Help! Intertherm blower motor

[Curt Sprenger]

Check http://www.surpluscenter.com/ I've had good luck getting fan
motors from them.

Curt Sprenger ‘87PT38, Anaheim, Calif.


Henry Jay Hannigan wrote:

> -FRED: you are in luck...I just removed, had rewound and replaced
> my blower motor on my 90SO. removal is a piece of cake and I am
> just your average spark plug /oil changing guy. I looked all over
> for the blower motor in vegas but it was special and too old..had it
> rewound for $100. a bit high but what the heck..better than a new
> ac unit built in China!!! I did not have any trouble replacing
> the motor...it is on top after you take off some covers and remove
> left and righ blower fans with a long alen wrench. the motor wires
> are color coded but I taped numbers and colors in case I forgot.
> from what I heard from rv ac guy, the intertherm is a great unit
> compared to the new ones that do not last as long. let me know if
> you have any specific questions.
> best,
> Hank Hannigan
> 90SP36
> -- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "fred89sp"
> wrote:
> > My knowledge in minimal but I have one Intertherm left on my 89SP
> but
> > the outside cover is starting to come apart.
> >
> > If you remove the cover you will find an access cover that will
> allow
> > you to lubricate the unit and, as I recall, the blower. Do you
> have a
> > copy of the literature that came with the unit? If not, let me
> know
> > and I will see what I have.
> >
> >
> > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "williamcharrison"
> > wrote:
> > > I am desperate for any info I can get on repairing/replacing the
> > > blower motor in the Intertherm a/c unit on my '90WL.
> > > The fan runs for about 10-15 minutes then slows down and stalls.
> > > If I let it sit for 5 - 6 minutes it will run again for 10-15
> min's.
> > > When it first runs it runs at top speed and the drop off to 0 rpm
> > > takes about 30 sec's. Same result with a/c on or fan only.
> > > Has anyone out there had this same experience? If so can someone
> > > tell me how big a job it is to replace/repair the motor and how
> much
> > > disassembly is required to access it?
>
>