Coleman Fan Motor Ceased

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My fan motor ceased. The turbine blades do not spin freely when it is powered off and does not spin at all when powered.

I am guessing the motor is blown. I metered it and it is receiving 220.

My part number is 3200-790

What would be the replacement motor and wire harness (if needed) to order so I can replace it?

Thank you,

Chad
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How about a name and model number of the unit.
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Hi Chad,

Yep, will need brand and model number of furnace.

Then I'll try to find universal motor as I stated earlier in the other thread.


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Robert
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chadvicki

Oh it's the Coleman Presidential II and the motor part number is 3200-790

Hope this helps,

Thanks,

Chad
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Hi Chad,

Look on front facing of the furnace for the paper sticker or metal data plate with furnace specs and such.


It will have the furnace model and serial numbers.


We need the model number. That is how I will search for a universal motor.


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Robert
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