York S1-026-23232-712 Wheel

The York S1-026-23232-712 Blower Wheel is a high-performance, double-inlet centrifugal component designed specifically for residential and light commercial air handlers. This OEM York replacement part features a 9-inch diameter and a 7-inch width, engineered to maintain precise airflow balance within HVAC systems. It is built for a 1/2-inch shaft diameter and operates with counter-clockwise (CCW) rotation, as viewed from the hub end. Constructed from heavy-duty galvanized steel, this wheel minimizes vibration and noise during operation, ensuring stable static pressure and consistent air delivery. When a standard motor is paired with this HVAC blower fan wheel, it must match the convex hub configuration and specified bore size to prevent shaft slippage or premature motor bearing wear. For technicians servicing York or Coleman furnaces, this direct-drive blower wheel provides exact factory-spec tolerances required for efficient thermal exchange and optimal system longevity.

• Precision Balanced: Factory balancing reduces cyclical stress on the blower motor and eliminates resonance noise across all fan speeds.
• Corrosion Resistance: High-grade galvanized steel construction prevents rust in humid evaporator coil environments.
• OEM Compatibility: Designed as a direct drop-in for York S1-02623232712 and cross-referenced with part 208P91 for seamless field installation.
• Standardized Bore: Features a secure 1/2" bore with a set-screw attachment for reliable torque transfer from the motor shaft.

How do I verify the rotation for this blower wheel?
This wheel is rated for CCW (Counter-Clockwise) rotation. When selecting a replacement, always verify rotation by looking at the blower from the hub/motor side to ensure it matches your existing assembly's orientation.

Will this wheel fit into a standard 9x7 blower housing?
Yes, this component is sized at 9" x 7" and is specifically intended for standard 9x7 centrifugal housing configurations typically found in York and Coleman air handlers.

What causes a blower wheel to need replacement?
Common failure points include blade deformation due to catastrophic motor failure, excessive dirt accumulation causing imbalance, or the hub stripping out from an improperly torqued set screw.

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