Nordyne 667359r Fan Blade 24 Inch 3 Blade Cw

Product Description

The NORDYNE 667359r is an OEM replacement fan blade designed for Nordyne HVAC equipment. It measures 24 inches in diameter, features 3 blades, and uses a clockwise (CW) rotation with a 1/2 inch bore. This part moves conditioned air across the coil in the outdoor section of a split system or package unit. It is a direct OEM replacement, meaning it matches the original engineering specifications for blade pitch, diameter, and bore size. Licensed HVAC technicians handling condenser or evaporator fan motor replacements will find this blade a straightforward drop-in for the appropriate Nordyne application.

This fan blade is intended for use in Nordyne HVAC systems where the original 667359r blade requires replacement due to damage, wear, or motor swap. The 24 inch diameter and 3-blade configuration are typical of residential and light commercial outdoor condensing units. Clockwise rotation must be confirmed against the motor shaft direction before installation. This part is sourced as an official OEM component, ensuring dimensional accuracy for the equipment it serves.

Key Features

• 24 inch diameter provides appropriate airflow coverage for compatible condensing units
• 3-blade design balances airflow volume with motor load
• Clockwise (CW) rotation matches OEM motor configuration
• 1/2 inch bore fits standard condenser fan motor shaft sizing
• Official OEM replacement part ensures dimensional and pitch accuracy

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM replacement fan blade for Nordyne HVAC equipment requiring the 667359r part number. Verify rotation direction and bore size against the existing motor and blade assembly before installation.

Installation Notes

Fan blade replacement should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the unit before accessing the fan compartment. Confirm motor shaft rotation direction matches the CW designation of this blade before securing. Ensure the blade is seated flush on the shaft and the set screw or hub fastener is tightened to secure the blade before restoring power.