Century Motors FD1036 Motor
For field technicians and contractors managing residential or light commercial furnace repairs, the Century Motors FD1036 Motor serves as a reliable, multi-speed solution for direct drive blower applications. This 1/3 HP, 208-230V PSC blower motor is engineered for high-static environments requiring a consistent 1075 RPM output. Built with a NEMA 48Y frame size and a robust 1/2" x 6-1/2" shaft, it handles standard blower wheels with ease. As a direct replacement for S1-024-26086-000, the FD1036 addresses modern service needs by replacing older terminal block styles with standard lead wires for reversible rotation. Utilizing an open air over (OAO) enclosure and sleeve bearing design, this motor is optimized for horizontal mounting in air-handling units where quiet operation and continuous duty are required. Ensure you utilize a 5 MFD 370V capacitor (not included) to maintain optimal torque and efficiency during high-demand heating and cooling cycles.
Key Benefits:
- Universal tri-speed operation (High, Medium, Low) for precise airflow tuning across different ducting configurations.
- Direct HVAC motor crossover for York and Source 1 part numbers, simplifying truck stock and emergency repairs.
- Features automatic thermal overload protection to prevent winding failure during restricted airflow or high-ambient conditions.
- Equipped with reversible CCW/CW rotation, allowing for quick field adaptation to various squirrel cage alignments.
- The permanent split capacitor (PSC) design ensures lower amperage draw (3.2 Amps) and cooler operating temperatures.
Common Questions:
- Is this compatible with the original terminal block wiring? The Century FD1036 replaces older models that featured terminal blocks; it uses 26-inch leads for a more secure and adaptable connection in the control box.
- Can I mount this motor vertically? This specific model uses a sleeve bearing system, which is optimized for horizontal mounting. For vertical-shaft-down applications, verify lubrication requirements or consider a ball-bearing alternative.
- What happens if I don't replace the capacitor? To ensure the 1075 RPM speed is maintained and to prevent start-up failure, always install a fresh 5 MFD/370V capacitor when swapping out the old motor.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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