A/c shroud questions...

[wickedstang03]

Does anyone reconize this a/c unit and know the model number... It's on a 2000 fleetwood prowler 19n... I need a new shroud and blower motor.. I'm trying to avoid climbing on the roof since I am disabled and balance isn't the greatest...
The ceiling assembly as this model number but I've heard they are different from roof top... 8330-713

Thanks in advance for the help!

[allen8106]

Those AC's are made by RV Products, aka Airxcel, in Wichita, KS, you can call them at 316-832-3400 or call your local dealer with that 8333a8664 model number and either one shoud be able to hook you up with the part numbers you need. I would bet the blower motor is a 1438-3069 or a 1438A3069 and the shroud is an 8335A5261 or a 8335-5261.

[wickedstang03]

Mark and Linda wrote:
Why are you changing the blower motor? Just thought I would ask...

The blower motor has went out... Was working fine then shut it off... Went to turn it on and the Unit turns on but does not blow... I took apart the inside unit and the motor is very hard to turn and should spin freeley... I got my wife to climb up and look under the cover this is the number that she could read... 8333a8664 But that search doesn't really come up with much as far as the blower motor... I've found a few universal covers that I'll most likely get... I may have to have her go get numbers off the motor its self...

[Mark_and_Linda]

Why are you changing the blower motor? Just thought I would ask...

[allen8106]

You will find the unit model number on the side of the metal box as shown below. Without the AC model number you are just shooting in the dark and wasting time and money if you buy the wrong one.

[Triker33]

This motor will probably work $99

Shroud $127

[wickedstang03]

SoundGuy wrote:

wickedstang03 wrote:
Does anyone reconize this a/c unit and know the model number... It's on a 2000 fleetwood prowler 19n... I need a new shroud and blower motor.. I'm trying to avoid climbing on the roof since I am disabled and balance isn't the greatest...

Clearly this is a Coleman Mach A/C but you'd need to read the label affixed to the top unit to verify exactly which version it may be. That said, why would you care? :h ... if you're not able to climb on the roof to identify the A/C that by definition would suggest you'd have to have someone else install whatever parts you want to replace anyway. That being the case, make it their problem to correctly identify the unit and verify just what parts may be required for repair, be it a mobile RV tech or a conventional dealer RV tech.

Because I will be buying the parts seperately and having a family friend install them the a.c. needs a blower motor as well as a shroud... And roof vents need replaced... Parts are a lot cheaper if I buy them online...

[wickedstang03]

SoundGuy wrote:

wickedstang03 wrote:
Does anyone reconize this a/c unit and know the model number... It's on a 2000 fleetwood prowler 19n... I need a new shroud and blower motor.. I'm trying to avoid climbing on the roof since I am disabled and balance isn't the greatest...

Clearly this is a Coleman Mach A/C but you'd need to read the label affixed to the top unit to verify exactly which version it may be. That said, why would you care? :h ... if you're not able to climb on the roof to identify the A/C that by definition would suggest you'd have to have someone else install whatever parts you want to replace anyway. That being the case, make it their problem to correctly identify the unit and verify just what parts may be required for repair, be it a mobile RV tech or a conventional dealer RV tech.

Because I will be buying the parts seperately and having a family friend install them the a.c. needs a blower motor as well as a shroud... And roof vents need replaced... Parts are a lot cheaper if I buy them online...

[SoundGuy]

wickedstang03 wrote:
Does anyone reconize this a/c unit and know the model number... It's on a 2000 fleetwood prowler 19n... I need a new shroud and blower motor.. I'm trying to avoid climbing on the roof since I am disabled and balance isn't the greatest...

Clearly this is a Coleman Mach A/C but you'd need to read the label affixed to the top unit to verify exactly which version it may be. That said, why would you care? :h ... if you're not able to climb on the roof to identify the A/C that by definition would suggest you'd have to have someone else install whatever parts you want to replace anyway. That being the case, make it their problem to correctly identify the unit and verify just what parts may be required for repair, be it a mobile RV tech or a conventional dealer RV tech.

[wickedstang03]

Thanks I'll check that out

[WayneAt63044]

This may help you. http://www.americanrvcompany.com/Coleman-48203-9666-63149-Sea-Mach-Air-Conditioner-Upper-Unit-13500-BTU-White-Camper-Trailer-RV