Replacement Motor for Scanner

DC motors usually do need to aligned to controllers however, with electric shavers they are usually sold together as a "drive unit." Now as far as your shaver goes, I could not find a replacement drive unit and what I did find showed that it was discontinued. Sorry. Braun 9595 5671 Pulsonic Parts

replacing a fan motor is not the easiest thing to do. Finding the replacement motor is sometimes even harder.
I would suggest you check the phone book and find a good AC Tech and have him/her to trouble shoot the AC and determine your problem (it might not be the fan motor).
Sometimes a good Tech will actually save you 'money and time.'

Your new rainbow is still under warranty I believe so explain it to the company and ask for another. I too had a rainbow however I am like your friend in which mine worked very well. The noise is coming from the motor housing or the motor itself. Good Luck

Take the car to Autozone or purchase a scanner and scan it for codes. Then do the repair and use the scanner or return to Autozone and have them turn off the light.

Hello,
The fan/motor part of the Broan fan is replaceable. They are actually very simple to take out and install a new part.

The part can be easily purchase here...

http://parts.broan-nutone.com/broan/Shop

Heatman101

That is the current setting for a motor-starter which is an overcurrent sensor. This is a circuit breaker like device that usually has a heater coil that opens a contact which cuts the power to the relay that powers the motor to prevent overload damage to the motor.

The dial is in AMPS and should be set just slightly higher than the nameplate amp rating for the motor.

I think I can help you guys needing a replacement CC-5440M12 120V/60Hz Ronning Motor. I have been cleaning out my shop and I have four (4) of these used electric motors. All work fine. They still have the plastic fan blade on one end and the metal gear on the other. I actually have electric cords wired up on each of them that I used to make sure they worked.
Thought I would pass this information on to you. Thanks and have a great day.

See if this website can help you out

The manual only show one wire from the motor going to the switch, the other going to the cord, then the ground wire. I would wire it the way your old motor was, could be that some models maybe were 2 speed and the other wire would be used for that. Either that or the wrong motor was in the box, it is the right part number (43576197 is Hoover number)