S1-024-36226-000 York 1/3HP 115V 1075RPM CCW BLW MTR
S1-024-36226-000 Coleman Blower Motor 1/3hp motor 115v 1075rpm
1 Year Warranty on everything we sell
compatible with7900-7741 blower assemblies.
REPLACES: S1-1468-220P, S1-1468-212P, 1468-2309,
S1-024-40911-000, BL6530, S1-02436266000, 8955, E46412, F42D85A50
The S1‑024‑36226‑000 is a genuine OEM 1/3 HP blower motor designed for Coleman, York, Luxaire, Fraser‑Johnston, and Evcon furnaces and air handlers. Operating on 115 volts at 1075 RPM, this direct‑drive motor provides the airflow required for proper heating, cooling, and continuous air circulation.
Built to original Source 1 specifications, the S1‑024‑36226‑000 delivers reliable performance, proper airflow, and dependable operation in residential and manufactured‑housing HVAC systems. Replacing a worn or failed blower motor restores system efficiency, prevents nuisance limit trips, and helps maintain proper temperature rise and cooling performance.
This OEM replacement motor ensures correct fitment, mounting, and electrical compatibility with approved Coleman and York equipment.
Cross‑Reference
Direct OEM
- S1‑024‑36226‑000
- 024‑36226‑000
- York Source 1 Blower Motor
Compatible Brands
- Coleman
- York
- Luxaire
- Fraser‑Johnston
- Evcon
Specifications
- Horsepower: 1/3 HP
- Voltage: 115 VAC
- Speed: 1075 RPM
- Application: Furnace / Air Handler Blower Motor
- Motor Type: Direct Drive
- OEM Replacement: Yes
Common Applications
- Manufactured Housing Furnaces
- Gas Furnaces
- Electric Furnaces
- Air Handlers
- Residential HVAC Systems
Related Components
- Run Capacitors
- Blower Wheels
- Fan Relays
- Control Boards
- Motor Mount Brackets
- Limit Switches
Technician Notes
- Designed for primary indoor airflow operation.
- Maintains proper furnace temperature rise and cooling airflow.
- Verify rotation direction before installation.
- Inspect blower wheel and housing during motor replacement.
- Replace the run capacitor if specified by the manufacturer.
Common Symptoms of Failure
- Blower motor will not start
- Weak airflow
- Excessive noise or vibration
- Motor overheating
- Burnt motor windings
- Intermittent operation
Installation Tips
- Verify voltage and RPM match the original motor.
- Inspect blower wheel balance and cleanliness.
- Check duct restrictions and filter condition.
- Confirm amp draw after installation.
- Tighten motor mounts securely to prevent vibration.