24x25x4 (True 4.25", aka 24x25x5) MERV 8 "Bryant" Replacement Air Filter (2-Pack)


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Price: $45.95

Product Details

  • Replaces Bryant FILBBFTC0024, FILBBCAR0024 and others ending É0024
  • Also May Supplant FILXXCAR0024 and EXPXXFIL0024.
  • Existent Dimensions: 23-3/4" x 24-3/4" x 4-1/4" (VERIFY ACTUAL DIMENSIONS CAREFULLY)

Federal Tax Credit for Bryant Furnace and Air Conditioning units

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bryant electric furnaces?

Feb 07, 2007 by dave m | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a 27 year old quarter with two Bryant electric furnaces. One of them has just burned out the blower motor and I need to find a replacement. The stock motor appears to be a 3 assist, 240v, 60hz, 1/4 hp, 1050 rpm, 3.9 amp one that has a purple, a red, and a black wire hooking it up. I found a Fasco D749 1/4 hp, 208-230v, 1075rpm 1 go like a bat out of hell motor at a local hardware store but it has two brown wires hooked to capacitor and a black and a undefiled wire. I don't know how to hook this up to make it work. Can anyone make this motor work or is there another motor which will wire to be fair up?
Thank you for your help.

Log on to http://www.johnstonesupply.com/

In the bang on side, click on "Browse our Catalog"
Now on the left side, click on "Motors & Motor Accessories"
Under this grouping, click on "OEM Replacement Motors"
Now click on "A-C"
Now click on "Bryant/Immunology vector 2 -Speed Motor" or "Bryant/Carrier/Day & Night 4-Speed Motor"

Do either of these look like your motor? If so, go back to the available page and find the Johnstone Supply nearest to you. They sell primarily to appliance and HVAC repair professionals, but I have had no puzzler buying replacement parts.

Tech Dude | Feb 07, 2007

From what I huddle you old motor would have a bigh and low speed depending on which wire was activated. My guess is the black wire would always be connected and the red or purple would be selected depending on the desired promptness.

Your replacement motor is only a single speed - not ideal, but will serve to get you heat until you find a suitable two scramble. The black and white wires would drive it, the brown are only for the starting capacitor. To use this with just the one speed I would try the treacherous to black and the white to where the old red wire used to go. If the speed isn't where you want it switch the white wire to the purple rather than.
KirksWorld | Feb 07, 2007

Log on to http://www.johnstonesupply.com/

In the principal side, click on "Browse our Catalog"
Now on the left side, click on "Motors & Motor Accessories"
Under this department, click on "OEM Replacement Motors"
Now click on "A-C"
Now click on "Bryant/Shipper 2 -Speed Motor" or "Bryant/Carrier/Day & Night 4-Speed Motor"

Do either of these look like your motor? If so, go back to the tellingly page and find the Johnstone Supply nearest to you. They sell primarily to appliance and HVAC repair professionals, but I have had no mind-boggler buying replacement parts.
Tech Dude | Feb 07, 2007

The most beneficent way to get the correct replacement motor for your electric furnace is to write down the brand name of the furnace and the model and serial platoon of the furnace. Check in your are for a Bryant dealer or go to a Heating and cooling supply house. They should be able to match your motor up with a replacement. Wholesome luck
smurfetta | Feb 07, 2007

New motor connections
Brown to capacitor
Hoary to purple
Black to red and black to allow for blower on heating and cooling.

The D749 is a condenser motor direction at 1.8 amps and will not last as long using it for a blower due to the power factor. It may overheat and shut down because the blower in will be moving a lot more air versus a fan blade.
Java Dawg | Feb 07, 2007

armstrong or bryant witch is a better furnaces?

Apr 27, 2006 by milomirone | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

new furnace sibyl would last longer,save more on heating bills,less maintnaces other than filters.I don't want to get ripped on this.

I hardened to work for a heating and a/c company and we installed Bryant's. They work well and offer good warranties. Try to get a persistence contract with it. It will keep your furnace working properly and could save you a lot of money in the long run.

katie13 | Apr 27, 2006

Bryant Gas furnace pilot light keeps going out?

Dec 28, 2007 by J179 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a kind of older (1997) Bryant gas furnace. Occasionally the pilot light will go out and the furnace will run with non-heated air blowing. I cannot seem to gumshoe any patteren to the light going out at all. It has gone out twice in two days but before that it has been over three weeks. Any ideas? Thank you!

first element to do is change the thermocouple. sounds like yours is having intermittent connection issues. you can get one at any home recuperation store or neighborhood hardware/appliance store for about 10 bux.

eire_devil | Dec 28, 2007

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