MARS - Motors & Armatures 10728 1/4 hp 1075 RPM - 1 Speed 1.8 Amp Outdoor Condenser Fan Motor
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About MARS - Motors & Armatures 10728 1/4 hp 1075 RPM - 1 Speed 1.8 Amp Outdoor Condenser Fan Motor
Overall Feedback:
89% positive
85% liked the adjustable speed feature
The motor is bi-directional with a clockwise setting. I had to reverse the flow direction for correct air flow, but it was an easy task. The wiring diagram is simple and clearly listed the color wires for flow direction setting.
I could tell the superior quality of the unit by the tone it ran with, indicating good adjustability and control of electric-fan-motors.
The motor is bi-directional with a clockwise setting. I had to reverse the flow direction to get the correct air flow. It was an easy task to do by following the instructions to connect the color wires for flow direction setting.
I could tell the superior quality of the unit by the tone of the fan as it ran.
77% appreciated the sleek and modern design, while 23% thought it was unattractive
The bottom shaft seal dropped down and got hit by the fan blade.
The air should be blowing upward, not down, indicating a problem with the design of our fan motor.
I noticed that the bolts on the new motor are a bit long.
The air flow direction is not as expected. It should be blowing upward. Changing the flow direction is an easy task by following the instructions to connect the color wires.
80% liked the energy-efficient design, but 20% saw high energy bills
After hooking up my motor to the dual capacitor and contactor, it fired up the first time.
I suggest pulling the rubber plug out on the bottom of the electric-fan-motors to maintain their energy efficiency and prevent damage from condensation moisture buildup over time.
I had to replace my 15-year-old AC fan motor as it kept stopping after 30 minutes of run time.
I replaced a 15-year-old AC fan motor because it had low energy efficiency and needed to be replaced.
82% appreciated the easy installation process, but 18% struggled with it
It took me longer to figure out how to wire the motor than to install it.
I had to cut the mounting bolts with a bolt cutter because they were too long and could have hit the fan blades.
I had to cut the mounting bolts with a bolt cutter to prevent the fan blades from hitting them.
80% liked the low maintenance requirements
I replaced the motor of my AC fan with an aftermarket one and saved money by doing it myself.
I measured the distance from the back of the old motor to the point where the fan blades attach to the motor shaft. This helped me to attach the old fan to the new motor.
I recommend the product even though cutting the fan blade post was a bit of a drag.
91% praised for its high-powered performance, while 9% found it underpowered
After hooking up my motor to the dual capacitor and contactor, it fired up the first time, indicating good power and performance.
I could tell the superior quality of the unit by its strong and smooth start-up.
After hooking up the motor to the dual capacitor and contactor, I fired it up the first time.
The air should be blowing upward, not down, indicating a problem with my motor's power and performance.
89% found it to be reliable and long-lasting, while 11% experienced frequent breakdowns
I noticed that the unit started up immediately and ran strongly and smoothly, indicating the motor's reliability and durability.
I replaced my 10+ year old AC fan motor with a MARS motor instead of an aftermarket one. I had to trim the bolts with a hack saw. Based on my experience, I can say that the MARS motor works well.
I experienced a problem with the fan motor where the bottom shaft seal dropped down and got hit by the fan blade, indicating poor reliability and durability of the product.
The motor hums and buzzes like the last one did.
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82% appreciated the built-in safety features, though 18% thought they were inadequate
The motor is bi-directional with a clockwise setting. I had to reverse the flow direction to get the correct air flow. The wiring diagram is clearly listed and simple.
For safety reasons, I recommend blowing the fan motor upward instead of downward.
I was sitting next to it when the bottom shaft seal dropped down and got hit by the fan blade.
81% appreciated the quiet operation
I could tell the superior quality of the unit by the tone it ran with.
