DynaTrap Replacement Part 41052-1SCREW Motor/Fan for 1/2 Acre Models
Replacement motor and fan designed to fit DynaTrap® models DT250IN, DT1050, DT1100, DT1200, DT1210, DT1250 and DT1260. This replacement part is compatible with DynaTrap models with one exterior screw (as seen in the picture above). If the model doesn’t have one exterior screw as pictured, you will need part # 41052 instead.
Keep your DynaTrap® 1/2 acre models in tip-top shape to enjoy a pest-free summer with this replacement motor-fan. The DynaTrap® replacement motor/fan is one of the three key elements to attracting and capturing insects to the retaining cage of the trap. The whisper-quiet operation aids in the success of drawing in pesky flying insects.
Replacement motor/fan for DynaTrap® half acre models
Fan draws insects into the retaining cage where they dehydrate and die
DynaTrap® replacement component which is part of the 3-way protection plan for fighting flying insects
It did not fit my Dynarap unit. Shipping was more expensive than the fan. I did not return it but will remove the fan from the plastic housing for future repairs. The new fan did work.
We are sorry to hear about this! Please keep in mind that our products are backed by a 30 day return policy. Feel free to contact us directly for additional assistance. - Susan
chuck
Verified Buyer
I recommend this product
5
Jul 14, 2022
i have three of the dynatrap on my lot and they do work with all bugs
i would not be without one,i think there are the best on the market
Not the best product on the market. Made in China tells you everything
5
Jul 13, 2022
The fan worked great. However I bought the Dynatrap from Walmart and in 1 month the fan came apart. It was easier to buy a new one than the hassle of returning for another.Tthe other option was to toss it in the garbage. Not very well made or tested. l
Lets hope the replacement fan lasts.
Despite supposedly being the correct replacement fan for the 1/2 acre model with a screw, it didn't quite work. The motor and housing were correct and the screw hole lined up but it had a different end on the wire. There was no way I was going to waste my time sending it back only to get another one with an incorrect wire terminal so I cut off the terminal from the bad fan and spliced it onto the new motor. Considering that the original fan motor only lasted 3 weeks and this replacement was incorrect, I definitely won't be buying another one when this quits working. Quite disappointing.
Thank you for sharing your experience Robert. We are sorry to hear that you didn't have better results with this fan. Feel free to give us a call with any additional questions. - Susan
Robert
Verified Buyer
I recommend this product
My guess is that my unit is older than ones your new parts will fit.
5
Jun 15, 2022
The part I received did not line up with the top half of my unit. I had to re-drill the four screw holes in the new part to make them match the holes in my old unit and use longer screws to be able to tighten the two parts. It is working fine now.
I cannot rate something or a part that is of no use to me as the Dynatrap motor fan wiring system to the one I own does not match the Dynatrap motor fan wiring system I purchased and was sent in replacement. Not only that, but I submitted an email stating the above and have yet to get a response.
We apologize for the delay in getting back to you Wanda! An email was sent earlier today, feel free to contact us again if it was not received. - Susan
Kevin
Verified Buyer
I recommend this product
I am pleased I was able to purchase a replacement motor directly from DynaTrap
5
May 24, 2022
My DynaTrap is about 5 years old. I keep it indoors unplugged for the winter. Usually I just keep it a cleaning and a new bulb and it's good to go for another summer, but this year, things didn't sound quite right when I plugged it in: a lot of vibration. It turns out the plastic spindle (in the middle of the rotating fan blades) had cracked, though I don;t recall dropping the Dynatrap. More likely, it is aging related to the CO2 / catalyst activity, causing the fan plastic to become brittle.
Whatever the cause, the replacement motor/fan setup was easy to swap out once I understood how to unclip the plastic tabs that keep the interior of the synatrap in place.
One thing I did notice was a slight difference in the electrical connector, otherwise everything was same-same!
