Reznor 131986 Venter Assembly

The Reznor 131986 Venter Assembly is a genuine OEM induced draft component engineered for industrial and commercial unit heaters, specifically the Reznor FE125 series. As a critical part of the combustion cycle, this replacement venter motor ensures proper exhaust gas removal and draft pressure, maintaining system safety and preventing pressure switch trip-outs. Operating at 115V with a 3300 RPM output, the 1.1 Amp motor is rated at 0.3 HP to provide stable performance in high-demand environments. This specific assembly is provided without the shroud, allowing technicians the flexibility to mount the motor and fan wheel into existing housings or custom configurations. By restoring the correct combustion air flow, this assembly helps eliminate excessive vibration and supports efficient heat exchange. Professional installation is required to ensure proper shaft alignment and wiring integration within the furnace's control circuit.

• OEM Compatibility: Designed specifically for Reznor FE125 unit heaters to ensure seamless integration and reliable performance.
• Efficient Drafting: High-speed 3300 RPM motor maintains the necessary static pressure to keep safety switches closed during operation.
• Robust Construction: Built with industrial-grade materials to withstand the thermal stresses of continuous combustion cycles.
• Flexible Mounting: The "less shroud" configuration is ideal for replacing the 131986 core without disposing of functional housing components.
• Optimized Performance: Precision-balanced components reduce operational noise and mechanical wear on the heating system.

Is the blower shroud included with this part?
No, the Reznor 131986 is the venter assembly only and does not include the shroud. Re-use your existing housing or ensure your enclosure is compatible with this 131986 core.

What are the electrical specifications for this motor?
This venter assembly runs on 115V / 60Hz single-phase power, drawing approximately 1.1 Amps at full load with a 1/4 inch D-shaft.

How do I troubleshoot a failing venter assembly?
Common symptoms of a failed 131986 assembly include unusual grinding noises, the unit failing to prove draft at the pressure switch, or the motor failing to start when the thermostat calls for heat.

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