Product Description
Premier Component Parts Motor Number PCPD1127.
Specifications:
- H.P. 1/12-1/15-1/20
- Speeds 1
- Amps 1.10/0.50
- Rotation Reversible
- Capacitor Furnished
- RPM 1550
- Bearings Ball
- Diameter (In.) 3.375
- Enclosure Open
- Mounting Stud
- Service Factor 1.00
- Shaft Length (In.) 3
- Motor Type Permanent Split Capacitor (Capacitor Included)
- Frame 3.3
- Overload Protection Automatic
- Phase 1
- Shaft Diameter (In.) 5/16
- Shafts 1
- Hertz 60/50
- Shaft Dimension (In.) 5/16 x 3-1/4
- Length Less Shaft (In.) 3-5/8
- Voltage 115/208 - 230
Replacement for Numbers:
- Mars 01127
- Keeprite 1043336
- Keeprite 1043766
- Larkin 253-1194
- Larkin 253-1195
- Heatcraft 25309101
- Bohn 5008S
- Bohn 5008T
- GE 5KSM59ES2001
- Heatcraft 5KSM59ES2001
- GE 5KSM59JS5036S
- Heatcraft 5KSM59JS5036S
- GE 5KSM59JSK1435
- Heatcraft 5KSM59JSK1435
- GE 5KSM59LS2262AS
- Heatcraft 5KSM59LS2262AS
- Fasco 7163-2113
- Fasco 7163-3371
- Keeprite 7163-8722
- Keeprite 7163-8861
- Fasco 7190-0442
- Fasco 7190-2084
- Fasco 7190-2255
- Fasco 7190-2285
- Fasco 7190-2969
- Emerson 9650
- Emerson 9651
- Emerson 9652
- Emerson 9653
- Emerson 9656
- US Motors 9656
- Emerson 9664
- US Motors 9664
- Century (Formerly A. O. Smith) 9721
- Century 9721
- Fasco D1101
- Fasco D1103
- Fasco D1122
- Fasco D1123
- Fasco D1124
- Fasco D1125
- Fasco D1126
- Fasco D1127
- Fasco D1152
- Fasco D1154
- Fasco PD1125
- Fasco PD1127
- Rotom PD1127
Need a replacement HVAC/R or AC motor?
Average Motor Life Span: Refrigeration motors typically have a life span of 10 to 15 years, though this can vary based on usage, maintenance, and the quality of the AC motor. Regular maintenance and proper use can help extend the motor’s life.
Signs of Potential Refrigeration Motor Breakdown:
- Unusual Noises: Grinding, buzzing, or clicking noises can indicate internal problems with the motor or compressor.
- Inconsistent Temperature: If the appliance fails to maintain a stable temperature, it may signal a malfunctioning motor.
- Overheating: Motors that frequently overheat or exhibit excessive heat could be nearing failure or have internal issues.
- Increased Energy Consumption: A sudden rise in energy bills may suggest the motor is working harder than usual, potentially due to inefficiency or wear.
- Failure to Start: If the motor fails to start or frequently stops running, it could be a sign of electrical or mechanical problems.
Regular maintenance, including cleaning and inspections, can help prevent premature AC motor failure and ensure the efficiency and longevity of your refrigeration appliances.
