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Dayton AM4312 Blower Motor 817 4312

SKU CH-T1T3-1Y926

Replacement blower motor for Dayton HVAC systems, compatible with Grainger item 6E817A

  • Compatible with Grainger item 6E817A for direct replacement
  • Designed for Dayton HVAC systems ensuring proper fit
  • New blower motor ready for immediate installation
  • Identified by part numbers 817 and 4312 for accurate ordering

Dayton AM4312 Blower Motor — Direct Replacement

The Dayton AM4312 blower motor is built as a direct replacement for Grainger item 6E817A and fits Dayton-branded equipment. It serves HVAC technicians and maintenance teams who need a drop-in motor for existing blower assemblies. No additional components are referenced in the data.

Thermals, Noise and Power Draw

The motor operates on standard line voltage and draws current consistent with its rated horsepower under normal HVAC loading. Thermal protection is handled by the original equipment design. Acoustic output matches the installed blower housing and ductwork. No independent decibel or wattage figures are supplied.

Highlights

  • Compatible with Grainger item 6E817A for direct replacement
  • Designed for Dayton HVAC systems ensuring proper fit
  • New blower motor ready for immediate installation
  • Identified by part numbers 817 and 4312 for accurate ordering

Specifications

BrandDAYTON

Questions about this item

How do I install the Dayton AM4312 blower motor with Grainger item 6E817A?

Match the motor mounting points to the 6E817A housing, secure the fasteners evenly, and connect the wiring to the correct terminals before testing operation.

What maintenance will the Dayton AM4312 blower motor need over time?

Periodically clean dust from the motor vents and fan wheel, listen for bearing noise, and replace the motor if vibration or reduced airflow develops.

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