Condenser Fan Motor D1092, 1/3 HP, 115 Volts, 3.4 Amps,1675/1080 RPM, OAO Enclosure, 2-Speed RV Ac Air Conditioner Motor Replaces Fasco D1092, 7184-0156, 7184-0432, 1468-306, 1468-3069, 7855MVA-A11U

This is the direct replacement of the Fasco Coleman MACH AC unit. This is the more aerodynamic design on the late 80 to 2000s RVS. Its a direct fit. The shaft are correct length, the squirrel cage fits without any problems and the Fan shaft is the right length. It fits right into the shroud. Its also a 2 speed motor where most here are single. Only thing we had to modify to make it fit was walleye out two mounting holes on the shroud as only 2 of the 4 posts would fit. There were off by like an 1/8" . The start/run capacitor supplied worked perfectly. Total installation including buttoning it all back up was a about an hour. The motor is also ALOT quieter than the old one. Our AC was quite loud outside now its quieter than all the rest in the RV parks. Highly recommend this motor. This is for the MACH. not sure if it fits the II or IIIs model so check it.

Installs Easy and is rather Quieter than Factory motor

Fan motor was the exactly the same as my old one and it mounted perfectly. Has worked great since install

The Fan motor was an exact fit for the RV, A/C unit. Easy to install and have had no issues.

We purchased this replacement motor for our Coleman Mach AC unit on our Rv. No delays in shipping and it was a Perfect match. The wires even had the same color codes. This unit also had the new start capacitor which really made it a plug and play buy. AC is blowing hard nice and cold once again. I believe this motor might actually be a lil quieter then the original one. This one is definitely the Best buy at the Best price.

Great replacement, perfect match

A little harder to install than I thought it would but, went well and everything works good. Replacing the motor was a lot easier to do than replacing the a/c unit. Price was alot more friendly too....

Works well and spins freely. Fixed the problem of the AC unit blowing the breaker due to the old motor not spinning freely and causing to much resistance on the system. Easy to install, however with coleman mach units it requires a little bit of modification as it does not bolt into the existing holes.