Coleman Mach 46413 Replacement Fan Blade | 1472A5011
Coleman Mach 46413 Replacement Fan Blade | 1472A5011 — Product description
This is the genuine Coleman replacement fan blade for the Mach 46413 rooftop air conditioner, part 1472A5011. If your rooftop unit has started to wobble, hum, or rattle, a cracked or unbalanced blade is a common culprit, and this is the part that puts it right.
This is the genuine Coleman replacement fan blade for the Mach 46413 rooftop air conditioner, part number 1472A5011. If the fan in your rooftop unit has cracked, gone out of balance, or started making a racket, this is the part that puts it right.
A rooftop RV air conditioner lives a hard life. It bakes in the sun, rattles down the highway, and cycles through thousands of hours moving air across the coils. The fan blade is one of the parts that eventually gives up. A hairline crack or a chipped blade throws the whole assembly out of balance, and you'll hear it as a wobble, a hum, or a vibration that carries right through the ceiling. Left alone, that imbalance wears on the motor bearings too. Swapping the blade early saves you the bigger repair later.
Because this is the Coleman part matched to the 46413, the fit to the motor shaft and the airflow the unit was designed around are correct out of the box. That matters. A blade that's close but not exact moves less air, runs louder, and can sit unbalanced no matter how you seat it. You want the OEM fit here, not a guess.
Install is straightforward for anyone comfortable working on the roof. Kill the power at the breaker, pull the shroud, and you'll find the fan blade on the motor shaft. Note how the old one sits before you pull it, slide the new blade on to the same depth, and button the shroud back up. Basic hand tools, no special equipment.
One honest note: this is the fan blade only. If your motor is what's actually failing, the blade won't fix it. And you'll want to confirm your unit is the 46413 model before ordering, since Coleman uses different blades across the Mach lineup. Not sure which one you've got? Give us a shout and we'll help you match it.
Key Features
- Genuine Coleman replacement fan blade, manufacturer part 1472A5011
- Direct-fit for the Coleman Mach 46413 rooftop air conditioner
- OEM fit to the motor shaft, no trimming or modification needed
- Restores proper airflow across the AC coils and quiets a wobbling fan
- Correct balance to protect the fan motor bearings from an out-of-round blade
- Sold as the individual fan blade for a targeted repair
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Technical specifications
| Title | Replacement For Coleman Mach 46413 Model Air Conditioner |
|---|---|
| Brand | Coleman |
| Manufacturer | Coleman RVP |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1472A5011 |
| UPC | 755790406982 |
| Part Type | Replacement Fan Blade |
| Fits Model | Coleman Mach 46413 Air Conditioner |
| Application | RV Rooftop Air Conditioner |
Frequently asked questions
What does this fan blade fit?
It's the replacement fan blade for the Coleman Mach 46413 rooftop air conditioner. Coleman uses different blades across the Mach lineup, so confirm your unit is the 46413 before ordering.
Is this a genuine Coleman part?
Yes. This is the OEM Coleman fan blade, manufacturer part number 1472A5011, not a generic substitute.
When should I replace the fan blade?
If you see a crack or a chipped blade, or your AC has started to wobble, hum, or vibrate more than usual, the blade is a common cause. Replacing it early also spares the motor bearings the extra load of an unbalanced fan.
What's included?
Just the fan blade itself. If the motor is what's failing, this part alone won't fix that, so diagnose the cause before you order.
Is it hard to install?
Not for anyone comfortable on the roof. Cut the power at the breaker, remove the shroud, note how the old blade sits on the shaft, then slide the new one on to the same depth. Basic hand tools do the job.
Will this quiet a noisy or vibrating unit?
If the noise is coming from a cracked or out-of-balance blade, yes. If the racket is from worn motor bearings or loose mounting hardware, the blade won't be the fix.
