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What is the max temp for a condenser fan thermal overload? John Smith 07-17-2006
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Posted by John Smith on July 17, 2006, 9:41 pm
At what temp will a standard G.E. 1/5 hp, 825 rpm 230v. condenser fan motor
trip the internal thermal overload? I googled it, but came up empty. I have
a customer that has a motor thats getting hot(170F) but amps and bearings
are fine. They said it was off during the weekend, but when I checked it all
was good(it had been running for over 24 hours and cycling when i checked
it).



Posted by Bubba on July 17, 2006, 10:55 pm
wrote:

>At what temp will a standard G.E. 1/5 hp, 825 rpm 230v. condenser fan motor
>trip the internal thermal overload? I googled it, but came up empty. I have
>a customer that has a motor thats getting hot(170F) but amps and bearings
>are fine. They said it was off during the weekend, but when I checked it all
>was good(it had been running for over 24 hours and cycling when i checked
>it).

93.58 DEGREES
Bubba

Posted by John Smith on July 18, 2006, 8:15 am

> wrote:
>>At what temp will a standard G.E. 1/5 hp, 825 rpm 230v. condenser fan
>>motor
>>trip the internal thermal overload? I googled it, but came up empty. I
>>have
>>a customer that has a motor thats getting hot(170F) but amps and bearings
>>are fine. They said it was off during the weekend, but when I checked it
>>all
>>was good(it had been running for over 24 hours and cycling when i checked
>>it).
> 93.58 DEGREES
> Bubba

c or f?



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