MGH-055-ABWN-06 central a/c gas furnace motor needed
Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 5:51 am
Robert or Mark!
The specs for the motor are as follows:
KA55HXSMW-2346 HP 1/3 Volt 115 HZ60 Amp 5.0 PH 1 RPM 1075/3spd
Didn't see one in the motor column listing where you purchase furnace part's.
Did see one that had the white plug connector that looks like mine that goes into the control relay box.
I want to purchase the generic brand like the one I purchased some years back that cost me $99.00.
Making a strange noise & don't want it to go out getting so close to hot weather.
My wife has Fibro & is a diebetic & can't afford to be stuck in this house in hot conditions.
The one thats in it now is the one my stepson installed for me & is a 3/4 hp.
It is too much hp & rpm for my Intertherm unit.
It merely blows too much air out in the winter time using the gas unit.
I don't use the furnace anymore because of that.
We use 4 electric heaters.
Two are radiant oil type & the other two are coiled filament type.
Eating us up on our electric bill.
Now its getting summer time so not too big a thing.
Time to get a new one again.
Thank's for helping me get the correct one
Mark or Robert!
Brent
The specs for the motor are as follows:
KA55HXSMW-2346 HP 1/3 Volt 115 HZ60 Amp 5.0 PH 1 RPM 1075/3spd
Didn't see one in the motor column listing where you purchase furnace part's.
Did see one that had the white plug connector that looks like mine that goes into the control relay box.
I want to purchase the generic brand like the one I purchased some years back that cost me $99.00.
Making a strange noise & don't want it to go out getting so close to hot weather.
My wife has Fibro & is a diebetic & can't afford to be stuck in this house in hot conditions.
The one thats in it now is the one my stepson installed for me & is a 3/4 hp.
It is too much hp & rpm for my Intertherm unit.
It merely blows too much air out in the winter time using the gas unit.
I don't use the furnace anymore because of that.
We use 4 electric heaters.
Two are radiant oil type & the other two are coiled filament type.
Eating us up on our electric bill.
Now its getting summer time so not too big a thing.
Time to get a new one again.
Thank's for helping me get the correct one
Mark or Robert!
Brent
