Blodgett BL56966 Oven Motor 3/4 HP

SKU: BL56966 Brand:
Blodgett
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Blower Motor, 3/4Hp
For Blower Wheel, Use Blo55346, Ap# 8012089
Blodgett Ovens Bdo-100-G-Es, Dfg-100-Es, Dfg-200-Es,
Zephaire-100-G-Es

Description

The Blodgett BL56966 Motor is a 3/4 HP Blower Motor is a high performance of commercial ovens to circulate air and provide optimum cooking results. This motor is compatible with the Blodgett ovens BDO-100-G-ES, DFG-100-ES and DFG-200-ES, and Zephaire-100-G-ES, to maintain the proper temperature and baking environment. The blower wheel is engineered to work harmonious with the motor hence it delivers powerful airflow that is essential in heat distribution. A must have for restaurants and commercial kitchens due to its increased energy efficiency, reduced cooking times and improved food quality.

More Information:

  • BLODGETT:56966 ,BL56966

Step1: Disconnect electrical power and ensure oven is completely cool before servicing to avoid shock or burns.

Step2: Remove the access panel and locate the existing motor assembly.

Step3: Disconnect wiring harness and mounting bolts, then carefully remove the old motor.

Step4: Install the new motor, align shaft and mounting points, and secure tightly.

Step5: Reconnect wiring exactly as labeled and ensure proper insulation.

Step6: Refit panel, restore power, and test operation for smooth rotation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Blodgett BL56966 Motor?

    Perform regular inspection of bearings and ensure the motor is free of dust buildup to maintain airflow. Lubricate moving parts as recommended by manufacturer guidelines. Check electrical connections periodically to prevent loosening and overheating risks.

  • What are common issues with the Blodgett BL56966 Motor?

    • Bearing wear causing noisy operation or vibration.
    • Motor overheating due to restricted airflow or dust buildup.
    • Electrical connection failures leading to intermittent power loss.
    • Reduced speed or torque from winding degradation.