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From: David Nebenzahl on 14 Jan 2010 14:39
On 1/14/2010 9:24 AM Ken Layton spake thus:

> You have a "C-Frame Shaded Pole" motor. You will also need to measure
> the thickness of the stack of the laminations as that is part of the
> motor specs of shaded pole motors. Typical are 1/2", 5/8", 3/4", 7/8",
> etc.

I wouldn't sweat the lamination thickness. If you find a motor that'll
fit, it'll work. This is a non-critical application.


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From: Baron on 14 Jan 2010 17:36
Sparkey Inscribed thus:

>
>>
>> 1. Post a picture of the entire fan, not just the label.
>>
>> 2. The RU (backwards R) is the underwriter's service mark for a
>> component.
>
> ...underwriters....Learn something new every day....
>
> I checked Grainger and reliable parts but this motor is smaller than
> the ones I saw.
> It's closer to the size of an AC table fan motor. 120 volt CW 2500
> rpm
>
>
http://s582.photobucket.com/albums/ss262/UCN_photo/Fan%20Motor/?action=view&current=MVC-002F.jpg
>
> Here's a group of photo bucket pic's of this thing (squirrel cage too)
> maybe this will give you a better idea.
> appreciate your taking a look. :)
>
> Spark

You can find that or a very similar motor in most small cheap fan
heaters. I've just bought a new one and scrapped the old one (element
OC ) the motor is very similar.

<http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.205-9757.aspx>

The link shows the new one. The old one is almost identical.
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