HVAC/R General-Purpose Motor For: Fasco, Packard SM120, D120, 82120, 9621

HVAC/R General-Purpose Motor For: Fasco, Packard SM120, D120, 82120, 9621

Safety first: Have a qualified technician disconnect and verify isolation of all power before service. Diagnose the cause of overheating or motor failure before replacement, and never bypass thermal protection or improvise wiring.

Restore quiet, reliable airflow with this ERP replacement general-purpose shaded-pole motor for compatible HVAC/R equipment, cross-referenced to Fasco and Packard motors. A failed motor leaves fans silent, hums without spinning, or overheats; this open-enclosure motor restores operation in compatible applications. It runs 115VAC at 60Hz, 0.9A, 1550 RPM, 1/70 HP, with a 3.3-inch diameter and 6-inch leads, and has four mounting studs at each end. Confirm the shaft, rotation, mounting, and load against the original motor before ordering; cross-references identify motors, not complete appliance model compatibility.

Product Details

• SKU: ERSM120
• Country of origin: China
• Type: Open-enclosure shaded-pole motor
• Electrical: 115VAC, 60Hz, 0.9A
• Speed / power: 1550 RPM, 1/70 HP
• Diameter: 3.3 inches
• Leads: 6 inches
• Mounting: Four studs at each end

Compatible Part Numbers

• SM120
• D120
• 82120
• 9621

Key Features

• Direct replacement: Replaces the listed general-purpose motor part numbers.
• Correct electrical match: 115VAC, 0.9A, 1/70 HP at 1550 RPM.
• Matched mounting: 3.3-inch frame with four studs at each end for direct fit.
• Reliable shaded-pole design: Simple, dependable operation for fan applications.

Fixes These Symptoms

• Motor hums but the fan will not spin
• Fan motor is silent, seized, or overheats
• Burnt odor or intermittent fan operation

Compatible Brands

Fasco, Packard

Compatible Models

Fits various models. Please verify compatibility with us before ordering

Installation Instructions

1. Disconnect and verify isolation of all power before service.
2. Confirm the motor ratings, frame size, rotation, and mounting arrangement.
3. Photograph the wiring, then disconnect the old motor leads.
4. Mount the new motor on the original studs and connect the leads per the wiring diagram.
5. Restore power and verify correct rotation, airflow, and quiet operation.

Follow the exact equipment service manual and complete its safety checks before returning the equipment to service.

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Safety Disclosure

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