Fan is dead in intellipower 9245. Looking for new one.

Had a fan fail in a friends converter. took it apart, measured the fan, and found a replacement computer fan that matched the specs. He has been running on the new fan for 4 years now.

John & Angela wrote:

SCVJeff wrote:
Once more with gusto: ALL Electronic Supply

I even set the fan page for you..

Thanks. Yu da man. Now it's time to crawl back in and get a measurement.

if you're heading into the LA area, ALL is a real store located in Van Nuys, but the are is not at all RV parking friendly.

Try and recover the OEM name and model number of the junk that is to be replaced, and post it. It would be nice to know which land mine is to be carefully stepped around.

SCVJeff wrote:
Once more with gusto: ALL Electronic Supply

I even set the fan page for you..

Thanks. Yu da man. Now it's time to crawl back in and get a measurement.

Try Jameco
I got a ball bearing fan there to replace the cheap fan in mine.

Once more with gusto: ALL Electronic Supply

I even set the fan page for you..

Seems the Ball-Bearing Computer Fans are the ones to get, especially if they are mounted in other than a vertical position. Still, I got a few years out of a cheap pair of 92mm fans used on outside fridge coils. That's essentially outdoors and most of our camping is near beaches.

All Electronics

(Thanks to Mr. Wizard)

North L.A. area should be overnight to Palm Springs (= 70 miles)

Only fans that seems to last down here are ball-bearing type. Check to see if fan is two wire or three wire type. Exact dimensions are critical including thickness.

Jaja. The last Teton I worked on had so much insulation I think a person could stick a chainsaw in there and it would be hard to hear.

TO: wa8yxm

Sorry John, RS does not sell over the counter anymore and the order department is very unfriendly to non-industrial accounts.

You know Purchase has closed (years ago), so it is now tough for a small shop to even effectively buy parts on short notice.

Matt

Thanks for the replys. I'll check rad shack. The problem is when the unit is under heavy load (big Teton homes 5th with lots of lights and two furnaces) the fan doesn't come on and unit starts to sporadically cut out. Reduce load, allow to cool and all is well. The fan is very very tight.

Thanks again.