Tempstar Condenser Fan Motor 1/12 HP for T4A430GKD200 — OEM 1177713 | Ships Today
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Overview
The Tempstar 1177713 condenser fan motor is a 1/12 HP OEM replacement motor that drives the outdoor fan blade on your Tempstar T4A430GKD200 condensing unit. This motor pulls air across the condenser coil to reject heat from the refrigerant, which is essential for proper cooling capacity and compressor protection. When a condenser fan motor fails, head pressure climbs, the compressor overheats and trips on its internal overload, and the system either cools poorly or shuts down entirely. Common failure symptoms include a fan that hums but won't spin, a motor that runs hot and cycles on and off, grinding or squealing bearings, or a fan that won't start without a manual push. Replacing the motor with the correct OEM 1/12 HP unit restores designed airflow and protects the compressor from costly damage.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 1177713 |
| Type | Condenser Fan Motor |
| Brand | Tempstar |
| Horsepower | 1/12 HP |
| Application | Outdoor condenser fan |
| Fit | OEM direct replacement |
Compatibility
This OEM motor is the factory-specified condenser fan motor for the Tempstar T4A430GKD200 air conditioner. It also fits other ICP-family units (Heil, Comfortmaker, Tempstar) built on the same platform that call out part number 1177713. Always confirm the part number on your existing motor or unit data plate before ordering.
Installation Guide
- Safety First — Disconnect power at the outdoor disconnect and verify zero voltage with a multimeter before touching any wiring.
- Access — Remove the top grille/fan shroud screws and lift the fan assembly out of the condenser cabinet.
- Document — Photograph all motor lead colors and capacitor connections before disconnecting anything.
- Remove — Loosen the fan blade set screw, slide the blade off the old shaft, then unbolt the motor from the mounting bracket and disconnect the leads.
- Install — Mount the new motor to the bracket, transfer the fan blade to the new shaft at the same height, and reconnect leads to the capacitor per your photo.
- Test — Restore power, confirm the fan spins freely in the correct direction, and verify the unit reaches normal operating pressures.
Signs You Need a Replacement
- Fan hums but the blade does not spin, or needs a push to start.
- Motor runs hot, smells burnt, or trips the breaker.
- Loud grinding, rattling, or squealing from worn bearings.
- High head pressure, poor cooling, or compressor cycling on overload.
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