Rheem ap15109-1 Blower Assembly 40/50 Gallon Tall

Product Description

The RHEEM ap15109-1 is an OEM induced draft blower assembly built for Rheem gas water heaters in the 40 and 50 gallon tall configurations. This assembly drives combustion air into the burner chamber and moves flue gases out through the exhaust vent, supporting safe and efficient power-vented operation. It is a direct OEM replacement part, meaning it meets the same fit, form, and function requirements as the original factory-installed unit. Licensed plumbers and HVAC technicians handling water heater service are the primary installers of this component.

This blower assembly is used in power-vented residential gas water heater installations where induced draft is required to maintain proper combustion airflow and exhaust. It is suited for 40 and 50 gallon tall unit configurations and is classified as a direct replacement part for applicable Rheem gas water heater models. Installers working on power-vent systems with failed or degraded blower motors will find this assembly restores proper draft performance to the original specification.

Key Features

• OEM replacement part manufactured by Rheem Manufacturing Company
• Supports induced draft combustion airflow and flue gas exhaust in power-vented units
• Designed for 40 and 50 gallon tall gas water heater configurations
• 1-year manufacturer warranty included
• Dimensions of 17.65 inches long by 12.6 inches wide by 10.15 inches tall for reference during clearance checks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement blower assembly for Rheem 40 and 50 gallon tall induced draft gas water heaters requiring power-vent combustion air support.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified HVAC technician familiar with power-vented gas water heater service. Shut off the gas supply and disconnect electrical power to the unit before removing the existing blower assembly. Follow all applicable local codes and the manufacturer service documentation for mounting orientation and wiring connections. Inspect the flue and vent path for obstructions before returning the unit to service.