Power systems with this genuine OEM motor, part number PMO01AG098, made for select Carrier or Bryant Heat Pump or Central Air Conditioners.
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  Motor PMO01AG098
  Motor PMO01AG098
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Motor PMO01AG098

Genuine OEM Part # PMO01AG098RC Item # 4369080
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Power systems with this genuine OEM motor, part number PMO01AG098, made for select Carrier or Bryant Heat Pump or Central Air Conditioners.
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  Motor PMO01AG098
  Motor PMO01AG098
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Power systems with this genuine OEM motor, part number PMO01AG098, made for select Carrier or Bryant Heat Pump or Central Air Conditioners.
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This part PMO01AG098 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Central Air Conditioner
Brands:
Carrier, Bryant

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About the Motor

Since the circulation blower fan motor is the component that circulates the cooled air through the home's venting, a defective motor will result in the unit not cooling. You can use a multimeter to test the motor for electrical continuity, a continuous electrical path present in the motor, as well as determine if power is reaching the motor. You can also try turning the blower wheel by hand. If the wheel does not turn freely, it's likely the motor bearings have seized and the motor will need to be replaced.