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Fan Motor 0131M00847S. One-speed, OEM replacement part designed specifically for Goodman and Amana HVAC equipment, like air conditioners, furnaces, and heat pumps. It operates at 1/4 HP, with electrical specifications of 208/230V and 1.4A and a rotation speed of 1075 RPM.

Fan motor, indoor

Blower fan motor

Motor 1 hp 120/240v

Service motor kit, 20509426

Fan motor

Motor

Motor, fan
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