Need help id-ing this blower

guzzinerd · January 29

Tried using all the numbers on the decal but nothing comes up. It's working but starting to vibrate.

Thanks

Alex

pecmsg · January 29

Make and Model of the unit?

GGross · January 29

first google result for fasco 70581019

https://www.supplyhouse.com/York-S1-02649694000-Combustion-Blower-Replacement?utm_source=google_ad&utm_medium=Shopping_HVAC&utm_campaign=Shopping_X_HVAC_X_SSC_Hybrid&utm_campaignid=22357738680&utm_adgroupid=176148032105&utm_targetid=pla-2435675643763&utm_product_id=S1-02649694000&utm_matchtype=&utm_keyword=&utm_adtype=pla&utm_category=HVAC&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22357738680&gbraid=0AAAAAD_WAyuzoqRrLMn4z2ChvIHnGQnuv&gclid=Cj0KCQiAp-zLBhDkARIsABcYc6vgZyizZHhL2bODDdNvLB6tuzaCoVkOkXX53l5N6MaxA6KyBRpT6RkaAjYMEALw_wcB

guzzinerd · January 29

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1885034#Comment_1885034

That is a different number, 7058119, when i googled mine, nothing came up and supply house couldn't find anything on it as well.

You think that is a good replacement for the 70581019?

Thanks

guzzinerd · January 29

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1885033#Comment_1885033

I wish

Edit: found it

GGross · January 29

Just checked based on your model number The OEM number changed twice since that was built, the "customer p/n" also changed to "S1-026-42550-000" which is discontinued and replaced by

S1-026-49696-000 which is a different number than the supply house link that I posted. the correct part number also comes up there with no photos, the master distributor I checked this with has a description that matches supply houses description. they have photos but they are too blurry to read anything

York S1-026-49696-000BLOWER COMBUSTION 120-140 BTU

https://www.supplyhouse.com/York-S1-026-49696-000-Blower-Combustion-120-140-BTU

There is also someone on ebay selling an original for about half price if you want to roll the dice

(the link doesn't work but it comes up with a google search if needed)

guzzinerd · January 29

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1885059#Comment_1885059

Thanks,

II didn't expect to have this much difficulty finding a part for such a relatively new unit.

Alex

GGross · January 29

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1885062#Comment_1885062

If its a brand you deal with regularly my best suggestion is to text your wholesale sales guy, they should have distributor logins to check part numbers via serial numbers. All wholesalers have a valuable tool with a well known master distributor that lets us look up parts breakdowns, cross references etc for products we don't have easy access to. It's basically like supply house on steroids but only sell to wholesalers. Depending on your wholesaler you might get faster results here anyway though lol

guzzinerd · January 29

It's the unit in my place, appreciate the tip!

EBEBRATT-Ed · 1:23AM

Your probably better off searching by using the boiler or furnace model and serial # that the fan #

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