Coleman 1468-3069 Replacement RV Air Conditioner 1/3 HP 115 Volt 1625 RPM 2-Speed Motor

Great Replacement part for my Coleman Mach 3 Camper AC unit. Install was easy and parts are quality. My AC unit if running less often and more efficient when on.

2.5 hours for complete removal and replacement and there was no guesswork to it. The wiring was easy to figure out and matched perfectly. Best part is, my a/c went from not keeping the RV cool to holding its 75 degree setting in 95 degree heat even after the sun baking the roof all day. Quiet, smooth operation. I can't tell a big difference in the sound, but the new fan obviously increased the efficiency of the whole unit.

This was an exact fit for the original motor and it came with a replacement capacitor. It actually looked exactly like the one I removed.Took about 50 minutes to install and I've never changed one of these before. The local RV supply wanted $309.95 for the same thing and they had to order it, about 3 days.You'll need 3, 14g (blue) butt connectors and a wiring tool (stripper-crimper), along with a 5/32" Allen Wrench or equivalent bit for your driver. It might be easier with an Allen Wrench as it's in a tight location. Either that or you'll need a bit extension.Also a #2 Phillips bit for the 13 Phillips screws and a small adjustable (Crescent wrench) or small combination wrenches for the 5 Hex nuts (about 1/4") that mount the motor to the metal flange.Nothing really unusual required for a normal do it yourselfer.I probably saved $300-400 doing this myself, maybe more. So even if you had to buy a couple of tools (I didn't) you'd still save money.

Everything fit well other than having to drill out the holes in the motor housing to make the motor fit. That was not a problem and both A/C's are working well!

Replacing the fan motors in my two A/C units saved me from having to buy whole new units. They were perfect replacement motors and the work to install them was not that hard. They included the capacitor with each motor. If your fans are noisy, new motors will quiet them down again.

It took me three hours to replace the motor because it is such a tight fit. Remember before you remove the two fan blades to mark on the shaft where they were located. This way installing them on the new motor shaft will be in the right position. But it works perfectly and the sound level is much quieter.

Replaced the loud a/c motor that kept locking up for no reason with this one on our 2014 crossroads sunset trail reserve. I was unsure about the part number but it’s an exact fit. The original motor we pulled out of it had a part number 1468-306. The April 2024 review from “Mike” (look it up) laid out all tools needed and made the task so easy.. had all of the things to do the swap on hand and it was replaced in about 2 hours. Such a good decision, saved hundreds $$

Used this motor to replace the blower motor on my Coleman Mach (Airexcel) Model 48268C969. The specs are slightly different for amps and rpm, but all the mechanical ascpects (shaft length, nut placement and thread count, wiring, etc.) are a perfect fit. I've installed the motor a few days ago and the AC unit has been working flawlessly (and quietly!!!)Shipping was quick and the price was less than a RV tech service call. It took me about 2 hours to replace the unit on my rig. Buy this motor (and capacitor) with confidence.