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Question: Will this replace an HC23UZ115 ?
Document: Delivery was very quick and installation was straight forward and easy. I ordered/replaced all the associated gaskets as well since they were 10-11 years old and fragile (ordered them seperately from Shorty's since Amazon didn't have them). The furnace is up and running again and doing great after 3-4 weeks of use. Nice and quiet running now and best of all, I saved a ton of money. My HVAC guy wanted $825 to replace the defective draft inducer.
The moter is perfect and easy to install. The blower squirel cage was difficult to remove so wear gloves and keep at it. The old unit came off without damaging the gaskets so I did not replace them. Unfortunately this is the second time this motor has shot crapes on this furance. The orginal equipment lasted 12 years, the second motor lasted two years. Hope this one goes the distance for me. Furance repair wanted $580 plus a service call, yikes!
I received the motor within a few days and it was an OEM part. I had to replace all of the gaskets and rubber grommets because of age but installation went smoothly and all is quiet again with no high pitched grinding noise.A word about removing the fan from the old shaft: The fan will be impossible to remove from the old motor shaft unless you soak the hub and set screw with penetrating oil. I used PB Penetrating Catalyst from Blaster Corporation and let it work for about 24 hrs. Easy Peasy.
you should order the squarel fan with this easy to bend your old one and will not be balanced then.
Works like the old one did when it worked right. It's been in there a couple years now and still working good.
We repair furnaces, so we needed the part for customer. Came right away, and worked fine. The big thing was placing the order and getting it reasonably fast, considering coming from elsewhere.
The seller was very quick to ship my order which I appreciate. I ordered this motor because of the positive feedback from other customers. I am disappointed that I have to leave less than perfect feedback. I am not happy with the quality of the motor. The shaft has about 1/16 inch of play which allows it to slide back and forth. Initially the motor runs quiet. After a few minutes of running, the motor starts making a loud grinding noise. I don't expect it to last very long.
The old unit was on it's last leg ,this arrived just in time.I installed it the day I received it from the UPS truck.The temperature dropped to single digits so the furnace ran almost non stop and the fan worked flawlessly.
The item was shipped 3 days after I purchased it, which was a little concerning considering it was minus 10 below and I needed a furnace motor. There was no packing slip in the box and very little packing materials to protect the motor. Overall, the part works fine and got the job done.
The inducer motor works great and is quieter than the old one. Installing it may take a bit of critical thinking but after you figure it out it is easy. I am not a furnace repair technician and I figured it out. I was quoted $400-600 for this to be done by a heating repair company. I bought the part and installed it myself and the only cost was for the part, about $90.
Answer: yes