I have a 1989 Fleetwood Terry Taurus. The AC is Emerson Quite Cool. I have no documentation on the AC. I see nothing on the ac itself as far as part no. The fan blade for the condenser needs replacing. I am pretty sure this part in now extinct. Can't seem to find online. Anything that's on there would say its not available. I would be fine with replacing with equivalent. Shaft measures 1/2" diameter. The fan diameter is 11-1/4". 6 blades. 2" Tall. Not sure if I can get away with getting just bladed and not the circular rig that goes around it? Is there a name for this type? Anyway - anyone know where I can get a replacement or equivalent?

I would take the part that you have to an appliance parts store and see if they can match it up with something that will work for you. I did see some fan blades like the one in the picture while searching for one. Unfortunately they were not available, but an appliance store should be able to help you. JMO

This place might be able to give you some help.Thread moved to Tech Issues forum from DIY.Barney

That is still available, part number F12021, around $20On edit- go here and put in part number F12021E in the search box.PS- I have the Owners manual on my Owners Manual page, as well as a parts breakdown, though most parts are no longer available.

Awesome Sauce Chris!!!!!!!! Thanks you sooooooo much!

Don't thank me yet- I'm not sure if that is actually available, and it looks like part of the shaft is still in that, which isn't good.FWIW, that type of fan is called a "slinger ring", because they run the condensate out to it and the ring picks up the water and slings it a the coils.

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wa8yxm
Explorer III
Sep 19, 2016
That looks a lot like one that is about to become SURPLUS on my RV (Carrier Air V).

What I did when the fan on my Advent Air went BOOM (I'm serious about that, sounded like and explosion when it went)

I took it to a SMALL Rv place.. NOT camping world or "Super Big RV Store" (Fictional name) but a little guy.. The kind of guy who keeps salvage parts.. A Coleman fan replaced my Advent air fan. PERFECTLY.

But that would be my suggestion, Find a SMALL Rv place.
RLS7201
Explorer II
Sep 19, 2016
http://partshvac.com/hvac/slin106801.html

Richard
johnhale
Explorer
Sep 19, 2016
I know it's been a while but I found these on Ebay, look F12021 fan
I bought one, works great.
cs2kplus
Explorer
Jul 21, 2015
will efficiency be compromised?
cs2kplus
Explorer
Jul 21, 2015
This is response back:

Ok you have GQ1042-6 Plastic slinger we have GQ 1031-6 difference is your pitch on fan is 42 deg. Higher blades while our is 31degree pitch little lower blades if this works cost is 48.50 plus shipping.
cs2kplus
Explorer
Jul 21, 2015
Yeah - I am a bit concerned about off centering it. Maybe run the sleeve the entire length? Well, I figured I'd even see if I can get a fan first. Next option would be to replace the motor. Then I will run into issues finding those parts I am sure. the opposite end is for fan only and it works great. I figured I'd run this to the ground till I just replace the whole unit.
Chris_Bryant
Explorer II
Jul 21, 2015
It's normally centered in the hole, but right inside should work fine. I am a bit concerned that you can successfully sleeve the shaft without vibration.
cs2kplus
Explorer
Jul 21, 2015
hey Chris...I emailed http://partshvac.com/hvac/slin106801.html

they asked me for more info. Just sent to them.

I have a question for you.

I have a 11.25" diameter. As I have said I ended up cutting off the shaft because it was badly rotted. But from what I can tell.....looks like the fan passes thru a big hole where the coils are and spins ahead of the hole. So I may be able to use an 11.50 diameter? See my crude pic. Is it generally offset as shown? Of course i would have to remove opening housing to get fan in there.
cs2kplus
Explorer
Jul 20, 2015
I saw those. That would be perfect - and way sturdier. But they start at 11.5 diameter. Mine is 11.25. Let me go check numbers again.
Chris_Bryant
Explorer II
Jul 20, 2015
You might look at http://partshvac.com/hvac/slin106801.html to see if one matches. FWIW, you will need 1750 RPM speed.