Trane FAN0628 Fan Blade

The Trane FAN0628 is a heavy-duty 28-inch fan blade engineered for high-static condenser and air handling applications. Designed for maximum airflow efficiency, this 4-blade condenser fan features a 27-degree pitch and utilizes a 5/8-inch bore specifically located on the discharge side. Fabricated from high-grade galvanized steel or treated aluminum, this component is built to withstand the rigorous duty cycles of commercial HVAC systems. As a clockwise (CW) rotation assembly, the FAN0628 provides consistent static pressure performance, making it a critical OEM replacement part for maintaining system head pressure and heat transfer efficiency. For technicians performing HVAC preventative maintenance, ensuring the hub is securely seated on the motor shaft is vital to preventing vibration-induced failure. This Trane replacement fan blade is the direct performance match for specific Trane and American Standard units requiring precise aerodynamic balancing to meet original factory specifications and CFM ratings.

• Optimized Airflow: The 27-degree pitch ensures maximum CFM delivery in high-demand cooling environments.
• Standardized Fit: The 5/8-inch bore diameter provides direct compatibility with standard HVAC motor shafts without the need for spacers.
• Industrial Durability: Engineered for CW rotation stability, reducing mechanical stress on the motor bearings during startup and continuous operation.
• Direct OEM Replacement: Eliminates guesswork in condenser fan blade replacement by matching factory aerodynamic profiles.

What is the direction of rotation for the Trane FAN0628?
This model is designed for Clockwise (CW) rotation. Technicians must verify the rotation from the discharge side (hub side) to ensure correct airflow direction and motor compatibility.

Will this fan blade fit any 5/8" motor shaft?
While it features a standard 5/8-inch bore, the 28-inch diameter and 27-degree pitch are specific to high-capacity units. Always cross-reference the Trane part number with your specific condensing unit model to ensure clearance within the fan shroud.

How do I ensure the hub is positioned correctly?
The 5/8" bore on discharge side configuration is critical; the hub must be secured with the set screws tightened against the flat of the motor shaft to prevent slipping and maintain balance.

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.