Amana-Goodman 20046609S Blower Motor

The Amana-Goodman 20046609S Blower Motor is a high-performance 1/2 HP 115V OEM replacement motor engineered for precision airflow in residential furnaces and air handlers. Designed by Genteq, this permanent split capacitor (PSC) motor operates at a rated speed of 1115 RPM with a counter-clockwise (CCW) rotation, ensuring drop-in compatibility for various Goodman, Amana, and Janitrol gas furnaces. With a 5.30 Amp draw and a 4-inch shaft length (1/2" diameter), this motor is a direct upgrade for legacy part numbers 20046609, 10759301, and 10759305. Techs should note the Class B insulation and continuous air over (CAO) rating, which support thermal stability during high-demand cycles. Whether you are servicing a single-phase HVAC system or performing a furnace blower motor replacement, the 20046609S provides the mechanical reliability required to maintain static pressure and system CFM specs.

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• OEM Precision: Direct Goodman blower motor replacement ensures correct mounting with included 3-arm brackets, eliminating field modifications.
• Technical Reliability: Features Genteq 5KCP motor technology for consistent torque and reduced vibration across HVAC blower motor applications.
• Broad Compatibility: Replaces obsolete Amana 20046609 and 10759304 models, fitting extensive furnace series including GCIC and GUIC models.
• Ready for Install: Pre-configured for 115V single-phase power supply, simplifying electrical lead connections.

Is the run capacitor included with the 20046609S?
This motor requires a 15 MFD / 370V run capacitor. It is standard practice for technicians to replace the capacitor during motor installation to prevent premature winding failure.

What is the rotation direction of this motor?
The motor is specified for CCW (Counter-Clockwise) rotation from the lead end, matching the standard blower wheel configuration for many residential air handlers.

Can this motor be used in multi-speed applications?
While the motor is rated for steady-state 1115 RPM, it is typically wired into the control board for the specific speed tap required by the furnace's heating or cooling profile.

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