2-Speed RV Air Conditioner Motor | Replaces: Fasco D1092
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.it worked for my 2005 Thor Hurricane 30q even though it did not fit perfectly but it does fit most and comes with a year warranty.
To make sure the cross reference chart is correct, I would check it.
Replace with a factory motor, as the one in the car is noisy and poorly fitted.
Regardless of the rotation direction, it will rotate. Since I am not located at the moment to measure the shaft length or diameter, I'm unable to find out these numbers right now. Once I'm back where it's located, I'll try to get to it early next week.
Selected User Reviews For 2-Speed RV Air Conditioner Motor | Replaces: Fasco D1092
When I purchased my first motor, it had a name of Company of Ocean Motors Ltd. In the spreadsheet it had the number Y6L457DO1L and the number that had trouble matching was I wanted a Fasco D1092, which was a perfect fit. Color coding is used to identify the wires. It was a simple installation since only one access point was required. An Allen wrench with a 4 mm diameter is required for attaching the two fans to the clamps. By using some PB penetrating oil, I was able to loosen the fans more quickly, but that may not be necessary in all situations. Three wire connectors were required for the wires, but were not included, so I purchased three orange wire connectors (commonly known as wire nuts), from a local auto There were only 4 tools required in addition to the Allen wrench a number 2 Phillips screwdriver, a number 3 Phillips screwdriver, pliers to cut the wires and either While I had easy access to the fins, I used a handbrush to clean them. With this new motor, you can hear a pin drop.
I only used the fan for two weeks, and it already burned My nose detected the smell of burning, so I shut off the air conditioner. It is evident that the vent covers have been removed, as there is a smell of burnt insulation and black ash emanating from the vent holes! It's cheap, poorly made, and has issues at least, if not 100% defective. 16 years went by without a replacement fan! A DEFECT IN THE FACTORY WAS REPORTED TO THIS COMPANY. The company claimed to send me a replacement. However, they provided me with a false tracking number. TO DATE, I HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANYTHING!.
A video on installation was viewed on you tube before the job began. There was a small modification to be made to the support bracket near the long shaft end, but not a huge one. The wiring was simple, and all I would suggest is to use a grinder with a cut off disk and snip off the old long shaft of the old motor, this greatly simplifies the task of removing the fan.
In short, I gave it a 4 star because the studs did not line up with the original holes as some reviews said, but it was fairly easy to fix. Finally, there is no stud on the back of the bracket for the support. Nevertheless, you can take off one of the motor housing bolts and slide the bracket on, so the bracket will still work, it will just take some more time.
I have just replaced it today. What a great deal for a motor! I could not believe how low the cost was! My sincere thanks go out to you! In the end, it's not difficult to install since there are a lot of sheet metal screws to remove. In terms of wiring, it is the same as the one in my RV. The two capacitor wires have two spade clips attached to them that can be used to wire right into the existing capacitor (same color wires). One of the long bolts on the front motor anchor had to be removed in order to install it to the chassis. Once you have done that, you need to reinstall the bolt. As compared to the old one, the new one has a very low noise level. A huge improvement in the efficiency of the AC was made as a result of this change. This is helping it cool down much faster! As a side note, on the reinstall I had to remove half of the screws on the shroud covering the fan, pull it back far enough to slide the fan into place through the side of the Since you're working with electricity, make sure you turn off the power to your RV before you begin! Congratulations on your installation!.
A bolt from the old motor had to be swapped out for the one off the new motor for the bracket support, but other than that, it fit well.
I found him to be I installed it a month ago, and the return period has already passed. I cannot return to Amazon, so I am unable to get a refund. I have a motor that is overheating and won't work. There was just a problem with the part. Got in touch with the He said it had a warranty of one year. This would replace the current policy. We hope to have a replacement by It was great working with a third party vendor. Thank you very much, P In the field of technology.
However, it doesn't have a mounting thread for the L bracket on the bottom of the motor to attach it to the motor support on the Coleman Mach 8000 series unit. I replaced the bottom bolt of the motor with a threaded rod from the hardware store to attach it on both sides of the motor after removing the bottom bolt of the This is nothing to worry about, but you have to know this before purchasing and you should be told by the seller that this is the case. All in all, the motor is very quiet and has a perfect performance. During motor replacements, do not forget to replace your old capacitor with a new one. Make sure you turn off the power to the unit and discharge the capacitor before working and you will not experience any serious problems. It is possible to discharge the capacitor on Amazon with a great tool.
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