Fasco A158 Blower Motor

Ensure seamless combustion cycles with the Fasco A158 Blower Motor, a professional-grade 115V draft inducer assembly designed for exact-drop replacement in Amana and Goodman furnace systems. Operating at 3450 RPM, this 1-speed PSC (Permanent Split Capacitor) motor delivers a rated 75 CFM to maintain critical static pressure for safe flu gas exhaustion. Built with a 3.3-inch diameter frame and resilient sleeve bearings, the Fasco A158 is engineered for high-cycle industrial reliability in residential heating applications.

This unit serves as the direct cross-reference for OEM part numbers 2000010, 7062-2767, and 7062-3151. The assembly features a 4-3/4" x 1-3/4" blower wheel and a clockwise (CW) rotation as viewed from the shaft end. Utilizing 0.7 amps, the HVAC inducer motor includes a 4 MFD x 370V capacitor required for optimal torque and efficiency. When diagnosing failing assemblies, contractors should prioritize checking for seized bearings or capacitor drift to prevent nuisance limit switch tripping.

Key Benefits

• Direct OEM Compatibility: Verified fit for Amana Goodman 7062-2767 and 2000010 inducer assemblies.
• High-Speed Performance: Robust 3450 RPM output ensures consistent 75 CFM airflow for proper furnace venting.
• Enhanced Durability: Features ball/sleeve bearings and a thermally protected motor for long-term service in high-heat environments.
• Complete Setup: Shipped as a specific-purpose 115V draft inducer motor to minimize downtime during field repairs.

Common Questions

What are the signs of a failing Fasco A158 motor?
Technicians typically report screeching or grinding noises indicating bearing wear, or a humming sound without rotation, often signaling a failed start capacitor or seized blower wheel.

Does this unit replace the 7062-3151 model?
Yes, the Fasco A158 is the primary aftermarket replacement for the 7062-3151, 7062-2767, and D98686-7 components found in many mid-efficiency furnaces.

Is the mounting gasket included with the assembly?
Gaskets are sold separately; it is a standard best practice for contractors to use a high-temperature silicone or new gasket to ensure a leak-proof seal during installation.

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.