Graviton
Graviton Fridge Fan Motor YZF-1-6.5 AC220-240V 80mA
Replacement shaded-pole motor runs on 220-240 V AC at 80 mA for refrigerator and display-cabinet fans
- Universal AC 220-240 V compatibility fits most refrigerators and display cabinets
- Shaded-pole motor design delivers reliable, durable operation
- Direct YZF-1-6.5 replacement restores proper fan airflow
- Low 80 mA rated current keeps energy draw minimal
- Simple installation with attention to wind direction
Universal Refrigerator Fan Motor
This shaded-pole motor replaces the original fan motor in refrigerators, freezers and display cabinets. It runs on AC 220–240 V and draws a rated current of 80 mA. The YZF-1-6.5 model is supplied as a single unit ready for direct swap.
Voltage and Current Limits
The motor is designed only for AC supplies between 220 V and 240 V; operation outside this range can cause overheating or failure to start. The fixed 80 mA rating means it cannot drive higher-load fans or compressors without exceeding its thermal limits.
Installation Notes
Mounting is straightforward: disconnect power, remove the old motor, fit the new unit and reconnect using the original wiring. The most common error is ignoring the airflow direction arrow, which reverses cooling flow and leaves the cabinet warm.
Highlights
- Universal AC 220-240 V compatibility fits most refrigerators and display cabinets
- Shaded-pole motor design delivers reliable, durable operation
- Direct YZF-1-6.5 replacement restores proper fan airflow
- Low 80 mA rated current keeps energy draw minimal
- Simple installation with attention to wind direction
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which voltage version of the YZF-1-6.5 motor matches my appliance?
This motor runs on AC 220–240 V, so it fits standard mains supplies in that range.
What does the 80 mA rating tell me about actual running current?
The 80 mA rated current is the normal draw once the shaded-pole motor is up to speed under load.
Does the AC 220–240 V supply limit the motor to fixed-speed operation?
Yes, a shaded-pole motor on a fixed AC supply runs at a constant synchronous speed with no speed control.
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