EVERGREENScientific- 6205E GE - Genteq 1/2 HP 230 Volt Replacement X-13 Furnace Blower Motor

Exact fit and function. Runs quiet and blows strong through the vents. Exceptional value for the price. Installation was a piece of cake. Electrical connectors are exactly the same as old motor. Just plug and play. It's getting the old motor shaft out that is hard when rusty. Perfect replacement fan blower motor for the Genteq HW19. AC unit is a Comfort Maker 1 ton.

Great well made motor. Easy to install. Instruction video very good. Quite running.

Two HVAC companies quoted me $1,250 and $2,000 respectively to replace my 9 year old blower motor in my Carrier air handler. Ordered this motor based on the exterior label of my unit and online research. Motor arrived in 2 days, was easy to install, looked nearly identical to the OEM, was a direct plug and play, worked exactly like the OEM, and was a huge value. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND getting a “Fan blade/blower motor puller tool” when you order the motor. Mine was ceased on with rust and would not budge until I used the tool. Simple job and lots of great tutorials on YouTube! Saved around $850 based on the cheaper quote! Took me 1.5 hours. DO IT YOURSELF AND SAVE $$$$!

works great

Ordered on Monday afternoon and it was here Wednesday morning. I read some good reviews about promptness, but here it is, verified. Also, my old unit's module died (FM19) it was 10 years old so it had a good run. I metered the resistance on the actual motor and it was still good. I could have replaced it but it was more than this entire unit. If you so decide to change the whole motor like I did, get the removal tool for $50. I didn't and I beat on that shaft for an hour to get it out of the fan/squirrel cage. Then just send it back if you want, that's literally all they're good for. This one had a plug that converts from 230 or 115v. Insert the yellow blank for 230 and then your off to the races. Plugged everything in just as it was on my old unit/ took a picture of the speed plugs (I used 2 and 4). Threw the breakers back on and got fan on instead of auto. This send it the signal to calibrate which direction to spin. Once it goes for more than a full minute it's ready. Turn fan back to auto and turn the AC on. Note: when my fan went, it overloaded the compressor and I had to replace the capacitor as well. This is an easy fix as well.

Value for money:Was a replacement for a Comfortmaker heat pump blower motor. Good price and exact same model. Other motor died after 7 years. Heating company wanted a $1000!

Great price (by comparison to buying through HVAC service company). Arrived in 2 days. Installation was easy, though the wire harness was different than the one being replaced and in an odd way. So, I used the old harness, which fit perfectly and performed in exactly the same manner as it did previously. The hardest part was disengaging the old motor shaft from the blower due to rust and a burr on the shaft caused by a misaligned lock nut. If not for that, the whole thing would have taken less than an hour. I saved well over $1000 by doing it myself.However, the Amazon Seller, North American HVAC has replied to a consumer question that there IS NO WARRANTY. Their logic appears to be that (my words here) "Hey, you're getting it for less than the rip-off your HVAC servicer would charge. Now you want a warranty?". The terms and conditions on the manufacturer's web site do indicate that the warranty is 12 months from installation or 18 months from manufacture, whichever comes first. Not sure why the Amazon seller does not see it that way.Would I recommend this product? Based on my experience so far, absolutely yes. Just be aware that you have no safety net.

I replaced my FM-19 blower motor with this one. It was a great replacement and does not require programming or rewiring when replacing with FM-19.However, the manual was confusing and poorly prepared.Overall, very satisfied with the technology and performance.