Tempstar Condenser Fan Motor for TCH648GKA200 — 1/4 HP 825 RPM | Ships Today
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Overview
This OEM condenser fan motor (part #1184599) drives the outdoor fan blade in your Tempstar TCH648GKA200, pulling air across the condenser coil to reject heat from the refrigerant. It is rated at 1/4 HP and 825 RPM. Proper airflow across the condenser is critical — when this motor fails, head pressure climbs, cooling capacity drops, and the compressor can trip on high-pressure or thermal overload. Common failure signs include a fan that won't turn, one that hums but won't spin, overheating that shuts the motor down intermittently, or noisy, rough bearings. A failed run capacitor will mimic a bad motor, so always test the capacitor first.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 1184599 |
| Type | Condenser Fan Motor |
| Brand | Tempstar |
| Horsepower | 1/4 HP |
| Speed | 825 RPM |
| Fitment | OEM |
Compatibility
Direct-fit replacement for the Tempstar TCH648GKA200 condensing unit. This 1/4 HP 825 RPM condenser motor is shared across matching ICP-family Heil, Comfortmaker, and Tempstar outdoor units. Confirm horsepower, RPM, rotation direction, shaft diameter, and voltage against your original motor before installing.
Installation Guide
- Safety First — Disconnect power at the breaker and outdoor disconnect, then discharge the run capacitor. Verify zero voltage with a multimeter.
- Access — Remove the top fan grille/shroud assembly to reach the motor and blade.
- Document — Photograph the motor wiring and capacitor connections, and note the fan blade's position on the shaft.
- Remove — Loosen the blade set screw and slide the blade off, then unbolt the old motor from the mount.
- Install — Mount the new motor, reinstall the blade at the same depth, and reconnect wiring per your photos, matching rotation direction.
- Test — Restore power and verify the fan spins freely in the correct direction and pulls air upward through the coil.
Signs You Need a Replacement
- Condenser fan won't turn, or hums but won't start (after ruling out the capacitor)
- Motor runs hot and shuts off intermittently on thermal overload
- Loud grinding, squealing, or rough/seized bearings
- High head pressure and poor cooling from inadequate condenser airflow
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