York S1-024-35846-000 Motor

Looking for a drop-in replacement for a failed furnace blower? The York S1-024-35846-000 Motor is a high-efficiency Programmed ECM Motor engineered specifically for York, Coleman, and Luxaire gas furnaces, including 2-stage multi-position models like the TM9Y series. This 1/2HP, 115Vac motor operates at 1050 RPM and features X-13 constant torque technology to maintain consistent static pressure and optimize airflow across the heat exchanger. As a genuine OEM York Blower Motor, it eliminates the need for field programming or bracket modifications often required with universal aftermarket motors. Designed for 50/60Hz single-phase systems, this 1/2 HP ECM blower motor provides the precision timing required for proper furnace sequencing, ensuring the blower activates correctly after the inducer cycle to prevent limit switch tripping. Ensure your model and serial number match to guarantee 100% compatibility with your existing HVAC blower assembly and control board logic.

• Factory-Programmed Logic: Comes pre-loaded with the exact torque curves and delay profiles required for OEM system compatibility.
• Enhanced Energy Efficiency: The 115V ECM motor architecture consumes significantly less power than traditional PSC motors, reducing operating costs.
• Constant Torque Performance: Automatically adjusts to maintain specified CFM even as static pressure fluctuates due to duct restrictions or dirty filters.
• Direct OEM Fit: Features the standard NEMA frame and shaft dimensions for seamless integration into York furnace blower housings.

Does this motor require a separate run capacitor?
No, ECM motors like the York S1-024-35846-000 utilize internal power conversion electronics and do not require an external start/run capacitor.

Can I use this to replace a 115V PSC motor?
This is an ECM replacement designed for systems already wired for electronically commutated motors. Professional verification of the control board and harness is necessary if you are attempting to upgrade a PSC system.

Why is my blower not starting during the heat cycle?
If the motor runs in "Fan On" mode but not in heat, the issue may lie with the furnace control board's signal or a limit switch lockout. Always check the 16-pin or 5-pin connector for 24V signals from the board.

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