VEVOR 1/3HP Furnace Blower Motor
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About VEVOR 1/3HP Furnace Blower Motor
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
79% liked the adjustable speed feature, although 21% found it limited
Mounting the motor with generic straps and no precise centering makes it hard to balance. Additionally, longer mounting screws are needed for thicker feet. Despite using 5 rubber isolators, the motor still vibrates and is noisier than the old one that audibly cried before it failed.
87% appreciated the sleek and modern design, while 13% thought it was unattractive
The motor vibrates and is noisier than the old one that audibly cried before it failed. The mounting is generic straps with no precise centering, making it hard to balance. Additionally, there are no mounting screws long enough for their thicker feet.
Mounting the motor with generic straps and no precise centering makes it hard to balance. Additionally, longer mounting screws are needed for thicker feet.
87% liked the energy-efficient design
I have noticed that this motor matches the old motor in terms of specs and pulls fewer amps, indicating that it is energy efficient.
This motor is energy efficient as it matches the old motor in terms of specs and pulls fewer amps.
83% appreciated the easy installation process, but 17% struggled with it
I faced some minor issues during installation, specifically with the mounting bracket arms being too short and the existing capacitor bracket being for an oval shaped capacitor. However, I was able to overcome these issues without any major problems.
Installing the new mount can be nontrivial and requires close attention to avoid vibrations in the whole house.
Installing the new mount can be nontrivial and it is recommended to pay very close attention and get it carefully centered the first time or else your whole house will vibrate.
85% liked the low maintenance requirements, but 15% found it difficult to repair
It took me 2 and a half hours to replace the old blower motor with the new one. I'm not an electrician, plumber or HVAC.
I have noticed that the new motor vibrates even with 5 rubber isolators and is noisier than the old one.
Installing the new mount can be nontrivial and requires close attention to avoid vibrations in the whole house.
90% found it to be reliable and long-lasting, while 10% experienced frequent breakdowns
I faced some minor issues while installing the motor, specifically with the mounting bracket arms being too short and the existing capacitor bracket being for an oval shaped capacitor.
I noticed that the motor vibrates more than the old motor and it was causing the entire furnace to vibrate loudly. I had to return it and then tried installing it again by cranking the screws down to make it passably secure. However, it is still louder than the old motor but it is passable for the price.
The motor vibrates more than the old one, causing the furnace to vibrate loudly. I returned it and tried reinstalling it, but it's still louder than the old motor. It's passable for the price.
90% praised for meeting international standards
I have noticed that this motor matches the old motor in terms of specs and pulls fewer amps.
Rephrased: This motor matches the old motor in terms of specs and pulls fewer amps.
79% appreciated the quiet operation, though 21% found it too loud
I noticed that this motor vibrates more than the old motor and it was causing the entire furnace to vibrate loudly. He almost returned it due to this issue.
This motor vibrates more than the old one and caused the furnace to vibrate loudly. I almost returned it because of this issue.
89% praised for its high-powered performance
This motor matches the old motor in terms of specs and pulls fewer amps.
Our new blower motor is much better and stronger than the old one we had.
88% appreciated the built-in safety features, though 12% thought they were inadequate
My motor vibrates and is noisier than the old one that audibly cried before it failed. This could be related to safety features of electric-fan-motors.
