2-Speed RV Air Conditioner Motor | Replaces: Fasco D1092

Excellent product

My original motor had the name Zhonghai Broad - Ocean Motor Company LTD. Its number was Y6L457DO1L The number which I had trouble matchings was the 1468-308. The Fasco D1092 was a perfect match. The wires are all color coded. The installation was simple, as the only access needed was from the top. The two clamps which hold on the two fans require a 4 mm Allen wrench. I used some PB penetrating oil to loosen the fans which made the job easier, but it would not be necessary in all cases. The wires required three connectors which were not included, so I purchased three orange wire connectors (commonly called wire nuts), from a local car parts store. Outside of the Allen wrench, the only tools needed were a number 2 Phillips screwdriver, a number 3 Phillips screwdriver, a pliers to cut the wires and a knife or wire stripper. I used a handbrush to clean the fins while I had easy access. This new motor is whisper quiet.

Exact fit for our rooftop RV ac unit. 30 minute install. Running nice a quiet, running like a charm for now. Installed 5 months ago. Use it nearly every day.

This was to repair a Coleman Mach AC unit on a 2003 Winnebago itasca.The replacement motor was slightly different from the original in that the distance between the threaded mounting bolts on the motor did not align with the holes on the mounting plate (Metric vs Standard maybe?). The holes all needed a slight elongation on the mounting plate for the two to fit together.Also the original motor had a brown wire and a brown with white stripe wire for connecting to the capacitor. The replacement motor had two identical brown wires no white stripe. Assuming there was a polarity on the capacitor ( did not have info to determine this) i was able to check the old motor resistance between the brown wire and the black wire.Old Motor: resistance on brown/white was around 6 ohms and between the solid brown wire and the black was 56 ohms. Using this measurement I was able to determine which of the 2 solid brown wires was equivalent to the solid brown and brown with white stripe on the original motor. Also the stud bolt for the angle bracket was not on the new motor,, but u can remover the bolt and thread it though the bracket and re-bolt it into the motor before installation. The holes did line up correctly on the bracket.Overall it was a little more work than i expected. But not much more. So i am happy and now at the beginning of august i have a working AC unit again.

I got a 2017 Jayco and this motor was an exact replacement. Same wiring, same bolt pattern, same everything. Not sure if it say it but it does come with a capacitor. Took me maybe 25 minutes to swap out, don’t call someone. This is an easy job for even someone not very inclined.

Bolt pattern was slightly different than OME, But WORKS GREAT!!! and Cost LESS alsoMuch Quieter also!!My first time every replacing an A/C fan motor, the process isn't extremely easy to begin with. the different bolt pattern was less of a headache than the entire process of pulling the bad one out.If you can get the bad motor out and the fan blades off without damaging them or the coils, mounting this motor is a walk in the park.

We ordered this last year at the end of Feb, 2024.It is now, the beginning of Feb 2025. This fan did not last a year. In our case a season. My husband is a AC Technician. This is our first time ordering from this company. And theres no warranty now. So thankful we didn’t have to pay to have it installed. That would have hurt very badly…can’t guarantee it will happen to you

Works as it should. Same comment as others, bolt hole pattern was slightly off so had to modify bracket.Has ran flawlessly for several outings .