Standard® RU-380 Blower Motor Resistor Intermotor Series
Manufacturer #RU-380
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Industry-Standard Quality Parts| Label | Value |
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| Location | Rear, Front |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Interchange Part Number | REPD191501, 973026, 20300 |
| Warranty | 3-year or 36,000-mile Standard limited warranty |
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| Promotions | Cooling |
| Series | Intermotor Series |
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Standard®Blower Motor Resistor Intermotor Series
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Great website. Easy to find what I needed, with accurate photos. Was just what I needed!
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Posted by Kp219 / Tue, Jul 19
Part works fine. Definitely a little hard to install due to its location not the part itself.
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Posted by Tpott / Mon, Sep 08
Parts exactly as ordered and shipped in timely fashion.
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Posted by handyman / Thu, Jun 12
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Question: This is the second time, in just a few months, that the Blower Motor Resistor has failed (only blows on high setting). What other component could be causing the Resistor to fail?BAXTER C. / Feb 16, 2022
Hello! I would carefully inspect the wiring going to the resistor. It can often overheat and melt the insulation.
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Answered by Mitchell D. / Thu, Feb 17Showing 1 - 1 of 1 Questions