Trane XR13 Condenser Fan Motor Replacement Guide

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Trane XR13 Condenser Fan Motor Replacement Guide

If you are not able to find replacement fan motor for Trane XR13 anywhere on line (Amazon, ebay, etc) based on the original fan. Then this guide is for you!

A fan motor requires a certain sized capacitor. When you replaced the Trane XR13 fan motor…… the existing cap would have needed to match the new motor requirements. If it didn’t match….. it should have been replaced.

To find the matching Trane XR13 fan motor and capacitor, take a look at this Trane Parts Cataloq. Click here to download.

If you still unsure about your Trane XR13 Fan Motor, Contact Comfort Specialist Certification® for assistance as needed.

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