Century AO Smith OCP0250 Blower Motor, 1/4 HP, PSC, 1625 RPM, 230V

Century AO Smith OCP0250 Blower Motor, 1/4 HP, PSC, 1625 RPM, 230V

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M251S

$148.02

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Century AO Smith OCP0250 Blower Motor, 1/4 HP, PSC, 1625 RPM, 230VCross Reference: Copeland Features: 50 60 Hz, Copeland Item: Direct Drive Blower Motor, Motor Type: PSC, HP: 1 4, Nameplate RPM: 1625, Voltage: 230, Enclosure: Open, Rotation: CCW, Hz: 50, 60, Phase: 1, Speeds: 1, Bearings: Sleeve, Shaft Number: 1, Shaft Length: 3", Shaft Dia.: 0. 5", Thermal Protection: Yes, Cooling: Air Over, Capacitor: Included.

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I’m not impressed. I ordered the “Lemon” and it’s nothing like the “Aloe & Green” Tea we had at work. Unfortunately Amazon mixes the reviews together, so you can’t tell which scent actually got the good reviews. I can barely smell the lemon and I have to try really hard. And I’m someone who prefers soft scents that are not overpowering, because I have a sensitive nose. I can’t deal with strong perfumey stuff. But I would like to at least smell something. I remember the Aloe & Green Tea has a nice soft scent, that I could actually smell. So I’m not sure what’s going on with the lemon, unless I got a dud. I’m having a hard time believing this is how it normally is. I’m going to get some opinions from my guests and see if they can smell it.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025