Motor and Blower Wheel
The drive-motor is a single-speed, dual-shaft,
¼-hp, 1725-rpm motor with an automatic reset
overload protector. The overload protector is an
internal component of the motor and cannot be
replaced separately. The motor contains a
centrifugal switch that serves three purposes: It
disengages the motor start winding (M6), engages
the motor run winding (M5), and closes the circuit
contacts (M1 to M2) for the heat source.
Motor resistance values:
Start winding = 5 ohms
Run winding = 4 ohms
To remove the motor:
1. Disconnect power to the unit.
2. Remove the top panel, the front panel, and the
drum. (See Top Panel, Front Panel,
and Drum.)
3. Remove 2 Phillips screws fastening the blower
housing to the cabinet.
4. Remove 1 (Phillips) screw and 1 (1/4-in.)
screw fastening the motor bracket to the
cabinet.
5. Disconnect the motor and belt switch wiring.
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