
W51-MHCJA1-02 – CONDENSER MOTOR (1/3 – 1/4 – 1/5 HP, 1075 RPM, 5 MFD)
Heads up on the capacitor: TrueLine is on backorder, so we are supplying the Lennox 19L41 in its place. The Lennox takes a 5 MFD run cap; the TrueLine W51-MHCJA1-02 takes 10 MFD. Bring your old cap in either way — we bench-test free, and a weak cap is usually what killed the motor in the first place. If the motor really is bad, match HP, RPM (1075 vs 825 vs 1625 are different jobs), frame, shaft and rotation. Bring the old motor in and we will line them up side by side.
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Symptoms of failure
- Outdoor fan will not spin at all
- Fan spins slowly, or only starts if you nudge it
- Loud grinding, humming or squealing from the outdoor unit
- AC runs but the house will not cool down
- Motor housing is too hot to touch
- System keeps tripping on high pressure and needing a reset
Seeing these does not always mean this part is the culprit. Bring the old one in and we will meter it at the counter, free, before you buy.
If your AC fan isn’t spinning or spins slowly, the condenser fan motor is likely the problem. This multi-horsepower motor runs 1/3 to 1/6 HP at 1075 RPM. TrueLine is on backorder right now, so we are supplying the Lennox 19L41 in its place — same fit, but it takes a 5 MFD run cap instead of the TrueLine’s 10 MFD. Fits a wide range of brands.
Specs: 1/3-1/6 HP, 1075 RPM, 208-230V, 48Y frame, 5 MFD / 370V run capacitor, reversible rotation
Replaces: 1186447, 1186966, 1191329, 1861, 19L41, 214DNA030000BAAA, 2TTB0048A1000AA, 3729, 5458, 5KCP39EGUA11BS, D7908, EM3728, HB39GQ230, HC39GQ232, K55HXWEG-624, K55HXWEG624, KA55HX5MR1861, MOT11051, MOT18623, ORM5458B, ORM5458BF, W51-MHCJA1-02, WG840458, Y7S623C5108
Fits: Trane: 214DNA030000BAAA, 2TTB0048A1000AA; Carrier/Bryant: HB39GQ230, HC39GQ232; also fits Goodman, Lennox, York, Rheem, and other brands
Need help? See our AC Fan Not Spinning Guide.
In stock at Open To Public HVAC Parts in Dallas. We test parts at the counter before you buy. Call or text (214) 340-9421.
Specs
- TypePSC single-speed condenser fan motor
- Currently supplyingLennox 19L41 (TrueLine W51-MHCJA1-02 is on backorder)
- Horsepower1/3-1/6 HP
- RPM1075 RPM
- Voltage208-230V, 1 phase, 60 Hz
- Required Run Cap5 MFD / 370V
- Frame48Y
- Shaft1/2" diameter x 5-3/4"
- Amps2.6 A
- RotationReversible
Installing it yourself
- Kill power at the outdoor disconnect and confirm 0V before touching anything.
- Discharge the run capacitor. It holds a charge even with the power off.
- Photograph the wiring and the fan blade height before you take anything apart.
- Pull the fan blade off the shaft. The nut is often reverse-threaded.
- Unbolt the motor from the fan grille, usually four bolts.
- Match HP, RPM, frame, shaft diameter and rotation. RPM matters - 1075 and 825 are different jobs.
- Mount the new motor, set the blade back to the same height, reconnect by wire color.
- Replace the run capacitor at the same time. A weak cap is usually what killed the last motor.
Power off at the disconnect first, every time. Not sure partway through? Bring it to the counter and we will walk it with you.
Cross-reference numbers
This part replaces the following OEM and aftermarket numbers:
- 19L41
- W51-MHCJA1-02
Not sure if your number matches? Call (214) 340-9421 or bring the old part in — bench-testing is free.
Fits these models
- Universal aftermarket replacement for PSC condenser fan motors with matching HP / RPM / cap requirement
- Common applications: 13-16 SEER residential condensers: Rheem / Ruud RA13/RA14/RA16, Goodman GSX13/14/16, Trane XR13/14/16, Carrier / Bryant 13-16 SEER, York / Coleman entry- and mid-tier condensers, Lennox 13-16 SEER
- Verify HP, RPM, frame size (42Y/48Y), shaft diameter, and rotation direction match before installing
Why didn't my condenser fan motor last?
9 times out of 10, a weak run cap drives the motor to fail. The cap loses MFD over time, the motor pulls higher amps, the bearings overheat. Replace the cap every 5-7 years and the motor lasts much longer.
How do I match HP, RPM, and frame size?
HP and RPM come off the data plate. Frame size (42Y/48Y) describes the mount dimensions — 42Y is the smaller frame, 48Y is larger. Shaft diameter is usually 1/2" but verify. Rotation (CW/CCW from shaft end) MUST match your existing setup. Bring the old motor in — we'll match every dimension at the counter.
What does '2-speed' mean on a condenser motor?
2-speed condenser motors have two RPM ranges (typically 850 and 1075). The control board chooses based on stage call. Useful for 2-stage condensers — won't help on a single-stage system.
How long does a condenser fan motor last in Dallas?
6-10 years typical. Open-frame motors exposed to rain, sprinkler overspray, and afternoon sun fail faster. Sun-side units typically die first.




