permanent Split Capacitor; Diameter: 3.3"; HP: 1/16; Volts: 208-230; RPM: 3450; Speeds: 1; Amps: 0.57; Rotation: Counter Clockwise; Bearings: Sleeve; Shaft Dimension: 5/16 X 3 1/3"; "A" Dimension (inches): 4 1/2"
Grid is 1 inch square
Fasco Fan Motor D1182
Fasco Fan Motor D1182
Fasco Fan Motor D1182
Fasco Fan Motor D1182
Fasco Fan Motor D1182
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Type: Permanent Split Capacitor; Diameter: 3.3"; HP: 1/16; Volts: 208-230; RPM: 3450; Speeds: 1; Amps: 0.57; Rotation: Counter Clockwise; Bearings: Sleeve; Shaft Dimension: 5/16 X 3 1/3"; "A" Dimension (inches): 4 1/2"
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This part D1182 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Furnace
Brands:
Fasco

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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 D1182
Part Production Number 7162-3085
Part Production Number 7162-3367
Part Production Number 71623829
Part Production Number HC680001B
Part Production Number JF1H102N