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Kenmore Furnace Fan Motor Replacement

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D1071 Fan Motor
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Diameter: 5"; HP: 1/6; Volts: 208-230; RPM: 1100; Speeds: 1; Amps: 0.99; Enclosure: Totally Encl.; Rotations: REV; Bearings: Sleeve; Shaft Dimensions: 1/2 X 2 1/8"

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Keep your Kenmore furnace running efficiently with quality OEM fan motor parts from Repair Clinic. Whether your furnace fan motor isn't spinning or making unusual noises, we provide genuine Kenmore replacement parts to resolve these common issues. Our selection includes fan motors designed for various Kenmore models, ensuring compatibility and performance. With Repair Clinic, homeowners and technicians can access reliable and durable HVAC parts, backed by expert support and fast shipping. Explore our range of Kenmore furnace fan motor parts to maintain optimal airflow and heating efficiency in your home. For other furnace brands, check out our Carrier furnace parts and Goodman furnace parts pages. Trust Repair Clinic for your furnace maintenance needs and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with using genuine OEM parts.

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