Blodgett BL5382 Oven CW Single Phase Induction Motor, 1/3 HP, 115/230V

SKU: BL5382 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Century Motor
[ 100-115/200-230V, ] [ 1/3Hp, ] [1P ] [1725/1425 RPM]
[5.1-5.2/2.6-2.6A ] [Cw Rotation Looking From The Shaft
Side]
Motor Direction Can Be Changed By Interchanging
Red And Black Leads . Refer To Data Plate On Motor
And Instructions Included With The Motor.
Oven Dfg 100, Dfg 200, Dfg 300.
Series Ef/Eze, Fa/Gzl, Mark V, Re, Zephaire E & G
(Some Eze Units Require Dual Speed Motor).
2 Spd Motor Dfg100/200 Oem # 32291, # 68-1058

Description

The Blodgett BL5382 CW Single Phase Induction Motor is a high quality motor that is best suited for use in the commercial ovens such as the DFG 100, 200 and 300 series. It has a 1/3 HP motor power and can work with both 115/230 volts of power and has the RPM of 1725/1425. It has a clockwise rotation motor that can be easily changed to a counter clockwise rotation by swapping the red and black leads for flexibility in installation. Currently, the model has a specification of 5.1-5.2/2.6-2.6A which makes it energy efficient and versatile for use in different commercial kitchen operations.

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Step1: Disconnect oven power supply to avoid electrical shock.

Step2: Access the motor compartment by removing the oven panel.

Step3: Carefully disconnect wiring from the old motor, noting positions.

Step4: Remove mounting screws and take out the faulty motor.

Step5: Position the new motor and secure it with screws.

Step6: Reconnect wiring as per original configuration.

Step7: Reassemble the panel and restore power to test operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett BL5382 Induction Motor?

    Clean the motor housing and blower wheel periodically to remove grease and debris. Check lead wires for wear or insulation damage, and listen for bearing noise-replace if vibration or heat increases.

  • How do I install the Blodgett BL5382 Induction Motor?

    • Power off the oven and wait for all components to cool.
    • Remove the old motor from its mount and note the wiring connection 100‑115/200‑230V.
    • Mount the replacement BL5382 motor in the same orientation.
    • Reconnect the red and black leads; swapping them reverses rotation, if needed.
    • Restore the access panel, power on, and check for correct blower speed and smooth operation.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett BL5382 Induction Motor?

    Frequent problems include burnt insulation on leads, worn bearings that make noise, and incorrect lead wiring causing reverse direction or failure to spin.

  • What are the operating limitations for the Blodgett BL5382 Induction Motor?

    It runs on 100‑115/200‑230V, 1‑phase; delivers 1/3 HP, draws about 5.1–5.2 A (115V) / 2.6 A (230V), and spins at 1,725 / 1,425 RPM. The rotation is clockwise from the shaft side and can be reversed by swapping the red and black leads.

  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett BL5382 Induction Motor?

    Keep the motor free from grease, dust, and heat buildup to ensure proper airflow and cooling. Regularly check electrical connections and mounting bolts for tightness and vibration. Inspect bearings for noise or wear and ensure correct voltage supply to prevent overheating or premature motor failure.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett BL5382 Induction Motor?

    • Overheating due to blocked ventilation.
    • Bearing wear causing noise/vibration.
    • Voltage fluctuations causing inconsistent speed or failure.
    • Electrical winding damage or starting failure.