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Appliance Factory Parts 4376 Motor for Carrier Appliance Part
Replacement motor for Carrier air-treatment units, part number 4376, fits eight listed models
- Selling UnitEach
- TypeAir Treatment
- Genuine Carrier replacement motor restores humidifier airflow
- Part number 4376 matches eight Carrier humidifier models
- Air treatment motor designed for Carrier HUMCCLFP and P110LFP series
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first installation
- Each unit sold individually for straightforward replacement
Replacement Motor for Carrier Humidifiers
Part number 4376 is a new air-treatment motor manufactured by Appliance Factory Parts. It is sold individually and fits eight listed Carrier humidifier models including HUMCCLFP1218-A and P110LFP1418. The component restores proper airflow in compatible units.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The motor operates within the original equipment specifications for the listed Carrier appliances. Normal use delivers the rated airflow without additional noise or vibration beyond the factory baseline. Power consumption matches the appliance design parameters.
Upgrade Context
This part replaces a failed or worn original motor in the identified Carrier humidifiers. The repair is worthwhile when the cabinet and controls remain serviceable and only the air-mover requires replacement. It does not address control-board or humidity-sensor faults.
Highlights
- Genuine Carrier replacement motor restores humidifier airflow
- Part number 4376 matches eight Carrier humidifier models
- Air treatment motor designed for Carrier HUMCCLFP and P110LFP series
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first installation
- Each unit sold individually for straightforward replacement
Specifications
| Brand | Appliance Factory Parts |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit | Each |
| Part Number | 4376 |
| Type | Air Treatment |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 4376 motor in a Carrier HUMCCLFP1218-A humidifier, and what step is often missed?
Disconnect power, remove the blower housing, unplug the old motor wiring harness, mount the new 4376 motor, reconnect the harness securely, and verify the blower wheel spins freely before restoring power.
What maintenance or replacement will the 4376 motor need over time?
Periodically clean dust from the motor vents and blower wheel, lubricate sleeve bearings if accessible, and replace the motor if it becomes noisy, overheats, or fails to start.
What limit appears first when the 4376 motor runs continuously in a Carrier P110LFP1418 unit?
The motor’s thermal overload protector will trip first if airflow is restricted or ambient temperature is too high, shutting the motor down until it cools.
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