A condenser fan motor that I've never seen before....(pics)

[Oida!]

To all the HVAC professionals, especially the Trane / American Standard specialists here at GJ, I could surely use your help.

The condenser blower motor in the photos you see below was pulled from a packaged Amer. Std. rooftop unit (Model # WCX030A100BB).

As you can see, it's a GE motor. The American Standard part number is mot2599 -or- mot02599 (read: mot-zero-two-five-nine-nine)

I cannot find a replacement for this motor.

What makes this motor an oddball is its RPMs. I've never seen a 60Hz motor with this RPM rating. (This is for another thread altogether).

If anyone can give me a replacement part number, I would be very grateful.

Thanks fellas.

 

[LS6 Tommy]

That is an evaporator fan motor, not for a condenser fan...

Here's an OEM replacment, but it's ridiculously priced:

American Refrigeration Supplies Store Categories

American Refrigeration Supplies categories page

store.arsnet.com

That's an old 3 ear mount style. If you get a 48 frame with the right electrical specs and the RPM is close, all you need is a "Belly Band" mount and you should be OK.

Amazon.com

Tommy

 

[karoc]

Those ears will bolt to your blower housing on the furnace, but don't over tighten those bolts they strip the threads.Very thin metal.

 

[PoorUB]

I would find a 1075 RPM 240 volt motor and a Fasco FM55 and toss it in and not lose any sleep over it!
or this,
Mars motor