Carrier Blower Motor HB41TR114

Carrier HB41TR114 Blower Motor | 1/3 HP, 1075 RPM, 4-Speed

Restore reliable, multi-speed air delivery to your heating and cooling equipment with the Carrier HB41TR114 Blower Motor. This Genuine OEM Factory Authorized Part is a standard PSC (Permanent Split Capacitor) induction motor designed to meet the exact physical and electrical profiles required for Carrier, Bryant, and Payne residential furnaces and air handlers.

Technical Specifications

Part Number: HB41TR114
Motor Type: PSC Induction Motor
Horsepower: 1/3 HP
Speed: 1075 RPM (4-Speed)
Voltage: 115 VAC
Frequency: 60 HZ
Amperage: 5.20 A
Phase: 1 PH
Capacitor Requirement: Requires a 5 µF / 370 VAC run capacitor (not included)
Manufacturer Cross-Reference: GE / Genteq Model 5KCP39GGV113S

Direct Replacement & Compatibility

The HB41TR114 is the factory-authorized direct successor for older motor configurations. Selecting a Factory Original part guarantees that the physical frame size, belly-band mounting dimensions, shaft length, and electrical lead wire colors align precisely with your existing system, eliminating the complex troubleshooting or modifications associated with universal aftermarket motors.

Replaces Part Numbers: HC41TE114
Equipment Brands: Carrier, Bryant, and Payne.
Application: Residential indoor gas furnaces, fan coils, and air handlers.

Why Choose Genuine Carrier OEM?

Standard PSC blower motors run continuously under heavy static pressure loads to maintain proper cubic feet per minute (CFM) across your heat exchanger or cooling coil. Substandard universal replacements often pull higher amperage than rated, causing the motor to overheat and short out prematurely. This Genuine Carrier motor is engineered for low vibration, minimal noise, and strict thermal compliance, ensuring long-term reliability and efficient operation.

Shipping Information

Service Area: Shipping rates apply to the continental United States only.

Pro-Tech Installation & Wiring Tip: When installing a multi-speed PSC motor, proper wire configuration and capacitor maintenance are essential.

Capacitor Replacement: Always replace the run capacitor when installing a new motor. Using an old, out-of-tolerance capacitor can prevent the motor from starting properly or cause it to overheat and burn out the windings.
Speed Taps: This motor features 4 distinct speed taps to handle different heating, cooling, or continuous fan requirements. Unused speed leads must be individually insulated with wire nuts or parked on dead terminals on your system's control board to prevent short circuits.
Clearance: Before restoring power, secure the motor firmly within its mounting bracket, verify the blower wheel set screw is tightened securely onto the flat part of the motor shaft, and spin the assembly by hand to check for smooth clearance.