This Brivis Fasco Heater Fan Motor is a direct replacement unit designed to get ducted gas heating systems back up and running fast. When an old heater fan motor starts seizing up, especially in the middle of a cold Australian winter, you know it's time for a reliable replacement that bolts straight in. I've seen plenty of ducted systems struggling to push air; nine times out of ten, it's the fan motor on its way out.

Best For

• Australian HVAC technicians and service teams working on Brivis gas ducted heating systems.
• Competent DIY owners replacing a failed Brivis heater fan motor.
• Stocking spare parts for common Brivis models.

Compatibility

This fan motor is specifically designed for Brivis gas ducted heating systems. It's a 250W unit, ready to replace your existing motor. The Brivis Part Number for this component is 80012339 or B012339. If you're running a different model, check fittings and specs before ordering.

Features

• Direct replacement for Brivis gas heater fan motors.
• Includes mounting plate for straightforward installation.
• Supplied with a compatible capacitor, saving time on sourcing separate components.
• Rated at 250W for effective air circulation in ducted heating systems.
• Genuine Brivis/Fasco component ensuring proper fit and performance.

Technical Specifications

What's in the Box

• 1 x Brivis Fasco Heater Fan Motor (250W)
• 1 x Mounting Plate
• 1 x Compatible Capacitor

Using It on the Job

1. Always isolate power to the ducted heating unit at the main switchboard and apply lockout procedures before commencing work.

2. Remove the access panel and carefully disconnect the wiring from the old fan motor, noting all connections.

3. Unbolt the old motor and mounting plate assembly. Replace it with the new Brivis Fasco motor, ensuring it's securely fastened.

4. Connect the new motor's wiring and capacitor as per the manufacturer's diagrams, double-checking all terminals.

5. Restore power and test the fan operation, checking for smooth running, correct airflow, and any unusual noises.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• Always ensure power is isolated and locked out before any installation or maintenance on heating units.
• Only install this motor in compatible Brivis gas heating systems; verify part numbers and specifications before use.
• Adhere to all Australian electrical safety standards and Safe Work guidance during installation.
• Installation should be performed by a qualified technician where electrical work is involved.

Before you bolt in the new motor, give the fan wheel a good clean. It's often clogged with dust, which reduces airflow and makes the new motor work harder than it needs to. A simple scrub can save you a call-back.

Pair With

Pair with Brivis control boards or new wall controllers for a complete heating system overhaul. Also consider a new air filter for optimal performance.