Lennox 56627 Blower Bearing

Blower Bearing

Our Blower Bearing is used in various applications, this part is designed to endure under extreme pressure while ensuring that your blower operates smoothly. The idler pulley connects with the rubber blower wheel creates a pulley system, which aids in providing more precise airflow by dampening the vibration or launching of any airborne pollutants. If you find yourselves experiencing a premature belt failure or have difficulty maintaining proper airflow through your system, it may be time for a replacement blower bearing.

Blower bearing for use with the Lennox multi-speed blower series.

Our blower bearings are designed to fit the Lennox blowers listed below. Used with pulley(s) and bearing cap, they may also be used on some other brands of blowers. View pictures, screws and shaft locations in downloadable instructions 389KB pdf (requires adobe acrobat reader)

The Lennox 56627 blower bearing is for through-the-wall units. This part fits 16" and 24" Series 2 units, Series 4 units, and JC9536 with C60FB blowers.

The Lennox 56627 blower bearing has been designed to fit exclusively for the Lennox brand of equipment. If you have a Lennox unit and need to replace your bearings, these will be ideal for you. Even if you want to experiment with a brand new product, you can have your choice with these bearings.

The Lennox 56627 blower bearing is manufactured by Lennox. Lennox 56627 blower bearing is made of the highest quality materials, it is designed for long lasting durability and dependability. Lennox 56627 blower bearing is made of NSK bearing. The product line includes the following: Lennox 56622 fan hub/shroud assembly, Lennox 56621 motor shaft, Lennox 56628 motor and gear cage. Lennox 56628 motor and gear cage, and Lennox 56626 blower wheel & hub assembly.

A blower bearing is an important part of any forced air system. It keeps the blower from making a loud noise as it spins and distributes air evenly throughout the home. If you hear your blower making a loud noise you may want to change out your bearing.