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Alton, Ia | Going to assume it's a centrifugal fan based on bin size. If the fan is on the motor shaft too far, it is pulling too much air, overloading the motor. You need to loosen the center hub and slide it out "a little bit", essentially putting part of the fan rotor behind the inlet cone, so it pulls less air. You're about 10% over, I would try maybe 1/4" first time, it's a trial and error deal, at least as far as I know. | |
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- Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - mtbrights : 1/21/2025 11:12
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - Graindryerrepairman : 1/21/2025 11:17
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - Deepfreeze : 1/21/2025 11:27
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - midwest : 1/21/2025 11:33
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - Oliver1 : 1/21/2025 11:38
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - Ridge Valley Cropper : 1/21/2025 11:41
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - Keith Mudd : 1/21/2025 12:38
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - cyclones30 : 1/21/2025 12:53
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - Kelly : 1/21/2025 13:00
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - Chrism_78 : 1/21/2025 15:31
- RE: Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage. - john holland : 1/21/2025 16:28
- Motor might be bad - Topshot : 1/21/2025 17:25
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Bin fan motor running hot, over amperage.
