FASCO
FASCO A131 Draft Inducer Blower 115V 1.1A 3000 RPM
A 115 V shaded-pole draft inducer blower for natural-gas furnaces, spinning at 3,000 RPM with a 1.1 A draw and compatible with Nordyne models 6212850 and 70219132
- Reliable draft induction powered by a 115V shaded-pole motor
- Delivers 1.1 A at 3,000 RPM for consistent airflow
- Class B insulation protects the motor during extended heating cycles
- Simple wire-lead connection speeds up furnace replacement jobs
- Direct fit for Nordyne models 6212850 and 70219132
Purpose & fit
The FASCO A131 is an induced-draft blower built for natural-gas furnaces. It replaces Nordyne part numbers 6212850 and 70219132 and mounts directly to the existing furnace housing.
Thermals noise power
The shaded-pole motor runs on 115 V AC single-phase at 60 Hz and draws 1.1 A. Insulation class B handles the heat generated during normal cycling, and wire leads simplify the electrical connection.
Sustained load behaviour
At full speed the motor reaches 3,000 RPM while the fan operates at 400 RPM, delivering steady airflow through long heating cycles. The aluminium-steel construction resists corrosion from combustion by-products over extended service periods.
Highlights
- Reliable draft induction powered by a 115V shaded-pole motor
- Delivers 1.1 A at 3,000 RPM for consistent airflow
- Class B insulation protects the motor during extended heating cycles
- Simple wire-lead connection speeds up furnace replacement jobs
- Direct fit for Nordyne models 6212850 and 70219132
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the FASCO A131 draft inducer blower wired during installation, and what step is often missed?
Connect the wire leads to the furnace control board at 115V AC, 60 Hz, single phase; the step often missed is verifying the shaded-pole motor rotation matches the airflow direction before final mounting.
What maintenance or replacement will the FASCO A131 blower need over time?
The shaded-pole motor with Class B insulation may require bearing lubrication or full motor replacement after extended 3000 RPM operation; no user-serviceable filters or belts are present.
What is the first performance limit reached by the FASCO A131 under continuous furnace cycles?
The 3000 RPM maximum motor speed and 1.1 A current draw at 115V define the thermal limit; sustained operation at nameplate ratings will hit motor temperature rise before airflow drops.
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