Dehumidifier fan motor McMillan A0410A2405
 

Hi...trying to find a small fan motor for a dehumidifier. Motor is made by
McMillan. Part A0410A2405 or E814814. 1550RPM, 1.3A

Not getting any hits on either of these parts. Normally, parts folks swarm,
when you put in a part number. Any ideas why this is not coming up?

Regards...RichK

Dehumidifier fan motor McMillan A0410A2405
 

RichK wrote:
Hi...trying to find a small fan motor for a dehumidifier. Motor is made by
McMillan. Part A0410A2405 or E814814. 1550RPM, 1.3A

Not getting any hits on either of these parts. Normally, parts folks swarm,
when you put in a part number. Any ideas why this is not coming up?

Regards...RichK


5303300838 should be a suitable replacement.
MikeB

Dehumidifier fan motor McMillan A0410A2405
 

"bq340" wrote in message

RichK wrote:
Hi...trying to find a small fan motor for a dehumidifier. Motor is made
by
McMillan. Part A0410A2405 or E814814. 1550RPM, 1.3A

5303300838 should be a suitable replacement.
MikeB

Thanks MikeB. Looks similar enough.

But the price is about the same as new unit. It's a robbery at the prices
I'm seeing just for the motor. Lowest is $100.

Regards...RichK

Dehumidifier fan motor McMillan A0410A2405
 

One time I was fixing a dehum. I was out of state, and it belonged to a
friend of mine. I got a fan from walmart, about the same size. Wired it in,
and made a shroud out of cardboard and duct tape. Kept the dehum working.
Hardly ideal. But it did work.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
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"RichK" wrote in message
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Thanks MikeB. Looks similar enough.

But the price is about the same as new unit. It's a robbery at the prices
I'm seeing just for the motor. Lowest is $100.

Regards...RichK

Dehumidifier fan motor McMillan A0410A2405
 

This fan somewhat works, but one of the bearings is a bit off center. Since
the bearing holder is riveted to the shroud, there's no way I can see to
center it. Consequently, the rotor rubs the stator poles and sometimes will
not even start.

Regards...RichK

PS You were lucky with the walmart fan :-) This fan pushes a lot of air.

"Stormin Mormon"

One time I was fixing a dehum. I was out of state, and it belonged to a
friend of mine. I got a fan from walmart, about the same size. Wired it
in,
and made a shroud out of cardboard and duct tape. Kept the dehum working.
Hardly ideal. But it did work.

Dehumidifier fan motor McMillan A0410A2405
 

That sound like too much work to fix. Somehow, the quality control slipped
that one by.

The walmart fan might have been a bit timid, but who can tell. I wasn't
there long enough to do any good testing on it. But, it did move some air.
Enough air? Can't be sure.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
..


"RichK" wrote in message
...
This fan somewhat works, but one of the bearings is a bit off center. Since
the bearing holder is riveted to the shroud, there's no way I can see to
center it. Consequently, the rotor rubs the stator poles and sometimes will
not even start.

Regards...RichK

PS You were lucky with the walmart fan :-) This fan pushes a lot of air.

"Stormin Mormon"

One time I was fixing a dehum. I was out of state, and it belonged to a
friend of mine. I got a fan from walmart, about the same size. Wired it
in,
and made a shroud out of cardboard and duct tape. Kept the dehum working.
Hardly ideal. But it did work.