Need motor fan blade 4 a carrier air/heater window model bcc101d how much?

A serial number is no good in such questions as it is just a numerical sequence of the number made. In your case number 5. The model number will get the fan.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Dayton+heater+fan

The motor number also doesn't help because that motor spindle can take a radial fan or a bladed fan.

https://www.google.com/search?q=fan+blade+for+motor+A0416B2810

Or you can contact Dayton direct

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It's gonna be a 115 volt motor - take out unit and get model number for it and see if you can pick one up cheap on ebay. Otherwise go to motor supply house and have your dinero ready!

ck volt. in/out contactor. ck. proper mfd for new fan motor/compressor. wired correctly.

The Old Rule of Thumb is 400 square feet per ton, but you really need to do a heat load calculation to be safe. A lot of windows on the west or south side of the house will really increase your load and you may need a lot larger unit. Insulation also changes your load so you may be able to cool a larger area. You may be able to get the Heat Load Calculation Form either online or from Johnstone supply. They are on the internet.

I don't know what part of the country you are in, but here in Okla. a condenser motor can be bought by the home owner for around $100. You should be able to go to any appliance supply house and purchase your own motor. Take the model and serial number with you, it may help. If you have a local carrier distributor, they should give you a users manual. Try your best to get a motor close the the same as what you have. Note the horsepower, rpm, voltage and take the fan blade with you in case you need a new one. Hope this helps. Mark

According to the Owner"s Manual, if the serial data plate says 115 volts and the amperage is greater than 7.5 amps it must have it's on fuse or circuit breaker and no other electrical appliances should be run on that circuit. For models rated at 230 volts, the same holds true.

So, the the determination of minimum voltage is based on what the serial data plate shows.

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Hello, it might be either a bad capacitor or a bad fan motor. Replace the capacitor first since it is lnexpensive.

you can by a fan blade. any refgriation parts store can get you one or you can get the model number and order one off the internet.

Hi, this is an odd voltage 380 volts. Is it a 3 phase unit? To get a 220 volt 50hz condenser fan motor, you will have to go through a refrigeration/air conditioning parts house and order this. 60hz you would have no problem finding one in stock. Carrier is a good unit, and have been around for many years. You shouldn't have any problems locating one.
Sincerely,
Shastalaker7
PS You will need to go through a wholesale parts house.

flue diameter is 4 inch
Propane Unit Heater, BtuH Input 30000, Full Load Current 2.1 Amps, Gas Inlet 1/2 Inch, Flue Diameter 4 R,V, Motor Power Rating 1/30 HP, Free Air Flow 700 CFM, Height 27 1/2 Inches, Depth 27 5/8 Inches, Width 14 Inches, OC Mounting 8 5/8 Inches, 115 Volts, Energy Saving