FASCO
FASCO D1155 Motor 1/100 HP 115V AC 1085 RPM 3.3 Frame CCWSE
A shaded-pole condenser fan motor delivering 1/100 hp at 1,085 RPM on 115 V AC with a 3.3 frame and CCWSE rotation
- Compact 3.3 frame fits tight condenser spaces
- Shaded-pole single-phase design runs on standard 115 V AC supply
- Auto thermal protection guards against overheating up to 40 °C ambient
- Totally enclosed air-over enclosure shields windings from moisture and debris
- CCWSE shaft rotation matches OEM Thermador Trade Wind replacement spec
FASCO D1155 Condenser Fan Motor
The FASCO D1155 is a single-phase shaded-pole motor rated at 1/100 horsepower and 1085 RPM. It operates on 115 V AC at 60 Hz and draws 0.5 amps at full load. The unit is a direct OEM replacement for Thermador Trade Wind part 17-09-679 and fits a 3.3 frame mounting pattern.
Voltage and ambient constraints
The motor is not usable at 200 V or 208 V, limiting it to 115 V supply circuits. Automatic thermal protection and Class B insulation support a maximum ambient temperature of 40 °C. The totally enclosed air-over enclosure requires airflow across the housing for proper cooling during operation.
CCWSE shaft rotation
The output shaft turns counter-clockwise when viewed from the shaft end, a fixed mechanical orientation that must match the original fan blade or blower wheel. Installers must verify the original equipment specifies CCWSE rotation before fitting this motor. Incorrect rotation will move air in the wrong direction and cannot be reversed on this design.
Highlights
- Compact 3.3 frame fits tight condenser spaces
- Shaded-pole single-phase design runs on standard 115 V AC supply
- Auto thermal protection guards against overheating up to 40 °C ambient
- Totally enclosed air-over enclosure shields windings from moisture and debris
- CCWSE shaft rotation matches OEM Thermador Trade Wind replacement spec
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick this 1/100 hp motor or a higher-horsepower version?
Choose this model when the original spec calls for 1/100 hp, 115 V AC, 1085 RPM and a 3.3 frame; a larger horsepower unit will not fit the same mounting or electrical envelope.
What does the 1085 RPM rating mean once the motor is installed?
The shaft will turn at approximately 1085 revolutions per minute under full load at 60 Hz, delivering the airflow the original condenser fan was designed for.
Is the 115 V AC single-phase supply the only voltage this motor can use?
The nameplate voltage is 115 V AC; the manufacturer notes it is not usable at 200 V or 208 V, so a different winding would be required for those voltages.
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