OEM Carrier Condenser Fan Motor (HB38GR219) for Model CA13NA0360NGACBA
This is the factory OEM condenser fan motor for the Carrier CA13NA0360NGACBA split-system air conditioner. The condenser fan motor drives the outdoor unit's fan blade, pulling air across the condenser coil to reject heat from the refrigerant. When this motor fails, the compressor overheats, high-pressure safeties trip, and the system shuts down — leaving you with a no-cool call in peak summer heat. Common failure signs include a humming outdoor unit with a stationary fan blade, intermittent shutdowns, or a seized motor that's hot to the touch.
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Specs: OEM Part Number HB38GR219 | Matches factory HP, RPM, rotation direction, and shaft diameter for the CA13NA0360NGACBA | 208-230V single-phase | Permanently split capacitor (PSC) design | Factory-rated for outdoor duty with weather-resistant construction
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OEM vs Generic: This OEM motor is wound to exact factory tolerances for correct airflow CFM and amp draw. Generic motors frequently differ in shaft length, rotation direction, or mounting stud pattern — causing blade clearance issues, excessive amp draw, and premature failure of the compressor.
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Install Difficulty: 3/5 — Requires disconnecting power at the disconnect box and capacitor discharge before removal. Tools needed: nut driver set, adjustable wrench, needle-nose pliers, multimeter, and blade puller (recommended). Document blade pitch and wiring orientation before disassembly. Shaft and blade hub fit can be tight — do not force.
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Warranty: 1-year OEM factory warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. In-stock and ships same business day from our warehouse.
Compatibility: Engineered specifically for the Carrier CA13NA0360NGACBA 3-ton R-410A split-system condenser. Always verify motor HP, voltage, RPM, and rotation direction against your unit's data plate before installing. Our fitment team is available to confirm compatibility before you order — ensuring you get the right part the first time. Order by 3 PM and your motor ships today.