Lincoln 4060135 Oven Fan Blower Motor 10" DIA Fan Blade 1/2" Bore

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Blower Motor,
1/15 Hp, 115V, 1.2Amp.,50/60Hz, 1 Ph, 3250Rpm,
5" X 1/2" Shaft, 48Y Frame, Direct Mount, 13 Lbs.
Lincoln Oven 1116, 1117
For Fan Blade Use # 26-3463, 10" Dia, 1/2" Bore

Description

The Lincoln 4060135 Fan Blower Motor is used in ovens and provides dependable performance in food preparation applications. It comes with a 10” diameter fan blade and 1/2” bore, making it efficient in circulating air in the given space. The motor has a power rating of 1/15 hp, 115v, 1.2 amp, and 3250 rpm with a shaft size of 5” x 1/2”. Designed for Lincoln Oven 1116 and 1117, this direct mount motor is designed to ensure even heat and appropriate heat distribution for cooking. It is especially useful for replacing old blower motors to increase the efficiency of an oven.

More Information:

  • LINCOLN:369539 ,4060135 ,LIN369539

Step1: Disconnect power supply and ensure oven is cool.

Step2: Remove access panel and note wiring positions.

Step3: Detach old blower motor and fan blade carefully.

Step4: Install new motor, secure mounting bolts.

Step5: Reattach fan blade ensuring correct alignment and bore fit.

Step6: Reconnect wiring as noted.

Step7: Restore panel and test operation.

Step8: Wear insulated gloves and verify grounding before powering on.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Lincoln 4060135 Fan Blower Motor?

    Inspect the oven blower motor and fan blade for grease buildup and clean regularly to maintain airflow. Check mounting tightness and bearing condition to prevent vibration. Ensure electrical connections are secure and properly insulated for safe operation.

  • What are common issues with the Lincoln 4060135 Fan Blower Motor?

    • Motor overheating during extended high-temperature oven use.
    • Fan blade imbalance causing vibration and excessive noise.
    • Bearing wear leading to squealing sounds and reduced rotation efficiency.
    • Electrical connection faults causing intermittent operation or complete failure.