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Imperial 40498-120 IRC Motor Assembly 120V

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CAD$1,977.67
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40498-120
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The Imperial 40498-120 IRC Motor Assembly 120V is an electric motor assembly used in compatible commercial cooking equipment to internal components such as fans or conveyors. It operates at 120 volts to provide the necessary rotational force for consistent mechanical motion. This assembly is installed inside the appliance’s motor compartment during service or replacement. It supports airflow or component movement as part of the equipment’s operational system, helping maintain proper function during normal kitchen use.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off the power to the appliance and unplug it.

Step2: Remove covers or guards to access the old motor assembly.

Step3: Disconnect wiring and mounting hardware.

Step4: Inspect the mounting bracket and shaft for wear or damage.

Step5: Position the new motor assembly in place.

Step6: Secure the motor with the screws or bolts provided.

Step7: Reconnect wiring according to the original configuration.

Step8: Test the motor at low speed to verify proper operation.