Goodman pp3727 Condenser Fan Motor 1/6 Hp 208-230V

Product Description

The GOODMAN pp3727 is a single-speed condenser fan motor rated at 1/6 horsepower and designed for direct-drive applications in residential and light commercial air conditioning condensing units. Operating on 208-230 volts at 1.1 amps, it runs at 1075 RPM and carries a Frame 48 form factor. The motor features a totally enclosed air-over (TEAO) enclosure for outdoor condenser service, ball bearings for reliable long-term operation, and a reversible rotation configuration. It is rated for both 50 and 60 Hz power and meets Class B insulation standards. HVAC technicians install this motor as a direct replacement in split-system and package unit condensers.

This motor is suited for residential split-system condensing units and light commercial package equipment that use a Frame 48 direct-drive condenser fan motor at 1075 RPM. The 0.5-inch shaft diameter and 6-inch shaft length fit standard condenser fan blade hubs. Its single-phase, 208-230 volt rating covers the typical voltage range found in residential 240-volt circuits and light commercial supplies. Technicians working on equipment with failed or noisy condenser fan motors will find this a common replacement form factor.

Key Features

• 1/6 HP direct-drive condenser fan motor at 1075 RPM
• TEAO enclosure rated for outdoor condenser fan service
• Ball bearing construction for durability in continuous-duty operation
• Reversible rotation to suit varied condenser fan configurations
• Single-phase 208-230V operation, compatible with 50 and 60 Hz supply
• Class B insulation rating for thermal protection in condenser environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for residential and light commercial condensing unit fan motors using a Frame 48, direct-drive, single-phase 1075 RPM motor with a 0.5-inch shaft diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the condensing unit before removing the existing motor. Verify shaft length, diameter, and rotation direction against the original motor before mounting. Secure all electrical connections per NEC guidelines and confirm blade clearance before restoring power.