I believe this is what I need to replace motor assembly in a Carrier 58WAV091-F-16114. Is there also a grommet kit that installs with it?
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I looked at a few rebuild kits for this motor and some of the kits include a few rubber grommets with a metal center ring - if you are referring to these they did Not come with - i received the motor itself, the blower wheel, and the metal retaining washer - i honestly don't remember if the wiring adapters were included, but I definitely did not receive any grommets or gaskets. I would reach out to the seller to see if these parts could be included for a nominal fee, as the kits that Do include these parts are a bit pricier, hope this helps :)
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You rarely have to replace the grommets. You will need a new gasket if the old one comes apart when you pull the metal bracket off from the furnace.
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Hello Tim, not sure. Its been awhile. I can check the info on the motor and let you know. When I installed I just made sure everything matched with the old one.
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I am not able to adequately answer this question. You don't need the tool. If this picture fits the rubber grommet than you should be good to go. Just use a screwdriver and ply off the existing grommet, don't worry, the post it connects to is harder than the grommet. Screw the new one on and you should be good to go. The grommet only price is very inexpensive. Don't get the tool, no need. Just pry up with a screwdriver and thread it back in. Very simple fix.
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Wish I could help you, but I just took the electric motor from the new assembly and swapped it into mine.
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Lynda, I took a look at the pictures of both online and they look like they would match. The motor itself isn't the key to matching, the flange is. Before I purchased the new motor I'd check with the supplier and see if you can get the dimensions of the flange. I'd pay particular attention to the distance between the bolt holes. Mark N.
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I don't know if you still need it but I saw one that looks like MR400 series at Ebay. It seems the motor may be interchangeable. You can call the manufacturer to confirm.
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Im not sure if it would fit? maybe there is some numbers on your old motor that you could cross over? Sorry Im not more help Travis
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http://www.repairclinic.com/Shop-For-Parts/a36b370d1222138/Model-58PAV09016114-Carrier-Furnace-Parts
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Replacing the motor did work to get my Venmar air exch. working...My problem was reconnecting the wires correctly
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The grid assembly is only suitable for specific models. You could talk to a nautilus dealer for exact replacement parts per your model.
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There are two motors--one moves the round pan and one moves the conveyor. Both are just a couple of screws to replace. Super easy. Petsafe has sent me two new ones at no cost to me. Once this is out of warranty, I will look at replacing them with a better quality motor. I have found those for less than 10.00 on the Web. Mine lasted for 3 months and 6 months, respectively.
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Not sure we just replaced the motor. I think it should tell you on box or go to YouTube and it will tell you how to do it. Sorry not much help. Works good!
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I found the motor # and googled it for parts. I found a schematic of my motor with part numbers. That is how I found want trim motor would work. I installed it in about an hour, trim motor works pretty good so far.
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Replacing the motor did work to get my Venmar air exch. working... My problem was reconnecting the wires correctly
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Hi Lorena,I think it is fairly easy to replace the motor -- it just clips into the bottom of the unit. You should contact the vendor. My experience with the vendor has been excellent -- he is very responsive. Hope this helps.Ron
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I bought this motor and had to return it. The frame number for the replacement should match exactly. I needed a 56J frame which doesn't have a flange on the end. The same seller had what I needs so I was able to return the Y frame for the J frame.
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like Brian said---I'm not sure exactly what you want to know? Are you asking whether any part of the engine extends beyond the plane of the mounting flange in a vertical direction? Are you concerned with the 'width' or the 'length' of the motor in relation to the size of the mounting flange? Can you give us more detail about your area of concern? What I can tell you is that the mounting flange itself is a little larger than the flange on the motor that it replaced---so I had to construct an adaptor plate to accomplish the installation.