Heavy-Duty Carrier Condenser Fan Motor 54-60006-10 with 12V / 14V DC and 2200 RPM for Reliable Refrigeration Cooling

The 54-60006-10 condenser fan motor is a heavy-duty direct-replacement motor designed for truck and trailer refrigeration condenser assemblies. Rated for 12V / 14V DC operation with a nominal speed of 2200 RPM, it delivers consistent, high-volume airflow for effective heat rejection in transport refrigeration applications.

Engineered for continuous duty in harsh environments, this motor withstands vibration, temperature cycling, and roadside conditions. Its rugged metal housing and precision bearings handle axial and radial loads from fan blades and beltless direct-drive configurations. Factory dynamic balancing minimizes vibration and extends service life.

Ideal for field replacement during routine maintenance or condenser assembly overhaul, this motor restores cooling capacity when original fan motors fail or degrade.

• Durable metal housing with corrosion-resistant finish for outdoor and marine environments
• Continuous duty at 12V/14V DC with ~2200 RPM for strong condenser airflow
• Factory dynamic balancing reduces vibration, noise, and bearing wear
• High-quality sealed bearings for low maintenance and extended service
• OEM-style electrical connector for plug-and-play replacement
• Compact footprint with standard mounting pattern for easy installation
• Bench tested for smooth operation before shipment

Safety first: Disconnect vehicle power and follow OEM service instructions. Installation should be performed by qualified technicians.

1. Preparation: Verify part number (54-60006-10) and voltage (12V/14V). Inspect wiring harness.
2. Removal: Disconnect power, remove access panels, and detach old motor.
3. Mounting: Install new motor with original fasteners, ensuring proper alignment.
4. Electrical Hook-up: Connect to harness using OEM connector or proper wiring.
5. Pre-start Checks: Verify rotation direction and smooth operation.
6. Functional Test: Monitor system performance and re-check components.

Note: Always use properly sized fuses and confirm thermal protections if applicable.

Routine maintenance:

• Inspect connectors and wiring for corrosion or damage
• Clean motor housing and fan blades to maintain airflow
• Monitor for bearing noise, vibration, or reduced airflow

Troubleshooting:

• Motor doesn't run: Check fuse, voltage, wiring continuity, and rotor condition
• Weak airflow: Verify voltage under load and inspect for mechanical issues
• Excessive noise: Check mounting, balance, and bearing condition
• Intermittent operation: Inspect connectors and thermal protections

• Replacement for Carrier condenser applications using 54-60006-10
• Verify exact variant to avoid connector or mounting incompatibilities
• New unit in protective packaging with necessary hardware
• Standard 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects

We provide technical assistance when you supply your unit model and serial number. Options include single-unit supply, bulk fleet orders, and remanufactured exchange programs (subject to availability). Fleet operators can receive spares stocking advice and expedited emergency replacements.