Wolong YYW35-6-7297L AC Outdoor Unit Fan Motor 35W (Panasonic and Daikin Compatible)

The high-performance Wolong YYW35-6-7297L Fan Motor, which ensures efficient compressor operation by removing hot air from AC outdoor units (condenser), is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions with long life and quiet operation. Fully compatible with many air conditioner models from 12,000 to 24,000 BTU, notably Panasonic and Daikin, this outdoor unit motor has a sealed resin body with extra insulation against moisture and dust.

Optimum Cooling and Wide Compatibility (AKSA96-00011)

Manufactured by original Wolong Electric (Equivalent Codes: AKSA96-00011, YYW35-6-18003), this motor fits your system perfectly with its 35W power and 6-pole (6P) design. When replacing the original part, selecting the correct capacitor (2μF/450V) and direction (counterclockwise rotation) lets your air conditioner cool/heat with its original efficiency.

Key Technical Features and Dimensions

Designed as an exact match when replacing your old motor, the physical and electrical details of this fan motor are as follows:

• Brand and Model: Wolong Electric / YYW35-6-7297L
• Equivalent/Part Codes: AKSA96-00011, YYW35-6-18003
• Power and Electrical Ratings: 35 Watts, 220~240V 50/60Hz, 6 Poles (6P)
• Capacitor Value: 2.0 μF / 450V
• Direction of Rotation: Counterclockwise (CCW - counterclockwise arrow marking)
• Physical Dimensions: Shaft length 60 mm, motor body diameter 96 mm, overall length 136 mm, distance between top mounting lugs 66 mm.
• Connection Type: 3-wire design with socket (Blue-BL, Yellow-YE, Red-RED).
• Thermal Protection: 130°C internal overheating protection.
• Compatible Models: Standard 35W outdoor units from 12,000 to 24,000 BTU of Panasonic, Daikin and other brands.

Practical Usage Note for Technicians in the Field

Technician’s Note: When fitting the new fan motor, always follow the wiring diagram on the label. In the connection, the Blue (BL) wire is the common (Neutral) line, and the Yellow (YE) and Red (RED) wires must be connected to the 2 μF capacitor. Since the motor’s thermal protection circuit trips at 130°C, if the old fan blade is out of balance or binding, the new motor may also shut itself down due to overheating. Before installation, make sure the fan blade has no cracks or balance problems.