CHANCS TYC-50 Small Synchronous Electric Motor AC 110V 2.5-3RPM CCW Torque 9.5Kgf.cm Turntable Gear Box for Microwave Oven

Perfect for my used facebook marketplace special electric fireplace which had a Counter Clockwise motor which went bad and turned clockwise giving the illusion of flames returning to the log...pretty off putting! This fit perfectly, just cut the wires near the old motor and spliced them together...well just wirenuts and tape...should be good... and has been working great for last few weeks. well worth it for the Mancave/Pub to make it look cozy for the impending winter. Quiet operation too

Worked perfectly for my needs. Good quality and reliable. I have purchased several and they have all worked as expected. Speed and torque are as needed.

SHORT VERSION: I was pleasantly surprised to find this CHANCS motor available at a very reasonable price. It arrived next day and with the minor inconvenience of needing to splice on a couple of inches onto the wire leads, it's an identical part-swap, easy peasy. ALL THE BORING DETAILS: Our home has an electric fireplace that was here when we bought the house 6 months ago. I didnt think we would use it much but it works well as a room heater, allowing us to keep the main house thermostat on a more economical setting. Since the cold snap started here 2 months ago, we've been using it daily. Suddenly it started making a loud grinding noise. As I'm a well-experienced handy man, I thought the "squirrel cage" fan that blows the heated air into the room was starting to fail. Usually, it's not an actual part that wore out; The fan has bearings that chatter when the long life lubricant originally applied to them dries out. Taking the fan apart, cleaning it with an approved solvent, applying fresh lubricant restores the fan to like-new performance. When I put the fireplace back together & turned it on, I discovered that while the heater fan was much stronger at blowing hot air into the room, the loud grinding noise was still loud & clear. Turns out that the flame emulator uses what looks to be a rotisserie rod with half-inch mirrors that relect the light from a couple of chandelier bulbs as a small gear reduction motor rotates the mirrors at about 15RPM. The reflected light hits the back of the shadow box screen, giving the dynamic flame appearance when viewed from the front of the fireplace. I had made a "right church, wrong pew" mistake: The grinding noise was due to lubricant failure but not in the fan- the culprit was the mirror flame rod motor; Hardened grease caused the plastic gear array inside the motor to start snapping the teeth off which resulted in the grinding noise. ENDING REFRAIN: This CHANCS motor is the perfect fix option available at a very reasonable price. It's an identical part-swap, easy peasy.

I needed to replace a flicker motor in a 16-year-old faux stove that is apparently now obsolete (both the stove and the motor). I ordered a motor from Chancs that I thought would work, but it didn't fit. I had to return it. I reached out to their customer support to see if maybe they had one that would be a direct replacement. They did not; however, after many emails between "Jane" and me with lots of questions, I finally chose this particular unit (CHANCS TYC-50 Small Synchronous Motor 110V AC 15-18RPM Shaft Rotation CCW 4W). It did require me to drill 2 new, small screw holes to mount it in the cabinet, but it was the right size to generally fit and close to the original RPMs. It is working great. They also told me how to wire it - my original had 3 wires and a capacitor. The replacement had only 2 and did not need the capacitor. I am grateful for Jane's patience and willingness to help me find a solution - even to the point of searching other suppliers. Who does that? Ultimately, we did find one from Chancs that would work, so I am pleased. Yes, they are in China, and I know from experience that not all of the companies over there can be trusted. I believe this is one that IS trustworthy. Should I have need of a small motor again (microwave, the other fireplace, etc.) I will start my search with them.

Perfect for repairing electric fireplace flicker motor! The proper speed and direction. Note: if repairing a fireplace heater, a CCW (counter clockwise) motor is what you need and the RPM’s should be between 15-20. Hope that helps someone! FDJT!

Product starts off very quiet, which is great. But after about 1-1.5 hours of operation the motor starts to make a louder grind/vibration noise. I've tried to dampen the motor's mountings to see if it's vibrating against the install, but it doesn't seem like it. The product works perfectly as a slow motor and it's easy to wire up. But if you're looking to use this in an application that requires it to be really quiet, like a rotating display case like I am, it's not the right product.

If this is used for a microwave turntable, the noise is no issue. I used mine for an antique clock that had a moving scene that turned to simulate movement. The motor works perfectly, speed is right on. The only issue is the motor is a bit noisy. Not a problem in a microwave, but on a clock, it is quite noticeable. So if you are using this in an environment that gear whine is not an issue, than 5 Stars. For a application where quiet is a big plus, then 4 stars. Vendor is good, would use them again. I am using the motor in an unintended application, so if you are using this for it's intended purpose, have no fear.

The motor took about 2 weeks to arrive but it was the best replacement motor for this Department 56 Ice skating Rink decoration. The original motor had a cracked internal nylon gear and this one had all the correct spec's. The shaft was a tad long so I used a fine hacksaw and filed the rough end smooth leaving just enough of the shaft flats to fit the rotating arm. The original 4mm screw fit fine. After carefully removing the two rivets holding the original motor, I used short #4 flat head screws with nuts to mount the new motor. Countersink the plastic holes a bit to be sure the close magnet clears the screw heads. The repair was bit fincky but satisfying to see the figures skate again. The motor makes a slight grindy noise but not a problem.

Adapté parfaitement pour mes besoin.

Il a fallu faire quelques ajustements mais ça fonctionne perfectement

全く問題なく使えました。

Très bien bon produit

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