The Packard 82113 is a direct-replacement 3-speed blower motor engineered to swap out Carrier HC45TE113 and GE 5KCP39PGV623CS units without modification. At 3/4 HP and 115 volts, it delivers reliable airflow for residential and light-commercial HVAC air handlers, furnaces, and fan coil units. Ball bearing construction and an open enclosure keep it running cool and quiet over thousands of hours of service.
When your Carrier or GE blower motor fails, downtime matters. The 82113 matches the original mechanical and electrical footprint of the Carrier HC45TE113 and GE 5KCP39PGV623CS, so installation is straightforward -- same mounting pattern, same shaft configuration, same three-speed lead arrangement. No adapters, no fabrication.
Packard (also catalogued under NBK Parts number 20490) has been a go-to source for OEM-spec replacement motors in the HVAC trade for decades. This motor ships ready to install in split systems, air handlers, and fan coil applications where the original motor has worn out or failed.
Three selectable speed taps let you match airflow to the system's heating, cooling, or ventilation demand -- same wiring arrangement as the original motor.
Precision ball bearings provide longer service life and quieter operation than sleeve-bearing alternatives, particularly important in continuous-duty HVAC applications.
The 4-leg torsion flex (resilient ring) mounting base matches OEM blower housing bolt patterns in compatible Carrier and GE air handler cabinets -- no drilling required.
Open motor enclosure allows ambient air to cool the windings, which is standard for internal blower applications where the motor is protected inside the air handler cabinet.
This motor is confirmed to replace the following OEM part numbers. Verify your existing motor's nameplate before ordering to confirm HP, voltage, RPM, and shaft specs match your application.
This motor is used in forced-air HVAC systems where the blower section circulates conditioned air through the duct system. Common installations include:
Before installation, always disconnect and lock out power to the air handler. Note the original motor's rotation direction (CW or CCW as viewed from the shaft end) and speed tap wiring colors before removal. The 82113 supports standard multi-speed wiring; confirm lead colors against your system's wiring diagram.