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Goodman 0131P00029S Condenser Fan Motor

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The 0131P00029S is a condenser fan motor for Goodman outdoor units. It turns the outdoor fan blade to move air through the condenser coil.

By the HVAC Fitter teamUpdated Oct 22, 2026

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It spins the fan on top of your outdoor unit. If it stops, the unit overheats and shuts down.

Safety first. Turn off power at the breaker and pull the outdoor disconnect, then test for power before touching anything. A capacitor can hold a charge even with the power off. It must be discharged with an insulated tool before anyone touches its terminals. Take a photo of every wire before removing a part. Move wires one at a time to the same spots on the new part.

Specifications

FROM THE PART LISTINGS
  • Part number: 0131P00029S
  • Brand: Goodman
  • Part type: Condenser fan motor
  • Rotation: Counterclockwise Lead End
  • Rpm: 1400
  • Shaft: 1"
LISTED AS REPLACING
  • 0131P00029
MATCH THESE NUMBERS ON YOUR OLD CONDENSER FAN MOTOR
  • HP: must be the same
  • RPM and volts: must be the same
  • Rotation and shaft: match, or pick a reversible motor

From the maker's and parts sellers' listings for this number. Compare them with the label on your old part.

What the Condenser Fan Motor Does

Your air conditioner or heat pump sheds heat through the outdoor coil. The condenser fan motor sits at the top of the cabinet to pull air through the coil fins and blow hot air out the top.

When this motor fails, heat stays trapped inside the system. The outdoor unit will overheat, and internal safety controls will shut the system down to protect the compressor.

Understanding the 0131P00029S Specifications

Fan motors must match specific mechanical and electrical limits to keep your unit operating properly. The specs for the 0131P00029S include exact values for speed, direction, and shaft size.

  • RPM: 1400. This is the speed at which the motor spins the fan blade.
  • Rotation: Counterclockwise Lead End. Looking at the lead end of the motor, the shaft rotates counterclockwise.
  • Shaft: 1". This is the length of the motor shaft that holds the fan blade.

Confirming the Right Match

When selecting a replacement condenser fan motor, specific attributes must align with your existing system.

HP must be the same. RPM and volts must be the same. Rotation and shaft must match, or you must pick a reversible motor. In addition to these rules, the 0131P00029S replaces part number 0131P00029.

Troubleshooting and Safe Replacement

Before replacing a motor, check the capacitor first. A fan that hums but will not spin is often a bad capacitor, not a bad motor. A capacitor costs less, so check it first.

If the motor has failed, safe steps are critical. A contactor carries 240 V to the outdoor unit. That can kill. Always turn off the breaker and the outdoor disconnect, test for power, and discharge the capacitor using an insulated tool. Keep in mind that a new motor often needs a new capacitor rated for it.

Read your old part

  1. Turn off electrical power at the main breaker and pull the outdoor disconnect handle.
  2. Locate the data label on the side of your existing outdoor fan motor.
  3. Check that the label lists part number 0131P00029S or 0131P00029.
  4. Verify the motor matches 1400 RPM, Counterclockwise Lead End rotation, and a 1" shaft.
  5. Take a clear photo of the label and the wire connections before loosening any mounting bolts.

When to call a pro

Hire a licensed HVAC technician for any step you are not sure you can do safely. High voltage wiring carries serious shock risks, and a licensed pro can ensure your system is wired and running correctly.

Questions

What part number does 0131P00029S replace?

The 0131P00029S replaces part number 0131P00029.

What if my fan hums but will not spin?

A fan that hums but will not spin is often a bad capacitor, not a bad motor. A capacitor costs less, so check it first.

What are the key matching rules for condenser fan motors?

HP must be the same. RPM and volts must be the same. Rotation and shaft must match, or you can pick a reversible motor.

Does a new motor need a new capacitor?

A new motor often needs a new capacitor rated for it. Always check the required ratings before completing installation.

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