FascoD1092 5.0-Inch OEM Direct Replacement Motor, 1/3 HP, 115 Volts, 1675 RPM, 2 Speed, 3.4 Amps, OAO Enclosure, Double Shaft, Sleeve Bearing

No issues. It worked great, I installed it in about an hour - start to finish - .Tips, I took another suggestion and cut the shaft on the old one to make it easy to remove. That way, I could loosen the fans at each end off the unit. With all the rust, it was a ton easier.Lessons learned: For the new one, I needed to take out the two forward screws on the condenser coil mount so I could tip the condenser coil back about 1/4" that allowed the condenser coil fan blades to drop into the proper place. Then slid the blades out to the proper location and secured.Note, I put tapes on the old condenser fan actual blades where they lined up with the condenser coil housing so I could be sure to get them back in the exact same place with the new motor shaft. For the squirrel cage end, I simply did a measurement against the mounting plate to be sure I would position it correctly on the new motor shaft.

This was a perfect replacement for my Coleman Mach 3. After watching a YouTube video, the installation was straight forward (I did have to remove the fan shroud, which was not in the video). The wire coloring was a match and made wiring the new motor easy. After 2 hours labor, the unit is working perfectly and saved me $800-$900 over the cost of a new AC unit! Extremely satisfied.

Pleasantly surprised this replacement motor was an exact fit for my Coleman Mach 15 which was starting to squeal and and whine after about 6 years of service. Replacement took less than an hour and what a nice and quiet difference. Previous reviews on this motor helped me decide and hoping this review will help someone else with a similar motor situation. Bought the extended warranty and hoping will not need it.

Recently, the A/C blower quit working on our (not original) Coleman Mach 15 in our RV. Originally we were told by our repair guy that it was most likely the fan capacitor that had blown and since the unit was installed in October of 2000, he figured that it might be time to replace all three capacitors, i.e. the Start , Run, and Fan capacitors. Total cost around $50.00 from our local RV store.I thought we were pretty lucky to get off so inexpensively. Well, after he had replaced the capacitor(s) and the fan still wouldn't run, he declared that it must be that the motor itself was burned out...humph...OK. So I start hunting up the motor number he advised me to get, Fasco motor number 7154-0156. After a month of searching with no luck, I stumbled across a motor numbered' 7184-0156. Had all the right specs: 1/3 HP 115 Volt 1625 RPM; 2 speed, was a perfect match so I started looking for it on the web under the new number.Long story short, we ordered it from Amazon (I LOVE AMAZON)and it cost us $109.95 plus $11.85 shipping & handling...the cheapest place available on the Inter-webs, believe me I looked. The description in Amazon is as follows: 1/3 HP 115 Volt 1625 RPM; 2 speed; RV Air Conditioner Motor (7184-0156, 7184-0432) Coleman Part # 1468-3069,7855MVA-A11U (8333 series). BM = 3 1/2"; Bolt Pattern 4-1/2"He came out to replace the motor on the morning it was supposed to hit 99 degrees by noon. Was I glad to have finally gotten the durn thing here and installed! Running like a top. I hope my long story might be useful to someone else who is clueless about this stuff. Oh, I also want to let you know that the 7.5MFD/370V Capacitor is included with the motor!

So far so good works good when need

This part did the job perfectly! Our Coleman Mach air conditioner fan had finally locked down on our 2000 Fleetwood Discovery. You can confirm this by trying to spin the fan by hand (with power off of course). If it doesn't spin freely, the motor is likely shot. This repair is easy and this part fits exactly using all original bolts and nuts. Some tips that saved me time. #1. Cut the old fan (exterior) shaft off with a power Sawzall. This will enable you to safely remove the exterior fan from the shaft without removing the exterior shroud or risking breaking the fan. #2. When reinstalling the motor itself, you must re-install the interior fan before remounting. Leave the exterior fan off of the shaft but set it inside the exterior shroud on the passenger side of the rig. Then fish the exterior shaft towards the drivers side of the rig, line up the mounting panel and then direct the interior fan back into its cabinet. Bolt the 5 screw panel in place. Now you can now easily position the exterior fan onto the shaft and set it in place. This will keep you from disassembling either of the two cabinets #3. Replace the start capacitor at the same time. You are rewiring this anyway. The part is $ 7 to $ 15 from Amazon and will save you some grief later. #4. There are some videos on Youtube where folks show the basics of this repair. Godspeed!

Under $150 to fix my Coleman RV 13500 air conditioner. Over 100 degrees consistently in Georgia and my AC wouldn't kick on. I would hear the hum, but felt nothing from the blower. I really didn't want to be out $1500! This took about an hour to replace; look on youtube for a tutorial how to replace it. The capacitor was the biggest issue. The motor I took off had two brown wires; this new motor had one brown, one brown/white. After doing much research (as I didn't want to blow a capacitor on the roof), it turns out my existing capacitor was likely non-polarized so it didn't matter which side I placed the brown and brown/white leads. HOWEVER, if you have a polarized capacitor, pay attention; the inside of my Coleman AC shell (the white part that you take off to get to this motor) had a diagram with which leg to put on what. This thing has been working like a champ. Very glad that the combo of youtube and amazon saved me over a grand!

Fit perfect

Fit perfectly, works A1 happy to have my a/c back

Works great no problems

Replaced 8 yr old motor in Jayco Whitehawk AC. Perfect fit, easy DIY replacement. Changed motor (original motor had wobbly shaft, worn bearings) along with the 2 capacitors.

My AC works again!!!Needed a new motor for our trailer AC unit and this was the right fit and it is so nice to have our AC working as good as new again.Package arrived quicker than expected as well so that was a bonus.